Para muchos les puede parecer un buen mouse, por el peso ligero, pero la verdad es 0 ergonómico, siento como si forzosamente lo estoy sujetando, algo que me quita precisión, el sensor es muy bueno, y el tiempo de respuesta del click, se siente y mucho, recomiendo este mouse para jugadores de fortnite, ya que los 2 botones que tienen se sienten re bien y de muy buena calidad, ya para jugar fps, no mucho, yo soy jugador de csgo y no ocupo ningún botón, aparte que tiene LOD, que es que el sensor, se detecta un poco sin que el mouse esté tocando la mesa o el mousepad, vengo de un g203 y los 2 tienen, pero este razer viper mini se nota más, algo que para jugadores competitivos de fps afecta, porque da aceleración y no salen muy los flicks, los clicks se sienten muy bien, pero siento que un lado está más sensible que otro, y es nuevo, así que lo recomiendo si sólo quieres jugar fortnite y presumirlo en tu set up de full rgb, ya si eres alguien más competitivo de csgo, hay mejores opciones, en mi caso haré la devolución y me iré por el hyperx surge rgb

he probado 4 ratones, LOGITECH HERO G502, LOGITECH G305(wireless), COOLER MASTER MM710, RAZER VIPER ULTIMATE. -NO he notado ninguna diferencia significativa con el sensor óptico. -Los logitech no me terminaron gustando por que no se resbalan por el mousepad libremente, (los hace sentir pesados). -El cooler master es MUY pequeño, el más ligero, el que mejor se desplaza por un mousepad ya que sus deslizantes son muy grandes. Pero hay que tener las manos para usarlo bien, funciona de maravilla. -El Viper Ultimate es ligero y largo, se agradece un montón que sea wireless, no pisas el cable accidentalmente basicamente. Y los sándwiches ópticos se sienten IGUALES que unos switches mecánicos de toda la vida, el dato interesante es que es imposible tener dobles clics accidentales. Lo que yo te puedo recomendar al buscar un mouse.. visita las tiendas que tengan en exhibición ratones gamers, para que? para que encuentres el factor de forma que a ti se te acomode, por que es horrible comprar un mouse que tu sabes que es muy bueno o el mejor, y que no sea cómodo jugar con él.

No es mi primer artículo de razer ni será el ultimo simplemente tuve mala suerte de que a tres meses de uso, la rueda fallara, el servicio al cliente es decente así que no tengo más quejas. El producto es perfecto para lo que anuncian aunque por comodidad me gusto más el Deathader v2 mini, pero ya son gustos personales.

Please read this before buying! Pros: 1. superlight, i was very impressed when i first grip it. Gives you a very different experience with this light weight 2. Great build quality 3. Great design, on board profile. you can set the profile up with windows using Synapse 3 and use it on Mac since the profile is on board. Now pay attention! Cons: 1. Synapse 3 is not supportted by Mac, while Synapse 2 does, but guess what, Synapse 2 does not support Viper ultimate neither the other newest products they made. Hello? It's 2021 and why is Mac compatibility still an issue? if Synapse 3 can't be compatible with Mac, at least make Synapse 2 support viper ultimate with some basic configurations! I dont think this is hard to do? As viper ultimate is your “ULTIMATE” product, and mac users don't deserve any good from it? 2. Did i say windows supports Synapse 3? big BUT, the Synapse 3 has some wired bug that stops it from loading (in my screen shot). This happens for a tons of users, I spent half day reading razer official support posts in razer community, following their steps and reinstall and restarted my pc for like 10 times. I dont even think i restart my computer that much in a year. But eventually I fixed this issue from an advise from another razer user posts using some programming trick as I am a programmer myself. Imaging most of the people dont know how to program? The problem is not on user's side, I had everything set up correctly, the software installation is just not designed properly. Again, razer does so much fancy tricks to catch consumer's eyes, but can't get the basic needs ready. 3. No bluetooth for a wireless mouse, once your usb receiver is lost which the receiver is super small, your viper turns into an superlight ultimate nice and fashion electronic garbage. This is acceptable for me since they want to make it as light as possible, but the design is still weird. 4. kind short battery life compare to other products, but again, acceptable, they can't use large battery which will increase the weight. 1 star off for the software bug, and 1 star off for the Mac users, 1 star off for the issues i encountered at this price point. 1star back for the great superlight experience after everything is set up correctly.

Mi mano no es grande, y aun asi no se acomoda para nada al mouse, 0% ergonomia, por si fuera poco, el precio de 1150 no es acorde a la calidad del mouse, sinceramente nunca habia quedado tan inconforme con un producto, lo recomiendo probar antes de comprarlo por si no les acomoda, ya que depende de cada quien si te acomoda o no, en mi caso hasta un dedo me duele por la forma en la que queda :(

Having moved from a kova mouse to this I feel a little disappointed. This mouse feels lightweight and cheap and while the lights are nice it feels like something you'd get from Poundland or free from work. I wouldn't buy it again but I would consider other Razer products as they are generally great.

The mouse has exceptional tracking and dragging, however the left clicks and right clicks make a difference sound in clicks, sort of like a small creaking sound. This makes it unpleasant to click the mouse buttons. This is one possible defect of the Razer Viper

This is a nice lightweight mouse with great specs and ergonomics. The issue lies in the software. Razer Synapse is a big clumsy mess with lots of unnecessary crap. I just want to reprogram my buttons and change my LED lights. Literally nobody wants anything else.

Find a better mouse you probably can't. My mouse has been perfect for me the past 3 months. The small size s great and the tactile buttons are something you have to experience. The only problem I have with this mouse is I feel the sensor/lazer is not the best but it could be my imagination. Either way if you have been sick of poor performance from mechanical mice then you are in for a treat. the cable is trash and laser is also trash

After using this mouse for a year straight I can proudly say this is one of the best ergo mouses out there that is wireless. Its a champ for games. My problem is that the dock sucks. Over time the contacts collect dust and so you have to tinker with resting the mouse on the dock to get it charging. As of last week my dock stopped charging my mouse and so I've resorted back to wired charging. Do I still think the mouse is worth it. For sure, just know that over time the dock starts to slowly regress and people be paying a premium price if $150.