Amazon.com has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy via eBay has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter plu388 for finding this deal.
Product Info:
25% Quicker Than Competing Wireless Mice: Razer HyperSpeed wireless technology brings together extreme low-latency and interference reduction for true wireless freedom
Lightweight, Zero-Compromise Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse at 74g: The Razer Viper Ultimate includes a 20K DPI optical sensor befitting the most serious gamers and achieves its weight without the need for drilled holes
Faster Than Traditional Mechanical Switches: New Razer optical mouse switches uses light beam-based actuation, registering button presses at the speed of light
Ambidextrous Design: Created for left and right-handed users with accessible, programmable buttons on both sides
Maximum Speed(IPS):650,On-board Memory Profiles:5. Dock Compatible
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Amazon.com has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy via eBay has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ RGB Charging Dock on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter plu388 for finding this deal.
Product Info:
25% Quicker Than Competing Wireless Mice: Razer HyperSpeed wireless technology brings together extreme low-latency and interference reduction for true wireless freedom
Lightweight, Zero-Compromise Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse at 74g: The Razer Viper Ultimate includes a 20K DPI optical sensor befitting the most serious gamers and achieves its weight without the need for drilled holes
Faster Than Traditional Mechanical Switches: New Razer optical mouse switches uses light beam-based actuation, registering button presses at the speed of light
Ambidextrous Design: Created for left and right-handed users with accessible, programmable buttons on both sides
Maximum Speed(IPS):650,On-board Memory Profiles:5. Dock Compatible
The mouse only option is 10 bucks cheaper. Anyone have an opinion whether the dock is necessary?
not "necessary", but its really nice to have, the battery last ~2 days or so. Having not to plug in every time battery is low is a huge bonus. get the dock, its $40 alone (if you go with the mouse only option and want a dock later). plus it looks nice with the rgb.
I bought this to replace logitech g903 for the dock, love g903 but hate plugging in to charge everytime.
Just a heads up with the Razer mouse docks. They have metal pins that make contact with pads at the bottom of the mouse that have gold plating. With use, the plating will wear off and it'll get harder and harder to make a connection to charge the mouse. I had a Razer Mamba with this and the dock charger became pretty much useless after a year.
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If interested Viper ultimate v2 pro due out this week new switches, lighter weight, no right side buttons, no rgb and no built in rubber grips (will likely come with optional grips in the box) and will be around the $130-150 Mark. This is a decent deal though, even though this mouse has made it down to 50-60 without the dock before.
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GET THE DOCK!!! Used this and the superlight, I thought i'd prefer the superlight as i prefer that shape BUUUUUUT; this is better! Get this especially with the dock. I didn't think id love this mouse as much as i do but it really is phenomenal
Bought this mouse last time and I hate it. I've had it for five months. There is a reason this piece of junk is on sale. It's a 25 dollar mouse in disguise.
It's very cheaply built. The only nice thing about the cheap feel is that it's light. It's also very small. I do not have big hands and it's still small. To give you an idea of the cheapness, the plastic grip texture has already worn smooth. I use my mouse maybe 1-2 hours a day. The buttons on the inside do not work consistently ( i use them for voice in discord). The creak is real. The button creak is real.
There are fewer disconnects with this mouse than the basilisk X. However, the disconnects with this mouse are worse. If it disconnects it literally won't reconnect to the computer unless I power cycle it several times. It's got to be a power problem with the mouse (which razer denies), because the dpi button on the bottom freezes. Even powering on and off the light will remain the same color, and it's just a random guess of when it will work again. And the battery life is nowhere near the advertised time. On the rare day I play more than 1-2 hours, it tops out at maybe 5 -6 hours.
With the basilisk it'd just stop working for for a minute and then it'd sort itself out. This mouse doesn't do that.
I wouldn't care so much if Razer stood by their product and fixed it. They have just told me that it's not charged properly, power it off and on, update it. Let it run out of power completely, then recharge... Yes, yes yes, I've done all that, still hasn't fixed the issues. What about the buttons? They tell me I need to fully press the buttons on the side and that the travel is more than a usual mouse. No, I'm pretty sure my button just doesn't work.
At least it's better than the Basilisk. The tracking on that mouse was horrible. I've had ball mice track better than that thing.
So, if you buy this fair warning the quality control is terrible and the negative reviews are real, and razer doesn't seem to honor their warranty. If you do buy it, the dock is a very nice convenience.
Just a heads up with the Razer mouse docks. They have metal pins that make contact with pads at the bottom of the mouse that have gold plating. With use, the plating will wear off and it'll get harder and harder to make a connection to charge the mouse. I had a Razer Mamba with this and the dock charger became pretty much useless after a year.
I have this exact mouse and dock and I had problems getting good contact from day one. It usually works but often it needs some wiggling to really get it to settle correctly.
The manufacturing tolerances on these just aren't as good as I'd expected. It definitely could have used better/longer pins and one of the few situations where gold plated contacts might have actually been useful long term.
I got this mouse free on the Best Buy huntsman TK keyboard deal for $80. It didn't come with the dock so That's when I learned it was a $40 dock. (Ridiculous imo)
It's a nice mouse but in no way would I consider it a $60-$80 mouse by itself, dock included. DPI adjustable up to 3200, lightweight, responsive clicks. I do not like the right sided mouse buttons, I disabled them as I kept accidentally "backing" a page or whatever I was working on by accidentally squeezing that right size.
Imo, it's on par with a $25-$30 generic "gaming" mouse on Amazon. You're paying for the name obviously.
Not sure why all the hate. If you're buying this mouse you care about ambidextrous, medium sized, super lightweight with high resolution. I have wired viper and it's been great for FPS quick twitch/flick games. No double-click issue this past year. Feet still super smooth.
That being said I bought this bc I thought I go to wireless with matching Hyperspeed keyboard… but this CANNOT be used with a unifying RF usb receiver. Kinda ridiculous to occupy two usb slots.
Hoping next version let's use unifying receiver and make it easier to switch between computers/laptop.
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Just a heads up with the Razer mouse docks. They have metal pins that make contact with pads at the bottom of the mouse that have gold plating. With use, the plating will wear off and it'll get harder and harder to make a connection to charge the mouse. I had a Razer Mamba with this and the dock charger became pretty much useless after a year.
I also had a mamba. This dock is better quality and has lasted me longer with no problems.
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I bought this to replace logitech g903 for the dock, love g903 but hate plugging in to charge everytime.
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It's very cheaply built. The only nice thing about the cheap feel is that it's light. It's also very small. I do not have big hands and it's still small. To give you an idea of the cheapness, the plastic grip texture has already worn smooth. I use my mouse maybe 1-2 hours a day. The buttons on the inside do not work consistently ( i use them for voice in discord). The creak is real. The button creak is real.
There are fewer disconnects with this mouse than the basilisk X. However, the disconnects with this mouse are worse. If it disconnects it literally won't reconnect to the computer unless I power cycle it several times. It's got to be a power problem with the mouse (which razer denies), because the dpi button on the bottom freezes. Even powering on and off the light will remain the same color, and it's just a random guess of when it will work again. And the battery life is nowhere near the advertised time. On the rare day I play more than 1-2 hours, it tops out at maybe 5 -6 hours.
With the basilisk it'd just stop working for for a minute and then it'd sort itself out. This mouse doesn't do that.
I wouldn't care so much if Razer stood by their product and fixed it. They have just told me that it's not charged properly, power it off and on, update it. Let it run out of power completely, then recharge... Yes, yes yes, I've done all that, still hasn't fixed the issues. What about the buttons? They tell me I need to fully press the buttons on the side and that the travel is more than a usual mouse. No, I'm pretty sure my button just doesn't work.
At least it's better than the Basilisk. The tracking on that mouse was horrible. I've had ball mice track better than that thing.
So, if you buy this fair warning the quality control is terrible and the negative reviews are real, and razer doesn't seem to honor their warranty. If you do buy it, the dock is a very nice convenience.
The manufacturing tolerances on these just aren't as good as I'd expected. It definitely could have used better/longer pins and one of the few situations where gold plated contacts might have actually been useful long term.
It's a nice mouse but in no way would I consider it a $60-$80 mouse by itself, dock included. DPI adjustable up to 3200, lightweight, responsive clicks. I do not like the right sided mouse buttons, I disabled them as I kept accidentally "backing" a page or whatever I was working on by accidentally squeezing that right size.
Imo, it's on par with a $25-$30 generic "gaming" mouse on Amazon. You're paying for the name obviously.
That being said I bought this bc I thought I go to wireless with matching Hyperspeed keyboard… but this CANNOT be used with a unifying RF usb receiver. Kinda ridiculous to occupy two usb slots.
Hoping next version let's use unifying receiver and make it easier to switch between computers/laptop.
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