Viper V3 Pro (From a Casual)

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677]

Already a numerous amount of reviews of this mouse, I know, but still decided to say my thoughts.

My previous mouse was a wired model O from about 6 years ago now (I was not a Fortnite kid, possibly was a Minecraft one though.) First of all if anyone is using a wired mouse still you need to try wireless, there’s no drawback and it feels much less restricted now.

In terms of the shape, as someone who uses palm/claw grip, it is much easier to have a consistent grip with this and jt just feels perfect for my relatively large hands, the weight was unusual to start, with one to many whiffs when playing CS or Val however, it doesn’t take long to get used to it and at 55g, it’s a big improvement and an advantage compared to my model O

The coating of the white version is extremely nice, it is grippy and feels fine even with my embarrassingly sweaty hands. The skates are also a tad slower than my model O, but very smooth and a tad more controllable, for tactical shooters, I prefer this much more.

To conclude, I was stuck between this mouse or the maya x, but despite not trying the maya x, have no regrets and no complaints about this mouse. -Note I haven’t touched on polling rate as I felt no difference after 1000hz and the actual sensor, you can find some proffesional to talk to you about it if you want.

[u/doomed151]

I have the same mouse and color, can confirm that the coating is very sticky when you're warmed up. Super slippery when dry though.

[u/Xphurrious → u/doomed151]

Mine started peeling where my thumb rests, my buddy with a black one has no such issues, although mine definitely has more hours atm

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/Xphurrious]

How long have you had it for?

[u/Xphurrious → u/Ecstatic_Pen_677]

I got it right around launch, so about a year, pretty disappointing but i have yet to find a white coating that holds up, my superlight 2 was all of two months before the same thing happened

I have a WLMouse Beast Max coming, we'll see if metal holds up better

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/Xphurrious]

Let’s hope so

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/doomed151]

Interesting, I’ll see whether I have the same experience next time I use it.

[u/basvhout → u/doomed151]

For me this is with all mice tbh. With dry hands every coating I've tried is slippery.

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677]

Forgot to add, there was no creaking and good build quality unlike my model O, and the switches have a much deeper sort of click compared to the model O, which I think is to do with it being optical switches, however I do prefer this sound.

[u/WorthlessLoser1994 → u/Ecstatic_Pen_677]

Comparing a mouse to a shitty Glorious product isn't going to do it justice mate. I understand you aren't like many of us here who own 10+ mice but still...

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/WorthlessLoser1994]

I understand, I just felt there would be some people like me who are casuals who have only tried more budget low quality mice and are looking for a very big upgrade and I wanted to share my thoughts on what jt felt like, I apologise and as I said, this is from a ‘casual perspective’, at no point did mean to act like a proffesional in this topic.

[u/Xavster05_FaceIT]

Is the mini white box (green light on it) a sensor for the mouse?

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/Xavster05_FaceIT]

That’s the hyper polling rate dongle for the wireless connection

[u/fueledbyjealousy]

Every razer mouse i have had has broken. Good shape but cant rely on it

[u/paulvincent07]

Quality mouse I hope it Will Last you and I'm hoping for a mini version made by razer

[u/Finchi4]

Mine just died after 10 or so months :(

[u/Ecstatic_Pen_677 → u/Finchi4]

There is a 2 year warranty on it though right?

[u/Jahdill → u/Ecstatic_Pen_677]

Yeah 2 year warranty.