Viper Ultimate

I've had the Razer viper ultimate inbuilt grips worn down Razer viper v3 scroll wheel issues Razer headset can't remember the name snapped after a year cheap plastic very comfy when it worked though Had 14 other mice from other companies never a problem and usually cheaper

I use a Razor Viper ultimate - no, not a silly asymmetrically shaped "productivity" mouse but I use it 100% for productivity and it is the best mouse I've used - I'm an IT professional of over 30 years. It's very light, truly ergonomic IMO, rechargeable, extremely accurate with configurable DPI, mul

Nice!! Viper Ultimate served well for a long time. I then got the v2 before going to other brands. Razers old white coating is one of my top coatings for mice. Slight chalk but was very grippy.

I also use my mouse on my left hand for gaming and I can tell you some things 1.- if you don't use the side buttons you can grab a right handed mouse that has a symmetrical shape and it's comfy for both hands but without the side buttons (that's usually a good idea for more options) 2.- if you care

im left handed (31yo, VT plat) and use my left hand all my life for mouse i always used default clicks, to be able to switch freely on my pc with others and stuck with it, but 2 months ago i tried flipping mouse buttons so now i shoot with right mouse button using my index finger i use wasd on keybo

Well I'll be honest, I'm kinda addicted to razer mouses, tho, none of my razer mouses broke for the last 7 years :D only this mouse button situation, but it happened after 3 years of constant unforgiving usage... I'm not sure if they still produce viper ultimate, but I just bought my gf Basilisk v3

Yep. Unless I missed one, the first true ambidextrous mouse on this list is at 17, the seven-year-old Logitech G Pro Wireless, with all the cons of a seven-year-old Logitech mouse. I'm currently using a Razer Viper Ultimate, which I like quite a bit. As feels typical with mouse manufacturers at this

Five years is a good run for that mouse, ngl. If you liked the Viper Ultimate shape, the cleanest upgrade is the Razer Viper V3 Pro because it keeps the lightweight competitive feel but has a newer sensor and better wireless setup. I moved from older wireless mice to lighter ones recently, and the b

Sad my Razer Viper Ultimate is their last truly ambidextrous mouse (side buttons on both sides). Those Ouroboros side buttons look much easier to use than mine. Has a replaceable/rechargeable battery, an adjustable palm rest and there is just no comparison.

So about 2 years back, I bought a Razer Viper Ultimate on eBay. It was discontinued like so long ago, but I've always wanted a pink mouse, and this mouse looks and feels PERFECT. But it broke. One day it was able to charge, and the next day it wasn't. I bought a replacement battery on eBay and swapp