Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed Wireless PC Gaming Mouse, 82g, Black $42.99 @Amazon

HungryDave

Oct 10, 2026 9:29 PM

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This mouse is AA-battery powered and weights 82g. In order to fit the battery, they moved the sensor quite high up the mouse vs the middle sensor position of the Razer Viper V3 Pro. For the price it's alright. I would say Chinese Viper clones like the ATK X1, Mchose K7, Rapoo VT7 could be better pickups.

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KamuiLeon

Oct 16, 2026 12:59 AM

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KamuiLeonOct 16, 2026 12:59 AM

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This mouse is AA-battery powered and weights 82g. In order to fit the battery, they moved the sensor quite high up the mouse vs the middle sensor position of the Razer Viper V3 Pro. For the price it's alright. I would say Chinese Viper clones like the ATK X1, Mchose K7, Rapoo VT7 could be better pickups.

What's the difference on those and how do I know how to find chinese clones of Razer mice? I'm interested in Viper for its performance and lightweight fame but I don't want to spend over a hundred on pro editions. I've been using Logitech entry mice that come with that double click issue after some usage, I assume it has to do with the type of switches they use but I'm no real expert on mice overall.

Looking for 2 profiles;
One to play League of Legends (could be any connection type, using windows)
A wireless one to use on my macbook air for college (only 2 TB ports, so it has to be compatible with macOS and USB-A connections might be difficult)

HungryDave

Oct 17, 2026 7:08 AM

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HungryDaveOct 17, 2026 7:08 AM

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What's the difference on those and how do I know how to find chinese clones of Razer mice? I'm interested in Viper for its performance and lightweight fame but I don't want to spend over a hundred on pro editions. I've been using Logitech entry mice that come with that double click issue after some usage, I assume it has to do with the type of switches they use but I'm no real expert on mice overall.

Looking for 2 profiles;
One to play League of Legends (could be any connection type, using windows)
A wireless one to use on my macbook air for college (only 2 TB ports, so it has to be compatible with macOS and USB-A connections might be difficult)

There's some differences in price, sensor, switches (optical vs mechanical), shape, and extra features (dock, more buttons). I would say the ATK X1 Air is the best, cheaper models of the X1 is fine too. You can use the Eloshape website to find mouse with similar shapes. And then you look up reviews of the mouse and mouse company. ATK and Mchose make a lot of good mouse. Skip companies like Attack Shark.

I'd say probably go with the ATK X1 V2 Ultra Max. It's the lowest tier of the ATK X1 V2 series but it does have Bluetooth support. Bluetooth isn't optimal for gaming but for school use it's perfectly fine. The higher tier ATK X1 have larger dongles which requires cables to connect but they do get optical switches which largely prevents double clicks. Now You could also go with the Mchose K7 V2 which have Bluetooth support too. So you could use the dongle setup at your desktop and Bluetooth with the laptop.

Actually if you have access to a physical PC store you should go and try out a few mouse shapes. Then look for their Chinese clones.

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