Razer Viper Mini Ultralight Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Switches - 8500 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Underglow Lighting - 6 Programmable Buttons - Drag-Free Cord - Classic Black
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Style: Mouse
Features
- Lightest, Zero-Compromise Miniature Mouse: 10% Smaller Than the Viper and lighter at 61g, with a 8500 DPI optical sensor befitting the most serious gamers without the need for drilling holes in the chassis like competitor mice
- Faster Than Traditional Mechanical Switches: Razer optical mouse switches uses light beam-based actuation, registering button presses at the speed of light for absolute control
- Customizable Chroma RGB Color Profiles & Underglow: Includes 16.8 million color combinations w, included preset profiles
- 6 Programmable Buttons: Allows for reconfiguration and assignment of complex macro functions through Razer Synapse 3
- Drag-Free Cord for Wireless-Like Performance: Razer Speedflex cables eliminate the need for mouse bungees, drastically reducing weight and drag
Description
Experience hard-hitting performance with our lightest mouse ever created—a lean ultra-lightweight build that makes control effortless Featuring cutting- edge optical mouse switches a precise8 500 DPI sensor and Razer Speedflex Cable for supreme accuracy and speed.
Brand: Razer
Color: Classic Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Programmable Buttons, Wireless
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Connectivity Technology: USB
Additional Features: Programmable Buttons, Wireless
Movement Detection: Optical
Button Quantity: 6
Hand Orientation: Right
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Operating System: Windows, macOS
Hardware Platform: PC
Power Source: Corded Electric
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity: 8500 Dots per Inch
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Mac OS 13 Ventura, Windows 11
Range: 5.0 meters
Color: Classic Black
Style Name: Mouse
Pattern: Mouse
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Brand: Razer
Model Name: Viper Mini
Antenna Location: Gaming
Model Number: RZ01-03250100-R3U1
Are Batteries Included: No
Are Batteries Required: No
Manufacturer: Razer
UPC: 811659036452
Mfr Part Number: RZ01-03250100-R3U1
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Item Weight: 0.19 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W: 4.66"L x 2.42"W
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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1 year update: After a year it is still my favorite mouse and I have acquired many more mice since then. This includes the G Pro Superlight as well as the Aerox 3 Wireless (Model D minus, M42, XM1r and many more). It is still the mouse I perform the best with. I have a non-aggressive claw grip that I use with it that just simply feels better than with any other mouse. On top of the grip, the quality has not degraded on a single component of the mouse or dock. I still wish the M1 and M2 were had 5g more tension and a tiny bit more feedback when depressed. Also with the optical switches I think it would be cool to be able to adjust an artificial debounce time. I regularly outperform my other mice with this mouse in Valorant with the NP-01, GPX and M42 being distant #2, 3 and 4. The Aerox just came in yesterday so I cannot place it especially until I get aftermarket feet because these suck butts, the shape however is similar and could be very good. The RVU still reigns supreme. Update: About 5 months after owning the Viper Ultimate I have found I play best with it over my whole collection. I initially thought the Mini was better but I am a little less precise with it. Right now I switch between the RVU and the Vaxee Zygen NP 01 fo Valorant (which I play the most) with the mini as my fast mouse for Apex and games like that. With the Viper Ultimate including the dock being 99$ right now for black friday I say jump on it. The mini is 29$! right now which is literally insane. I am having a hard time finding a mouse I play better with. I play shooters, atm Valorant, CSGO, Destiny 2, Apex Legends (not so much after the wraith nerfs), and a little Overwatch here and there. I come from using a g305 and I love that thing. I bought this and was hitting shots I couldn't hit before. It was hard to get used to the grip at first but now I love it. So much so that I bought a Viper Ultimate and I can safely say I like the mini a lot better. My hands are medium sized- 19cm X 9cm and I switch between claw and fingertip. It is super light and the weight distribution is nice. M1,2,3,4 are really good, no play or issues. The cable is very light and flexible and I use it with a Razer bungie v2 and I honestly forget it's wired sometimes. The skates are some of the best stock I have seen. The sensor is super accurate and the resolution error has to be one of the best (I would have to look it up). Do not let the Razer branding or 40$ price fool you, this thing is top notch. Now i wish I could sell my week old 150$ Ultimate because it doesn't beat its 40$ little brother. Trust me, if you are looking for one of the top 3 mice out there. This is one of them.
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This is my second Viper Mini because I missed the one I gave away. I'm a Skypad XL user. (glass mousepad) I prefer the Viper Mini over my Ultralight 2. I use an aggressive fingertip grip when aiming. I aim similarly to a claw gripper because I curl my fingers when aiming but I don't touch my palm on the rear. Look here these are the mice I own. Zy Rail, G305, FKMINI3, Model O-, MM710, MM720. This mouse and the G303 are the mice I aim best with as of now based on hours of trying mice. The G303 allows me to have more control over lateral movement in fingertip grip.. I know it's strange that I fingertip grip claw grip style mice but that's just what I do. Till Endgame Gear releases a XM1-S (small) or XM1-M (mini) this is going to be one of the mice I pick up the most. The shape is near perfect, the plastic structure is solid and can't be flexed, click latency is the lowest I've ever gotten on any mouse, the sensor isn't perfect but def close enough. If you put tape over the sensor but leave a gap toward the front where the sensor tracks then it will decrease the lift-off distance. Similar to starlight 12 lift-off distance or other top performing mice with 3360 and above. Really this is the only flaw I can feel on the 3359 sensor. Seriously Razer has the lowest latency switches in the game I think.. These optical switches are basically instant.. my lowest click latency time was 20ms which is crazy fast considering I couldn't get lower on any of my other mice... they all averaged around 30-40ms at best or worse around 50ms on average. But for some reason with the Viper Mini I get those 20ms #s which is freaking amazing. So I'm a stickler for good mouse cables.. Kind of spoiled myself using mainly paracords so I will be paracording my Viper Mini as I did with my last one. But I will say this is one of the best cables because it's light but not floppy unlike Zy Rail and cooler master ultralight paracorded mice. Now the PTFE skates are just perfect IMO... They glide wonderfully on my skypad (I will not be replacing till I'm ready) When I do replace them though it will probably be with Tiger Arc V2 skates from lethalgaminggear. Oh, and the scroll wheel is fine. I prefer heavier smooth stepped scroll wheels but I never use them for competitive gaming so it doesn't bother me. Scroll wheels like the Intellimouse Pro, G303, Endgame gear, and Roccat Titan wheel for example. Hope you enjoyed reading. This mouse is a banger! Must buy for enthusiasts and novice shooter players.
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Came in 2 days, I've trusted Razer products for a long time, and this is no exception. I purchased it with some grip tape, it works very well, the mouse itself has superb build quality and no rattling whatsoever, I bought this after using the original razer viper for a little over a year, and there are almost no downsides if you spend less money with this one, I couldn't tell a difference in the less advanced sensor with the mini compared to the original viper. Pros: PTFE Mouse feet Lightweight - this is great for fps games Ultra high quality build Vibrant RGB lighting (logo and under glow) Lighter than the original viper, but has no drawbacks in terms of build-quality. Small design, great for kids/fingertip users alike. Cons: (None of these are applicable to me, but may be something to think about for some buyers) Since it's so small, I'd only recommend it to fingertip users, the only way to really claw/palm grip this mouse is if you have very small hands (I have fairly large hands) Symmetrical shape, but does not have side buttons on the right side of the mouse, only the left side. Very lightweight (61grams) not a huge downside, but if you're used to a more heavy mouse, (90-150grams) this will take some getting used to. (about 1-2 days of use) I instantly improved with this mouse, the combined light weight design, and great build quality improved my skill. If you can, I'd spend the extra $10 and get it with some grip tape from razer.
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I have 18x10CM hands and use claw. The first thing I noticed when I picked this mouse up was the coating. The surface texture of the Razer Viper Mini feels like PBT, grippy and never felt like my hands were slipping during heavy use. The scroll wheel feels nice and easy to use. The RGB is crisp per usual with Razer's aesthetic. The lightweight, use of pure virgin PTFE mouse feet and para cord like cable makes this a great alternative to the Finalmouse Ultralight 2. The implementation of the optical switch and mouse click feels good. The side buttons sits flush outside unlike it's bigger Viper/Ultimate counterpart, are tactile. I never had a problem with actuating the DPI button on top and rarely ever used it besides for memeing. Now the only downsides for this mouse, is the sensor. I had no problems tracking or flick shotting in game but personally, I don't have a problem with a little higher lift off distance but it is something to point out as many other people are not a fan of this. Razer Synapse is still a bloating software and should be avoided if possible. Thankfully, Synapse is not needed, the Razer Viper Mini supports on board memory. So, you're DPI and lighting settings are saved. The Razer Viper Mini is a solid mouse in every checkbox but the only thing holding it back, is the sensor. Now if only Razer released a Razer Viper Mini Ultimate..........
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