Razer Viper V3 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports
Razer Viper V3 Pro – Ultra-lightweight Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse (8K Hz HyperPolling, 55g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro Sensor 35K DPI, HyperSpeed Wireless, 95 hours Battery Life) White
55 g Ultra-Lightweight Design
Designed with top pros to be perfectly balanced for swift, precise flicks
Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-2
Fine-tune your aim with 1-DPI step adjustments and other intelligent functions
HyperSpeed Wireless & HyperPolling
React without delay with true 8000 Hz wireless polling rates
USB Type C Rechargeable
Enjoy up to 95 hours of high-performance competitive gameplay
Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3
90-million click lifespan with no debounce delay or double-clicking issues
Updated Side ButtonsFor improved accessibility
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Razer Optical Mouse Switches Gen-390-million click lifespan
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Onboard Memory ProfileStores your last used Razer Synapse profile, including settings such as DPI, polling rate, and lift-off distance
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Larger Mouse FeetFor smoother glides, preferred by pros
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Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars 20,760 4.5 out of 5 stars 20,760 4.5 out of 5 stars 27,842 4.5 out of 5 stars 20,760 Price £159.98 £54.99 £114.15 £113.49 Sensor Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor Sensitivity (DPI) 35,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 Max Speed (IPS) 750 750 750 750 Max Acceleration (G) 70 70 70 70 Battery Life Up to 95 hours at 1000 Hz Up to 235 hours at 1000 Hz Up to 90 hours at 1000 Hz Up to 80 hours at 1000 Hz Programmable Buttons 6 7 6 6 Switches Optical Switches Gen-3 Mechanical Switches Gen-2 Optical Switches Gen-3 Optical Switches Gen-3 Click Lifecycle 90 million clicks 60 million clicks 90 million clicks 90 million clicks Approx. Weight 54 g (Black), 55 g (White) 109 g (Including AA battery) 63 g (Black), 64 g (White) 58 g (Black) , 59 g (White) Connectivity Wireless (2.4GHz) & Wired Wireless (2.4GHz, BLE) Wireless (2.4GHz) & Wired Wireless (2.4GHz) & Wired
| Weight: | 55 g |
| Dimensions: | 12.71 x 6.39 x 0.1 cm; 55 g |
| Brand: | Razer |
| Model: | RZ01-05120200-R3G1 |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Razer |
| Dimensions: | 12.71 x 6.39 x 0.1 cm; 55 g |
Can’t fault it, everything works perfectly, battery lasts for several days, and the passthrough charging is great. The cable is also top tier when you have to use it. Clicks are responsive, all great several months on.
I bought this mouse after my last mouse broke. This mouse is so much better in overall quality super lightweight and durable. It comes with a charging cable, stickers and extra grips that you can put on and take off. I’ve been using for about 5 days and so far I’ve had no problems at all for gaming and every day use.
Honestly, this is one of the best mice you can get at this price point. Simply an amazing product for what it is meant to be. Compared to other similar mice, most notably the GPX Superlight 2, it honestly tops the charts in all aspects. I’ve never owned the previous iterations of this mice, like the viper v2 pro, but you should probably just jump straight to this.
Very light mouse coming from heavy one and battery holds for long time even tho the mouse is light and the texture and grip feels really good for FPS games and general use probably best mouse I ever had recommended it for this price range and make sure to download new beta razer software it’s much better than old one.
After 6 months of use, the mouse has served SUPER well, amazing price for such a good mouse, very comfortable for small – medium sized hands, not sure about larger hands, all buttons and scroll wheel feels great and it performs great, fit for competitive esports games too. Only reason I stopped using it was because I had to switch to wireless. If you’re thinking about buying, just go for it!
I needed an ambidextrous mouse, and I had a Razer a few years ago, so I knew what to expect. The mouse itself is very nice. Fairly light, comfortable, with a quiet but tactile wheel. The main buttons are slightly loud but this might reduce over time. Precision seems excellent. There’s a button+light underneath to cycle through the different DPI settings, which is great. The lit logo defaults to cycling through RGB, which is a bit annoying – I would have thought a majority of serious gamers don’t actually want a flashing RGB thing in their field of view while gaming.
*However*, the software (Synapse) is dreadful. It spawns countless processes and takes hundreds of MB of memory, plus some CPU resources. For what? Having a massive app in memory & constantly running some services just to store a couple of mouse settings in the cloud is total overkill. It’s main function appears to be advertising other Razer products. Thankfully, the mouse polling rate appears to persist (confirmed using a simple freeware ‘mouserate’ app) so I just installed the software once, changed the polling rate, then uninstalled the software. As for the stupid bright logo, a bit of black electrical tape covers that nicely, and I’m done!
So, the Razer software is almost a deal breaker for me (thankfully it no longer insists on login, there’s a Guest mode). I really wish the CEO of Razer would take a step back and ask if this is what gamers really want. You could just have a polling rate switch underneath the mouse itself (like my Corsair keyboard), or some memory in the mouse to store settings, changeable via a simple (1MB) app. It would only add a few $ to the cost of the hardware, and you could make almost your entire Synapse dev team redundant, saving an absolute fortune and improving profitability.
Rant over, I’m off to CS2 to calm down.
Once upon a time in the land of Clicks and DPI, there was a mouse named Viper 8K Hz ESL Edt., who dreamed of being the best. It was dressed to impress, with sleek black and yellow accents that screamed “I’m too cool for school.” But alas, it harbored a secret — inside, it carried not the heart of a champion, but the heart of a runner-up, the second-best sensor in all the Razer land.
“130 euros for me?” it squeaked. “Surely, you jest! For I am but a humble rodent with aspirations of grandeur. I may not have the wireless wings to soar cable-free, but my 8K Hz polling rate flutters as fast as a hummingbird… even if no mortal can tell the difference.”
Weighing in at a not-so-featherweight 71 grams, our ambidextrous hero was light on its feet, yet not the lightest in the realm. It boasted side buttons that played hide-and-seek with your fingers, always there when you least expected them.
“Behold my cable!” it proclaimed. “So light and unassuming, you’ll forget I’m tethered to your desk. Am I wireless? Am I not? That is the question!”
And so, the Viper 8K Hz ESL Edt. wove its tale, a very good mouse indeed, with build quality as solid as the legends of old. But was it worth the king’s ransom of 130 euros? “Perhaps,” it mused, “for my good sensor and the mythical 8K Hz polling rate. But strip away the gimmicks, and I am but a plastic steed among many.”
Yet, fear not, dear gamer, for a discount as mighty as a dragon’s roar has brought the Viper down to a more mortal coil. At 60% off, it’s a steal — a bargain in the bazaar of button-mashing beasts.
Remember, dear friends, when you part with your gold, you’re not just buying a mouse; you’re buying a piece of the Razer empire. A brand that stands tall, casting a shadow over the land of peripherals. Is it fair? Is it just? That, my friends, is a tale for another day.
This mouse is nice, it’s actually weird how I didn’t realise that having a mouse cable was a bit annoying until I used this.
There’s a big flaw though… the dongle that it is supplied with the mouse stopped working for me within 1 day of receiving it.
I looked online and this appears to be a very common problem with Razer’s “Hyperspeed” dongle that is supplied with the mouse… The option I have currently is to either return to Amazon or contact Razer support for a replacement dongle.
I decided to contact razer’s support and within 1 minute their automated chatbot immediately dispatched a replacement dongle to my home address (I assume they are fully aware of issues with these dongles and are sending out replacements).
I will try to update this review after I receive new dongle to report on it’s reliability…
UPDATE – I received the replacement dongle from Razer after about a week, told myself if there’s any issues at all with it after that it’s going straight back to amazon. I can report after using the mouse for well over a month now that I’ve had absolutely no issues with it and it’s a great mouse.
4/5 – for the fact that the default dongle that’s supplied with the mouse seems to be faulty. Mouse itself is great.