RazerViper Mini Ultralight Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Switches - 8500 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Underglow Lighting - 6 Programmable Buttons - Drag Cord - Classic Black

The Razor Viper Mini mouse is a great option for those looking for a compact and lightweight mouse for gaming or everyday use. The design is ergonomic and comfortable to use for long periods of time, and the tracking is accurate and responsive. The buttons have a satisfying click, and the scroll wheel is smooth. The RGB lighting adds a nice touch and can be customized to your liking. The size is perfect for on-the-go or for those with smaller hands. Overall, I highly recommend this mouse to anyone in need of a reliable and stylish option.If you also have small hands like me and use a claw grip. This has been a life saver out of countless mice I've used.

Amazing value for money with this mouse, really is. The cable is incredibly light and glides easily on a desk, never felt any cables so light but also sheathed. The mouse skates on this are huge so the mouse glides REALLY smoothly. The sensor works even with fast movements and in testing there was no mouse accel at any human achievable mouse speeds. The dpi switch button is a nice feature to have under the scroll wheel for quick changing. The mouse fits my 7 inch (measured finger tips to palm/wrist joint) right hand wonderfully for all grip styles I use when working or gaming. The looks on it are sleek, and it doesn't show fingerprint marks at all.

Firstly, its not a mini mouse, its just a normal size mouse, and I'm using the size of a standard office type mouse from Dell as a comparison. You can see from the photos its about the same size as the Dell, but much bigger than the Logitech VX Nano (yes that 12 year old Nano is still working! ok, its not accurate enough for gaming due to the bluetooth connection, but the free spinning wheel is a killer feature)I actually expected a mouse the same size as the Nano, as that's actually a mini (Nano) mouse, but instead i got a mouse the same size as the Dell.Good points:Feet are very low friction.Accuracy is great (but my brain needs to adjust)RGB is fun for 10 mins..Software is extensive (although very large)Wheel feels nice, not too clicky.The lack of a rear hump makes it good for Claw or finger style (its big enough for palm style)All of the buttons are assignableBad Points:Its not Mini...The L+R button clicks are VERY LOUD. There is no need for this, its a gaming mouse, so you will either have headphones on or speakers blaring out. The other 2 mice are almost silent in comparison...im not sure if ill get use to this...it's just over the top.

I'm not against Razer nor am I for a lot of their products but this mouse is amazing, especially considering the pricetag. Simple, no nonsense fingertip mouse that is lightweight and small. I've tried countless mice including the superlight x, viper ultimate and aside from the gimmick wireless feature, you cant tell if there is a performance difference. In fact, the viper mini has a lower click latency than them both. Ultimately it will come down to comfort and grip but you'd be a fool to underestimate its value because of its price mark.

The razer viper mini is very good for gaming with its lightweight and clicky switches feature, it is very durable ive been using for almost a year and it is holding up well, giving a good performance in all type of games, with good response rate and lightweight technology.

Very good wirelesss mouse, battery life lasts for a long time, however i got mines without the charging dock and i use the cable to charge it and when i do sometimes it keeps disconnecting and reconnecting randomly for like 30 seconds, it also dosent charge when i plug my cable in. Overall it is good for price, the response time is also very fast, but i think the side side buttons are very unnecessary unless you are like left handed and it takes a while to get used to it as i usually rest my finger there and accidentally press them

I about a month after buying this mouse, the scroll click (middle mouse button) stopped working. The mouse was registered with Razer so I contacted their support. I would expect them to simply repair or replace the mouse. However, every email they ask for more information. You need provide a lot of personal information. Why? This is not necessary to return a faulty mouse. Also you need to take a video of the problem just to show you are not lying. I am expecting a request for my inside leg measurement next.Otherwise the mouse itself is good but I won't be buying any more Razer products.

I am a huge fan of razer products, i've own mouses and keyboards in multitude. Maybe a faulty product, but this mouse is not stable and the left click button is wobbly. I dont know if that makes sense but it doesnt seem right for a razer product. A little dissapointed as I will need to get a new one. I have only used this for about 4 days.