🖱️ Razer Viper Mini Ultralight Gaming Mouse: High-Speed Gaming Switches - 8500 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Underglow Lighting - 6 Programmable Buttons - Drag-Free Cord - Classic Black Review

An honest appraisal of the item.Cool backlight, nice scrolling, at first unusual after 90 grams, but I got used to it and was satisfied.

Capturing my product journey.Has pros: וSmall size for my "baby" hand. •× וBacklight. •× וShape. •× וLightness. •× וSoft•× Its cons: °The sensor will fail for the first hour and a half. °

Candid thoughts on its performance.Its pros: Comfortable lay on the arm, the backlight is all good Has some cons: Started to rip off the mouse wheel unfortunately

The usual, default mouse only from razer, was initially embarrassed by the weight of the mouse (it is too light), but I got used to it. The mouse is definitely on a small palm). I am satisfied with the purchase.

I raised the DPI to 3200, in games I lowered the sensitivity by 4 times. Before that, I played at 800 dpi on a blood v7, I began to distribute it noticeably better, I play COD MW19 and doom 2022 and ethereal, I love the mouse. Pros below: The response speed of the sensor and click is one of the lowest in foreign tests on YouTube. The price is low. Comfortable in the hand, despite the fact that the mini, and my hand is larger than average. The paint test at 3200 dpi passes with a bang. The…

Less than g102. Some kind of nonsense, the separation height is very large. Because of this, it is inconvenient to use it when playing shooters. If not for this moment, the mouse is excellent.

REMEMBER! For this mouse, your arm must be no more than 15.5cm for a palm grip, and up to 17 Max for a claw. It was bought in amazon for 2500. The best thing you can buy in this budget for people with a small hand. Pros: Great little mouse. Excellent paracord cable, good materials, excellent pixart 3359 sensor (this is 3360 with slightly reduced dpi), modest but pretty backlight. Cons: I heard that the build quality is walking, but my copy is embled perfectly

My honest perspective on this.Pros: Good optical mouse, copes with its task with a bang Has cons: In two months of use, I did not find any shortcomings

In general, for the price, the mouse is really top. Got pros: The build quality seems to be for a penny, but in fact it seems to be a very expensive product. I took it after the Logitech g102, the difference is even too noticeable. Different cons: The size is not suitable for everyone. I took it for a finger grip, the palm is 19 cm by 10 wide. I'm still getting used to the shape, but the advantages cover this drawback. hinders.

With its pros: The shape and weight of the mouse Soft cable Developed software Some cons: Instead of a glide around the mouse sensor, it's just plastic that hits the carpet and prevents it from sliding.

I bought the mouse for work. It doesn't suit me very well. Now I would choose a mouse from another manufacturer for the same money

Pros below: the wire is soft and durable, the quality of the mouse, software Has cons: too light, the lift-off height of the mouse is large, it takes a long time to get used to it and it is very inconvenient

Different pros: Lightweight, good sensor, convenient color adjustment through the application Got cons: The plastic at the bottom does not fully adhere to the mouse body

Its pros: Small and light, symmetrical shape. Very cool braided wire, almost weightless and easy to bend, thanks to this it is not felt at all. Got cons: The disadvantage is the raiser drivers, so that the settings do not fly off, they must always be turned on. Even the backlight color without drivers is not saved.

The mouse is good for the money. Lightweight, good glides. Case materials are simple, but not easily soiled. Over time, there is nothing to climb. Does not slip out of hands. It may be too small for a large hand. It all depends on the grip. The wire is braided, but soft enough. So far, I have not found any sensor failures. The click is relatively loud, but clear (not like before with Razer, when the button seems to fall when pressed) In the long run, I can not say about performance. But the…

With its pros: Price=quality Weight of 61 grams is very noticeable and pleasant Assembly without squeaks and backlash At a discount for 2k + - you won’t find a better mouse You can't break the sensor, at least do something Different cons: For 3k I would not consider it, maybe there are better models It is also worth mentioning the absence of a glide near the optics. It's a shame that he's gone, but you don't feel his loss

This mouse is awesome. The light weight, good size for all grip styles, great battery life, mouse feet are higher quality than stock feet, and they have a nice charging dock if you buy a kit. It's very accurate and the switches are softer and I'm a Model O. The only downside here is the hefty $167 after tax I paid for it. For that price I could probably buy a 3 Model O with a matte finish, or maybe a new pair of headphones. I think what Razer needs to do is look at the other side of the market,

Update after 1 year: After a year this is still my favorite mouse and I have bought many more mice since then. These include the G Pro Superlight as well as the Aerox 3 Wireless (Model D minus, M42, XM1r and many more). This is still the mouse I work best with. I use a non-aggressive claw grip that is simply better than any other mouse. Aside from the grip, no component of the mouse or dock has been downgraded. I still wish the M1 and M2 had 5g more tension and a little more feedback when…

Gliding center optics are either upside down or missing. It's rough as sandpaper and prevents the mouse from moving across the cloth pad when I apply any sort of downforce, like the weight of my fingers. There is no sound when you slide your fingernail along the guides on each end of the mouse. They are silky smooth and slippery. When I run my fingernail across the center of the slide, around the optical eye, it makes a scratching sound and is very harsh. Probably manufacturer confusion…

I have bought Razer mice in the past but never liked the way they felt in my hand. However, this mouse feels great and I love it. I bought this to replace my Glorious Model O mouse because I wanted to go wireless. Surprisingly, this wireless mouse is only 6 grams heavier than the Model O and doesn't even need to have a hexagonal pattern on the body to keep the weight down. I spend a lot of time playing first person shooters like Rainbow Six Siege. and Battlefield when I'm not at my desk surfing