Razer Viper V2 Pro HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: 58g Ultra Lightweight - Optical Switches Gen-3-30K DPI Optical Sensor w/On-Mouse Controls - 90 Hour Battery - USB Type C Cable Included - Black

I upgraded my mouse from the viper mini to this one and I love it. Although I did enjoy the viper mini, the size of this mouse fit my hand and grip style better. It’s also capable of being wired or wireless and the responsiveness is very good both ways. The battery life is also very good and you can go on using it without having to charge it for several days or even a week, depending on how much you use it. It doesn’t have any RGB lighting but I’m okay with that because the performance is what I’m paying for and it delivers. It also comes with additional grips that you can stick onto the mouse if you like, which I prefer. If you like to play FPS games especially, this very light mouse is for you. Overall a great purchase and definitely a great upgrade from the viper mini.

If you're an FPS maniac and every single gram matters, the Razer Viper V2 Pro is basically a cheat code. Razer stripped everything unnecessary off the original Viper to make this thing weigh just 58 grams. That’s insanely light. It’s a pure, unadulterated esports tool built to give you the fastest, most precise aim possible. If you don't care about RGB lights and just want to dominate, this is the mouse for you. Featherweight, Heavyweight Performance (Speed & Weight) 58g Ultra Lightweight: This is the headline. The weight reduction is noticeable immediately and makes large, fast flicks feel effortless and quick. It’s lighter than the famous Logitech G Pro X Superlight. Flawless Wireless: Razer’s HyperSpeed Wireless is rock-solid and lag-free. You get that wired performance feel without the cable snagging—and you can even run it at a blistering 4000Hz polling rate with a separate dongle. 90-Hour Battery Life: You can game for days, maybe even a week, without thinking about charging. When you do charge, it uses a modern, snag-resistant USB Type-C cable. Tech That Wins Games (Sensor & Switches) Focus Pro 30K Sensor: This is one of the most accurate sensors on the planet. It tracks flawlessly on almost any surface, including glass, and uses smart tech to maintain a consistent lift-off distance no matter what mousepad you use. Gen-3 Optical Switches: Say goodbye to the fear of double-clicking! These optical switches are rated for a ridiculous 90 million clicks and feel incredibly snappy, giving you instant, tactile feedback on every shot. The Trade-Offs (Why It's a Specialist) No Bling: They ripped out the Razer Chroma RGB to save weight. This mouse is all business, no party. Right-Hand Focus: To shave off grams, the buttons on the right side were removed. While the shape is still symmetrical, it's really optimized for right-handed users. Pricey Specialist Tool: This mouse is expensive and is not really built for work or MMOs. It is a specialist tool built to win competitive FPS games. Final Verdict: The is one of the best mice available for competitive FPS gaming. The hyper-lightweight design combined with the cutting-edge optical sensor and switches creates a near-perfect aiming experience. If you play shooters and have the budget, this mouse is absolutely worth the investment, but be aware of the infamous scroll wheel issues that some users report over time.

Menos de 1 año de uso tranquilo y la rueda del mouse ya presenta fallas, haciendo que trabajo multimedia tome más tiempo, por el precio esperaba un mejor producto o al menos una vida útil mucho mayor a menos de 1 año

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This was my return to Razer after a decade of avoiding them. For those that don't know, Razer had a noticeable decline in the build quality of their products in 2013. Lots of people opted to stay away from them, myself included. I had Razer mice 10+ years ago and found that they wore out in under 1-2 years of use - which I consider unacceptable, given that my Steel Series products usually lasted a minimum of 4 years under heavy use. I have had this mouse for over a month now and I am actually kind of impressed. It's by far the lightest (or second now) mouse on the market. If you are an FPS player and are looking to ditch the cord, this is actually a very viable option. The weight advantage alone lets you hit all those sick flick shots provided you're not a potato (no product can fix that, sadly). Battery life is pretty good. If you are a serious FPS player, you are going to want to buy the Razer HyperPolling Wireless Dongle (not on amazon.ca currently, you will have to go directly to Razer). Which allows for a 4000 Hz refresh rate. This is comparable speed to a wired mouse which operate between 4k-8k depending on product. You can use Razer Synapse to make sure that it operates that fast during FPS games because it will drain the battery life 3x faster, provided you operate on a 1000 Hz while browsing or playing games where refresh rate doesn't matter. No more excuses or blaming your wireless mouse if you miss that headshot. Hope the product lasts for many years to come, because at the price it is right now there's a lot of decent competitors. I may edit this review in a year or two if I have issues and lower my grade considerably. Hopefully lots of headshots in my future.