Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Mouse + Dock [$163.99] Lowest Price Yet

The new optical switches mouses are single handedly starting to repair Razer reputation construction wise.
Software is still shit
Customer service/support is still shit

I want this mouse pretty bad, i just dont know if i can justify 185 (after taxes) for a mouse. I dont think ive ever paid more then 80. (i know its wireless)

almasyseifer wrote: ↑ The new optical switches mouses are single handedly starting to repair Razer reputation construction wise.
Software is still shit
Customer service/support is still shit

One of the main reason why I decided to go ahead and still give it a try is due to its onboard memory.

You can set your custom DPIs and etc., uninstall Synapse and never have to run it again which I'll be doing.

OP can you please post and item description in the title

Razer's driver is garbage, and that description is overly generous, because it's an insult to garbage.

I had razer before but stopped using them sure to a lot of razer products I had failed.

I currently have Logitech G900. How does this mouse compare to it? My G900 gets interference issues from my phone and its battery life isn't that great, lasting 2-3 days.

Thanks for this! Been watching this for weeks, and just ordered one now.

Friends dont let friends buy Razer

Highly recommend Logitech mouses instead

bomber17 wrote: ↑ I had razer before but stopped using them sure to a lot of razer products I had failed.

I currently have Logitech G900. How does this mouse compare to it? My G900 gets interference issues from my phone and its battery life isn't that great, lasting 2-3 days.

Also have the G900 have double clicking issues with the side buttons. Will try it out and post an update.

Is this bluetooth wireless it doesn't say.

bomber17 wrote: ↑ I had razer before but stopped using them sure to a lot of razer products I had failed.

I currently have Logitech G900. How does this mouse compare to it? My G900 gets interference issues from my phone and its battery life isn't that great, lasting 2-3 days.

And they won't let you buy replacement batteries. Gotta go aftermarket. Done with Logitech.

JIB9022 wrote: ↑ Friends dont let friends buy Razer

Highly recommend Logitech mouses instead

This, G Pro Wireless is an better option

polarbearx wrote: ↑ I want this mouse pretty bad, i just dont know if i can justify 185 (after taxes) for a mouse. I dont think ive ever paid more then 80. (i know its wireless)

Justification: A keyboard (an equally common HCI device) can cost you north of $400. So, by comparison (kinda), $185 isn't that unreasonable.

likebutta wrote: ↑ And they won't let you buy replacement batteries. Gotta go aftermarket. Done with Logitech.

That's one of the major reasons why I'm sticking with the Performance MX.

chatbox wrote: ↑ Justification: A keyboard (an equally common HCI device) can cost you north of $400. So, by comparison (kinda), $185 isn't that unreasonable.

i mean, even some of the more expensive keyboards dont cost anywhere near what you're stating so I dont quite see what you're saying rofl.

Good price but LMB and RMB will probably develop a squeaking/flexing problem. I got 2 before I gave up.

Thanks!!!

I own the wired version of this mouse, got it after my SteelSeries Sensei Raw developed scroll wheel issue (by far my favourite mouse still).
I swore off Razer after my Imperator developed a double-click issue after less than 1 year use but decided to give this a go after the reviews from RocketJumpNinja plus the fact that this mouse uses the new optical switches for the 2 main buttons.

Mouse is very lightweight and IMO better designed since the shell doesn't need to have holes to achieve this so less chance of gunk falling into the mouse over time.
It is pretty small for me though plus I'm a claw-grip user so be advised if you got bigger hands. If you're a claw-grip user, you may want to try it out before you buy it. The Sensei shape better fits the claw-grip style IMO.

Software is still garbage but luckily there is onboard memory so run Synapse to put in all your settings then uninstall if you want.

Overall, solid mouse only complaint for me is the size and Razer's sketchy durability. We'll see how this holds up over time.

Thanks, was watching for price drop on this to replace my ancient G9x lol