Razer Viper Mini Ultralight Gaming Mouse- Classic Black | Fastest Gaming Switches - 8500 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Underglow Lighting - 6 Programmable Buttons - Drag-Free Cord - RZ01-03250100-R3M1

Superb mouse, been using for two and half years and little bit of problem in scroll wheel. I am somehow sure that it's cause of dust not issue in itself. So far working great.

Okay so I've used Logitech G102 and G304 in the past. I've basically owned two of each of those products, why? 1. Both the G102 and G304 started double clicking after around 6-8 months of usage because of the crappy Omron Switches. 2. I got new replacements after the RMA process (which was easy), and even those ended up double clicking after the same duration. So that's it about the past, basically 4 Logitech devices double clicked in a span of 2 years.About the Viper Mini - I've just received this product, so I'll be updating this review later in some months as well. First Impressions - this mouse is quite similar in size to both G102 and G304, while it is very lighter than both of them. Here are some quick scores -BUILD QUALITY - 8/10 : Although the buttons feel very tactile, and the scroll wheel feels pretty sturdy, there's something about the plastic that gives me doubts about it surviving a rugged use. The plastic probably has something to do with its light weight though. The mouse feet are large and smooth, and they're white. IDK WHY THEY ARE WHITE.BUTTON FEEDBACK - 9/10 - Satisfyingly Tactile and responsiveSENSOR FEEDBACK - 10/10 - Tracks every bit of the mousepad pretty decently, you can also calibrate it to different razer mousepads.SOFTWARE SUPPORT - 20/10 - Even though I've used the Logitech G hub software which was pretty good, I had no idea that it could be improved so much, until I used the Razer Synapse 3. That software will let you customize everything about the mouse in extensive detail. You can assign key binds, to macros, to opening a software, to typing text to the mouse buttons. And the extensive Chroma Lighting customization is just amazing, honestly the software is the best that there could be.

It has two years since I had bought this product.Pros:: the razer viper mini is very light and the reponse time of the clicks is really super fast. It helps a lot in multiplayer games.: the switches themselves are very reliable the Lazer optical switches technology is noteworthy for their claims for reliability.: the flex cable is nice. It is still almost new after almost 3 years no signs of any wear or tear.Cons:: the size of the mouse is small and there are no grips or textured pattern body shell to help for gripping the mouse. It feels slippery during summer days if you have sweat after an hour of gaming.: shape of the mouse is not comfortable because the back side of the mouse doesn't have enough protrusion to help with resting the palm on the mouse. Not suitable for palm grip can be used with claw grip but it is very slippery as it lacks any textured pattern or any rubberised grip.: last but not the least the biggest problem of this Mouse is it scroll the scroll started to so signs of problem within 3 months of use and stop working properly like in 5 months I mean it was working but it was like very problematic when I used to scroll up it used to scroll down and vice versa. I repaired it myself by replacing the scroll with one of my other cheap 300inr Logitech mouse. Since then it has been working fine.

great mice , really enjoyed playing with it

It is definitely value for money I bought this mouse for 2000 rupees and it delivers. I got a breaded cable which was not the speed flex cable but the quality of the cable was still fabulous. it’s been a month since I have started using it and I did not face the l o d problem that everyOne has. I play fps games like valorant and I have never found this issue. For games the sensor is also very good for a 2000 mouse the mouse never spins out and tracks very well even if you flick very fast. The nose shape is also very comfortable for me and the weight is very less because of which it is easier to aim for me. Overall I think that it is the best mouse in this prone range and is value for money.

The best cheapest branded mouse in the market. Has the best technology with opto mechanical switch that is only found in highest end keyboards and have extremely long life. Just make sure to keep out the dust from the internals and few edges.One of the lightest mouse in the market and that to without holes. Hence no worrying for dust. Nice!!!!And seeing that lightweight mice are generally on the higher end side, I think it's value for money is pretty good.And there's everyone's favourite rgb lighting too without the puke and can be controlled.I could brag on about all the specs. I will sum it up in one line. You won't be at a disadvantage while playing!!!!As for comfort. It varies on your gripstyle and hand size. That I cannot give a clearcut answer. It depends on you.Do I recommend it? Absolutely. Buy it if you have the budget.

The mouse overall is very lightweight which I like. I had some concerns over it being a mini, but my claw grip seems to have no problems with it. The buttons all work well EXCEPT for the scroll wheel which has developed an issue after 10 or so months where scrolling up and down is very glitchy and will wrongly register very frequently, hence I cannot properly scroll with the mouse unless I middle click and drag the mouse up/down OR manually click and drag the scroll bar. But for 1799 I am willing to put up with this issue for some time more.

The middle mouse button doesn't work anymore but it is very light weight and small so it fits in my tiny hands and didn't give me any wrist pain so build is good but button quality not so much. (It still works perfectly and it's been 2 years and only middle mouse button is bad now)