Razer Viper V2 Pro

Extremely lightweight ; Incredibly high DPI ; Speedy optical switches ; Reliable wireless connection

Very expensive ; No RGB lighting

It’s astounding how lightweight the Razer Viper V2 Pro is, weighing only 58 grams. Razer had to drop some features in order to achieve that lightness, but the accuracy, smoothness, responsiveness and general performance make it worth grabbing despite...

Lightweight design Buttons can be remapped wirelessly Incredible battery life Handsome silhouette USB Type-C connectivity Free foam grip tape

No longer fully ambidextrous Price tag is hard to swallow No RGB Polling rate isn't as high as I'd expect

“The Razer Viper V2 Pro sheds some features I liked to make room for some new ones.”

Only weighs 58g ; 80-hour battery life ; Accurate and responsive

Simple customisation ; No RGB lights

If you're after a lightweight wireless gaming mouse, then they don't get much lighter than the Razer Viper V2 Pro. Not only is it light as a feather, it's also incredibly ergonomic and it's reliable too. If you want to level up your gameplay then this...

Clean, minimalist design ; Excellent sensor ; Durable optical switches ; Lightweight

Expensive ; No RGB lighting ; Fewer buttons

Tons of small changes morph the Razer Viper V2 Pro gaming mouse into a perfect match for esports players looking for the lightest and fastest controller.

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+ Lightweight, effortless glide ; + Ambidextrous and comfortable ; + Acceptable click latency ; + Included Razer Mouse Grip Tape brings versatility ; + Great battery life ; + Tracks with great accuracy

- No RGB lighting, looks bland ; - Lefties miss out on the side buttons ; - Not suitable for really large hands ; - No Bluetooth

The Razer Viper V2 Pro is an excellent wireless gaming mouse with minimal drawbacks and an emphasis on lightweight.

typically go for $70 or $80, respectively. Those two make excellent alternatives if you’re on a budget, or simply can’t justify paying more than $100 for a mouse. But if you can afford the Viper V2 Pro, it’ll be one of the best PC gaming investments...

Exceptionally light ; Comfortable shape ; Lasting battery life ; Impeccable wireless performance

Expensive ; No charging dock included ; No RGB lighting and ambidextrous side buttons

One of the lightest wireless gaming mice in the market today Operates in both wired and wireless mode Includes optional side grips