Razer Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Wired Gaming Mouse: 2nd Generation Optical Mouse Switches 5G Optical Sensor - 71g Lightweight Design - Speedflex Cable - Mercury White

This thing is light, like really light. Prior to buying this I had one of those unbranded cheap Chinese mice, I didnt think you could get any lighter then those, but this thing not only manages to be lighter, but it feels premium. Had it for months now and it holding up great. Worth the buy.

The mouse cable and frame are poorly made. As you know that Razer made mice with high quality nylon covered cable, but this mouse has a very loose nylon cover, and the cable is super light. For frame, like other review video shown, it wobbles before you making click on it, it makes noise when you shake the mouse.

As advertised, it is a good ambidex mouse

It’s cool

Gorgeous mouse. I’m upgrading from an old Razer chroma because the scroll stopped working & it has some wear and tear. I was worried this mouse might be smaller than my old one, but it is the same size as you can see in pictures. It feels great in the hand, has a nice strong ‘click’ and the customizable features via Razer app is sick. It was either the Logitech RGB or this one. Glad I went with this one, the aesthetics/size/feel is much better than the Logitech. Great buy and 100% worth your money. Good job Razer!

Loving the feeling on the mouse and good for gaming!! Wired all the way no delay!!!

It didnt took so much to arrive as it usually does though I live in South America, a little more than a week, however, the box came damaged at one corner, with no protection at all for the package (personally I like keeping my product boxes, specially now that this is a Mercury version product). Apart from that detail, all inside the box came as expected, not any damage done to the content and a really cool white mouse. I used a Razer Viper Mini for about a month and you can definitely feel the weight difference by dragging it, but it still does better than my original Deathadder Elite.

Previously, Ive been using the model O wireless which I bought for more than $80. I found this on sale one afternoon, and was like ehhh why not and bought it. Synapse is still synapse, but the mouse itself is very nice.

its quite what i ordered

It appears that even though you have four additional buttons on each side where your thumb would touch the mouse, they are only mappable as two, at least for games like WoW. They just show up as mouse button 4 or mouse button 5. I havent yet found a driver that will allow all four buttons to act distinctly.