Viper 8K Hz

My viper 8k scroll wheel got messed up. I think that type or scroll wheel is bad on a hardware level. But my basilisk v3 pro is perfect, along with the huntsman v2 tkl. I think razer should stop skimping on their QA

One mouse didnt work on any surface besides clothes, even with multiple computers and with/without synapse. (Old viper worked fine). Second one worked on no surfaces. To your point though, I didnt notice the printing on the bottom of the mouse was vastly different from my old viper 8kHz I bought at

Après Razer innove quand même pas mal contrairement a alienware. C'est les "premiers a avoir fait" sur pas mal de trucs et même si je suis d'accord que la qualité baisse ils savent, malgré ça, faire des périphériques performants. (La viper 8K est l'une des souris avec le moins de latence au monde pa

Strange, I love the razer software and my mice have refused to die on me despite the torture I've put them through. Currently using a deathadder v3, I play fortnite with scroll wheel reset and as my jump so it gets abused, I kept my first razer mouse (viper 8k) for 3 years and decided to switch beca

Yeah im not a huge fan of razer right now I thought they were a good company with good build quality because I have a razer viper 8K and thats going strong and has been strong for a few years now but the razer kishi V2 that I got only worked for a few months before the OUT port snapped off and it st

Had a Taipan a few years back. Its braided cable got "shredded" over time by the rough surface of the rough/smooth, two-sided Razer mousepad I was using. Well... the braiding did, not the cable itself, IIRC. Plus its LMB gave up the ghost after, maybe, two or three years. Build-quality wise it felt

Side note: Since I wrote that post, that Viper 8K had to make room for a new mouse because the wheel's "rubber-banding"-issue had become real bad. For all I know, the rest of the mouse is still in perfect shape, but with that issue it had become unusable both in Windows and in games. Not sure what s