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Razer Viper Ultimate wireless gaming mouse
Razer announced the Razer Viper Ultimate, its fastest wireless gaming mouse designed for esports. Sporting new Razer HyperSpeed wireless technology and a proprietary intelligent Focus+ Optical Sensor, the Viper Ultimate sets new standards for both accuracy and speed.
The Razer Viper Ultimate joins the Viper lineup of lightweight, competitive gaming mice featuring Razers acclaimed Optical Switches. Now untethered from its cord, the new 74-gram mouse will be sought-after by professionals and demanding PC gamers alike for its faster performance, lightweight design, increased durability and longer battery life than previous Razer wireless mice.
To meet the demands of competitive gaming, Razer has developed the fastest, most stable wireless technology available – Razer HyperSpeed. As tested and confirmed by TUV SUD PSB, a globally recognized certification institute, Razer HyperSpeed is 25% faster than leading wireless gaming mice. With the lowest click latency, it has the fastest transmission speed in any wireless mouse, registering swipes and clicks instantaneously.
- HyperSpeed wireless technology, 2.4 GHz dongle included
- True 20,000 DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor with 99.6% resolution accuracy
- Up to 650 inches per second (IPS) / 50 G acceleration
- Advanced Lift-off/Landing distance customization
- Eight independently programmable buttons
- Razer™ Optical Mouse Switches rated for 70M clicks
- True Ambidextrous shape with gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel
- On-The-Fly Sensitivity Adjustment (Default stages: 400/800/1600/2400/3200)
- Hybrid On-board and Cloud Storage (4+1 profiles)
- Razer Synapse 3 enabled
- Razer Chroma™ RGB lighting with 16.8 million colors and inter-device synchronization
- 8 m / 6 ft Speedflex cable for charging and wired mode usage
- Razer Chroma Charging Dock compatible
- Battery life: Approx. 70 hours (without lighting), battery life depends on usage settings
- Approximate size: 117 mm / 4.6 in (L) x 71 mm / 2.79 in (W) x 38 mm / 1.49 in (H)
- Approximate weight: 74 g / 2.61 oz (Excluding cable)
- Compatible with Xbox One for basic input
The improved Adaptive Frequency Hopping of HyperSpeed assists in maintaining a lag-free wireless connection, constantly scanning frequency channels for interference and seamlessly switching channels in real-time.
A further benefit of Razer HyperSpeed is reduced power consumption, resulting in 25% more battery life for up to 70 hours of uninterrupted gameplay before the Viper Ultimate needs charging1. In other words, charging this mouse once a week is enough to power ten hours of daily gameplay.
Redefining precision with intelligence
The Razer Viper Ultimate is fitted with a brand new, innovative sensor, the Razer Focus+ Optical Sensor. Working closely with Pixart, a leader in smart sensor solutions, Razer has introduced new intelligent functions to the Viper Ultimate sensor, including Smart Tracking, Asymmetric Lift-Off, and Motion-Sync. With a 99.6% resolution accuracy, 20,000 DPI sensitivity and a tracking speed of 650 Inches Per Second (IPS), the new Razer Focus+ offers the highest sensor specifications available to-date.2
Smart Tracking automatically calibrates across different mouse surfaces (e.g. a cloth or hard-surface mouse mat), ensuring lift-off distance and accuracy remain consistent and eliminating the inconvenience of manual calibration required by previous sensors.
1 With RGB lighting turned off.
2 As compared to other leading sensors from Pixart.
Asymmetric Lift-Off enables users to preset different landing and lift-off distances for greater accuracy during gameplay. The landing distance is the point at which the mouse resumes tracking again, ideally as close to the surface as possible to prevent mouse drift.
Motion-Sync ensures information from the sensor to the PC is sent at exact intervals for better sensor responsiveness and improved tracking consistency. With this new intelligent function, the PC will always receive the most current updates of the exact mouse position.
Optical switches deliver durability and reliability
Wireless mice typically operate on a low voltage to increase battery life. This worsens the corrosive effect on their mechanical switches, leading to a shorter lifespan and a higher risk of unintended clicks.
The Razer Optical Switches on the Viper Ultimate wireless mouse require no physical contact to send electrical signals to the PC, eliminating the need for debounce delay and causing zero corrosive effects. Ultra-fast and durable, these switches withstand the rigors of competition while delivering the speed and precision players demand.
A hard-hitting esports featherweight unleashed
At just 74 grams, the Viper Ultimate is the lightest wireless esports gaming mouse from Razer. The lightweight design is achieved without resorting to an external honeycomb design, resulting in a solid, ambidextrous chassis that does not compromise on strength and durability. It provides a smooth control and is built to meet the rigorous demands of esports competition. To further reduce any residual mouse drag, the Viper Ultimate features smoother high-grade PTFE mouse feet to make each mouse flick faster and more precise.
The Razer Viper Ultimate has already been tested in battle, used in high-stakes tournaments by some of the world’s top esports athletes. “The wireless speed on this mouse is really fast, it feels perfectly smooth and no different than playing on wired,” said CS:GO legend Epitácio ”TACO“ de Melo of Team MIBR, who field-tested wireless prototypes of the Razer Viper in tournaments this year. “The extremely accurate sensor is perfect for intense games like CS:GO.”
Extreme Customizability
Using Razer Synapse 3, users may rebind eight programmable buttons, assign macros or secondary functions, and save all profile configurations to the Viper Ultimate’s On-board Memory. With storage for up to five on-board memory profiles, users have instant access to their personal settings wherever they are.
Razer Viper Ultimate & Razer Mouse Dock: $149.99 USD / €159.99 MSRP
Razer Viper Ultimate: $129.99 USD / €139.99 MSRP
Razer Mouse Dock: $49.99 USD / €59.99 MSRP
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#5722574 Posted on: 10/21/2019 12:29 PM
"the Viper Ultimate sets new standards for both accuracy and speed"
Anyone else hate these self-proclamations?
But its actually true, this new razer is the best mouse you can get at the moment.
"the Viper Ultimate sets new standards for both accuracy and speed"
Anyone else hate these self-proclamations?
But its actually true, this new razer is the best mouse you can get at the moment.
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#5722608 Posted on: 10/21/2019 01:55 PM
I own a Razer DeathAdder Elite and no matter what people tell you, they still don't make too high quality products. I guess they are fine enough, but you are always afraid something is going to break. Also the Synapse software often starts up slowly so your DPI will be different than usual for ten seconds when you boot your computer. This may sound like a nitpick, but it gets annoying if you boot up your computer every day. Even if this mouse lasts me long, unlike my two previous DeathAdders which lasted for two years each, I will not buy Razer anymore. The wheel in every DeathAdder got too loose too quickly, though I don't know if any mouse retains the firm feel very long.
I recently tried out the shape of Logitech G403 mouse and it felt even better than DeathAdder, which I always thought to be most likely the best for my hand. You should always try different mice at a shop if you can, since you may miss the best shape otherwise. I know Razer is often a market leader in having the best sensor and stuff, but really the most important thing for any gamer is the shape and these days it is very difficult to notice the differences between sensors above the price of 40 €. Hard to say if wireless mice perform differently, but I really doubt it in the premium price category. Go for the best quality and fit!
I own a Razer DeathAdder Elite and no matter what people tell you, they still don't make too high quality products. I guess they are fine enough, but you are always afraid something is going to break. Also the Synapse software often starts up slowly so your DPI will be different than usual for ten seconds when you boot your computer. This may sound like a nitpick, but it gets annoying if you boot up your computer every day. Even if this mouse lasts me long, unlike my two previous DeathAdders which lasted for two years each, I will not buy Razer anymore. The wheel in every DeathAdder got too loose too quickly, though I don't know if any mouse retains the firm feel very long.
I recently tried out the shape of Logitech G403 mouse and it felt even better than DeathAdder, which I always thought to be most likely the best for my hand. You should always try different mice at a shop if you can, since you may miss the best shape otherwise. I know Razer is often a market leader in having the best sensor and stuff, but really the most important thing for any gamer is the shape and these days it is very difficult to notice the differences between sensors above the price of 40 €. Hard to say if wireless mice perform differently, but I really doubt it in the premium price category. Go for the best quality and fit!
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#5722635 Posted on: 10/21/2019 03:06 PM
I like the mouse bungee approach over wireless. Feels the same to me and you don't have to pay the wireless tax. You could buy 2 for less than the price of 1 and have a backup.
I like the mouse bungee approach over wireless. Feels the same to me and you don't have to pay the wireless tax. You could buy 2 for less than the price of 1 and have a backup.
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#5722644 Posted on: 10/21/2019 03:16 PM
Genuinely curious if there are facts/testing to back that up? I'm always a little dubious of manufacturer claims.
But its actually true, this new razer is the best mouse you can get at the moment.
Genuinely curious if there are facts/testing to back that up? I'm always a little dubious of manufacturer claims.
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#5722668 Posted on: 10/21/2019 04:10 PM
Supposedly compares well against the other ultralight mice like the Model O or any of those overpriced finalmouse mice. The corded version of this mouse got great reviews a few months ago.
But its actually true, this new razer is the best mouse you can get at the moment.
Genuinely curious if there are facts/testing to back that up? I'm always a little dubious of manufacturer claims.
Supposedly compares well against the other ultralight mice like the Model O or any of those overpriced finalmouse mice. The corded version of this mouse got great reviews a few months ago.
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#5722717 Posted on: 10/21/2019 07:00 PM
let me share my opinion on razer considering i had 2 deathadder 2013 1 deathadder elite 1 naga chroma and last one naga trinity all of them failed on the omron switches the last one the trinity is still on warranty right click failed after 7 months so i said ok let me buy a redragon cobra fps m711, it has a pmw3360 and optical switches too and it costed 25 bucks and im amazed how good it does honestly, so from my point of view im done with razer mices as they definetely are overpriced.
let me share my opinion on razer considering i had 2 deathadder 2013 1 deathadder elite 1 naga chroma and last one naga trinity all of them failed on the omron switches the last one the trinity is still on warranty right click failed after 7 months so i said ok let me buy a redragon cobra fps m711, it has a pmw3360 and optical switches too and it costed 25 bucks and im amazed how good it does honestly, so from my point of view im done with razer mices as they definetely are overpriced.
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#5722738 Posted on: 10/21/2019 08:08 PM
Logitech mice fail on omron switches too. My last 3 logitech mice started to double click within 2 years. I wish they would make the switches replaceable.
let me share my opinion on razer considering i had 2 deathadder 2013 1 deathadder elite 1 naga chroma and last one naga trinity all of them failed on the omron switches the last one the trinity is still on warranty right click failed after 7 months so i said ok let me buy a redragon cobra fps m711, it has a pmw3360 and optical switches too and it costed 25 bucks and im amazed how good it does honestly, so from my point of view im done with razer mices as they definetely are overpriced.
Logitech mice fail on omron switches too. My last 3 logitech mice started to double click within 2 years. I wish they would make the switches replaceable.
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#5722756 Posted on: 10/21/2019 09:20 PM
Honestly i could love with 2 years but with razer is a matter of months and paying 100 euros for each one im not bothering with them anymore last from them is the trinity which i need to send to warranty and i think il sell it as after warranty the omrons will fail again in matter of months
Logitech mice fail on omron switches too. My last 3 logitech mice started to double click within 2 years. I wish they would make the switches replaceable.
Honestly i could love with 2 years but with razer is a matter of months and paying 100 euros for each one im not bothering with them anymore last from them is the trinity which i need to send to warranty and i think il sell it as after warranty the omrons will fail again in matter of months
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#5722795 Posted on: 10/22/2019 01:55 AM
i actually might get this mouse, i owned two death adder before, one lasted me like 6 years, with a lot of path of exile and diablo 3 on it, i currently have a logitech g900, i really love the mouse but its a bit small for my hand, and im not going back to a wired mouse, so its either the hero, steelseries or this one
i actually might get this mouse, i owned two death adder before, one lasted me like 6 years, with a lot of path of exile and diablo 3 on it, i currently have a logitech g900, i really love the mouse but its a bit small for my hand, and im not going back to a wired mouse, so its either the hero, steelseries or this one
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"the Viper Ultimate sets new standards for both accuracy and speed"
Anyone else hate these self-proclamations?