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The Razer Viper V2 Pro is a wireless gaming mouse designed for right-handed users, featuring an optical sensor with a resolution of 30000 DPI. It has 5 buttons (all of which can be programmed).
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Compared to other mice, this was the lightest and one of the most comfortable mice I have seen, the price is also good for the product and the material used to make the mouse, but the only thing that bothered me was that it wasn't one of the smoothest, like the Razer 8kz mouse, but okay, it was worth the money
Very early in its use, it started to have a problem with the scroll wheel. Now, when I try to scroll up or down, the wheel does the opposite. For the money I paid, it is unacceptable to have such issues.
The mouse interferes with WiFi connectivity on laptops: when you plug the dongle in, the wifi connection dies out. The "solution" is to change router channel, which is horrible when you are traveling and don't have access to the router.
Oh and the cord that came with a mouse stopped working after 2 weeks.
Overall, I feel scammed.
I am not used to making reviews, and usually when I end up doing so, the product I am reviewing has left me impressed or disappointed, either in a good or bad way. In this case, I'll let the audience judge what impression it left on me.
Starting with the positives to get them out of the way:
- It is relatively lightweight
- It responds quickly, meaning there is no delay
- Its mouse skates are satisfactory if paired with the right mousepad for better glide
- Its battery fully charges in less than an hour (connected to the computer, not a regular mobile charger which I do not recommend at all), and lasts comfortably for 3-4 days
Negatives:
- Its price is exorbitant. I have the white model, and to be honest, you pay for the aesthetics and not the mouse itself. And now that I mentioned aesthetics, forget about the RGB, the mouse was designed to weigh as little as possible, so lights->out.
- For left-handed friends, if side-buttons were something you were looking for and found in previous Viper models, you will be disappointed as the industry does not value you at all and the mouse has side-buttons only for right-handed users. I understand that Razer did this to reduce the weight of the mouse, but they could have made some pieces with buttons on the right side of the mouse as well.
- The click is indeed "fast", but compared to previous Viper models, it requires a bit more weight to activate. Furthermore, the sound produced with each click is quite loud, to the point where those using communication apps may need to increase the microphone threshold significantly to avoid it being heard.
And now, the unjustifiable problems of the mouse:
Generally, I always make sure to upgrade the mouse with the latest software released by Razer. However, since I got it, up to today with the mouse fully upgraded, it has incredibly problems.
- The first problem has to do with input. Congratulations Razer, you made a mouse that responds quickly, but WITHOUT ACCURACY. It won't take you long to realize that your aim with this mouse is constantly off (and no, I don't have any settings in Windows open that affect the input in any way). Sometimes, the mouse even does some weird glitches where I move my hand to the right for a second, and for half of that second, the mouse decides to interrupt the input (while fully charged by the way), and the distance the cursor ends up covering on the screen is half of what it should be, meaning it's intermittent.
- The second, equally outrageous problem, has to do with idling. It doesn't matter how long you set the idle time (via the Razer Synapse application) for the mouse to go into standby mode. No matter how you set it, the moment the mouse goes into standby mode, once it wakes up, NOTHING is clickable on the screen anymore. In short, the mouse remains still, goes off, I wake it up by moving it, and after that I can't click anywhere. Not on the Windows icon, not on anything in the taskbar, not on applications, I can only move the cursor. The workaround I have found for this disgrace is either through the keyboard to open an application as an administrator, to bring up this menu, to select "cancel" (again with the keyboard), and suddenly the items become clickable, or CTRL+ALT+DEL and then ESC as soon as the menu opens. The other solution I have found is not to let the mouse "sleep", and whenever I'm not using it, I manually close it from the button at the bottom. I don't know if all these are Microsoft's incompetence (which also releases updates for Razer products), if it's Razer's own negligence, or if I fell into a faulty batch. One thing is for sure, I will not choose Razer for wireless mice again. It's a lot of money, and I don't have enough to waste on disappointments. My next purchase will be the Logitech Superlight, because at least that one has clearly positive reviews, and I don't hear reviewers making "meh" noises like in the case of this mouse.
Would I recommend it? No. Whoever wants to buy it, let them do it at their own risk. I simply expressed my dissatisfaction with the unpleasant experience I had with this product in my hands for almost 5 months.
It doesn't work for me, I don't have huge hands but it's small for me.
Also, when I press the left side buttons, my fingers automatically press the right ones and it's annoying.
At 100€ that I found it on Black Friday, it is an amazing mouse. Super lightweight (almost to the point where you think it's fake) and responsive. It also comes with grip stickers in the packaging for better grip, although I don't use them.
Very good feel and response, HOWEVER... It operates at 2.4 GHz and as soon as you connect it wirelessly, the WiFi at 2.4 GHz disconnects... In order to have WiFi, I had to forcibly set the router to 5 GHz. (I have the MSI Z690-A Pro WiFi motherboard)
It is simply a beast, I had the viper wired and it is one of the few mice that fit well in my hand, so I definitely got the v2 wireless.
The 160€ hurt, but it's worth it! Super lightweight and super fast. As my friend says, it's superior to the Logitech G Pro. I don't consider it a negative that it doesn't have RGB, come on, we're talking about a professional eSports mouse.
Kids, I definitely recommend it if you have the money to buy it.
Positives:
- It is lightweight and helps in many games.
- It has white feet on the bottom that are smooth on all surfaces.
- It does not have unnecessary cables, only a type C for charging or a wired connection.
Negatives:
- It does not have any RGB, which bothers me a little, but since it suits me, it's okay
If the shape suits you and you have no money issues, clearly one of the best choices. Superior in terms of construction and balance compared to Logitech's gpx (owner of both).
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I've had it for a while, 0 problems and comfortable immediate response, it has fallen down 2-3 times and hasn't been damaged at all
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Extremely good mouse, lightweight and for me the best on the market
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Must buy for any fps gamer best mouse on market
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Super lightweight, expensive, my personal experience was very good but it's not worth its money.
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Years on deathadder elite until I broke it. It has a very lightweight but it is getting used to.
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| Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz | Available through Skroutz |
| Connection MethodWireless | Wireless | Wireless & Wired | Wireless | Wireless |
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