RazerViper V3 HyperSpeed Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse: 82g Lightweight - Up to 280 Hr Battery - 30K DPI Optical Sensor - Gen-2 Mechanical Switches - 8 Programmable Controls - Classic Black

I got the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed for my 12-year-old son who loves gaming, and he’s obsessed with it! It’s super fast and responsive, and he says it makes a big difference in his performance during Fortnite and Roblox. The wireless connection is smooth, and the battery has lasted a long time with just one AA. It’s lightweight, comfortable for his hands, and looks really cool too. Great quality for the price—perfect for young gamers getting into serious play!

Ladies and gentlemen , this is the review you NEED to readI used a basic mouse prior to this one , that mouse would feel like it scratched my mouse pad as it moved & clicking felt cheap , the mouse also moved loosely where as my aim wouldn’t be as accurate ( GM2 Marvel Rivals player )This razor mouse ??? Moving it feels like it’s GLIDING across the pad , as if it’s not actually touching the mouse pad , I began to go on a 10 win streak last night averaging MVP every game , HITTING SHOTS & BEING ACCUSED OF BEING A CHEATER , DIFFING as if I’m the best player in history , this mouse makes me feel like I belong in championship esports events , clicking feels great and durable , as a man ( 6’4 & big hands ) this mouse feels perfect and it’s SUPER light weight , I plan on buying 2 more

After using the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed, I can confidently say that this mouse is an almost flawless choice for FPS gaming. Coming from mechanical switches, I was curious to try optical switches, and I must admit—they feel amazing. The clicks are crisp, fast, and incredibly responsive, making every shot in FPS games feel instant and precise.The lightweight design is perfect for quick movements, yet it doesn’t feel flimsy. The ergonomics are well thought out, and despite not having a fixed grip style, I found it comfortable and easy to adapt to. The sensor performance is top-tier, tracking flawlessly even in intense moments.Another highlight is the HyperSpeed wireless connection—it’s as close to wired performance as you can get. No noticeable input lag, just smooth, consistent performance. Battery life also seems solid, which is a plus for long gaming sessions.While it doesn’t have RGB lighting, I personally don’t mind, as it keeps the design sleek and focused on performance. For anyone looking for a high-quality, ultra-responsive gaming mouse, the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed is practically perfect.Rating: 9.8/10

Great mouse, battery life is great, it lasted a month before i had to change the battery, the weight feels good, great upgrade from my death adder.

I got to say despite the odd placement for the sensor this is my favorite mouse out of a lot of the mice I’ve used so far (final mouse, Logitech g pro, the death adder v2 pro, Logitech G502x, glorious model O razor viper ultimate, and G502 hero). The hero and the X were kinda heavy and bulky but I kind of like a bulky mouse despite how small my hands are. I tend to aim more with the wrist and I like how smooth it feels to aim with this mouse. The only problem I have is using AA batteries for the mouse.Pros: it’s a mouse that works, good for MY hand position, standard drift in OSU from what I’ve noticed, really smooth feeling when playing apex etc.Cons: consistent use of AA batteries (doesn’t burn a hole in the wallet but still tedious).The position of the sensor may cause a lower sensitivity (not really game breaking but I had to because it felt way too quick compared to other mice I’ve had).

Just one AA battery and it lasts pretty long. Light weighted and it glides with accuracy.

It's too bad that BOTH mice I bought don't work at all. One of them connects to a valid USB port (I'm using USB Device Tree Viewer to look at all of the low-level stats and it looks good!) but even their pairing utility says nothing is connected. It's completely broken.The second one 'kinda' gets recognized but then an error comes up when finishing the pairing. A useless screen saying that an 'error occurred' comes up. Retry does nothing. Then when I use the pairing utility it gets stuff on "Updating firmware...". Stuck at 0% for hours now!I've tried all of the various methods that Razer says to try out (I can't even list them here - too many!) and none of them worked.Their support system asked for duplicate information 3 times. I'm sure they'll just say to buy a new one.I think I'm past the return date so these two mice (@150 USD) are just plastic pieces of junk.Razer, as a game dev, I've visited your office (San Diego), talked with your staff in the past.... what happened?? I've never had an issue with Razer hardware before.You guys need to do better.I'll see if I am connected to anyone working there but I doubt they can do much.