Razer Viper Ultimate with Charging Dock - Ambidextrous Esports Gaming Mouse Powered by HyperSpeed Wireless Technology (Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor, 74g Lightweight, RGB Chroma) Black

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If you purchase the version of the mouse with the dock, there's a second lighting element on the base. The Razer Viper Ultimate weighs 74 grams, which admittedly doesn’t make it the lightest gaming wireless mouse, but it at least undercuts the the 121g heft of the Viper Ultimate’s closest rival, the Logitech G Pro Wireless . Sure, you can simply admire the mouse from afar, but most praise should be heaped upon its Razer Focus+ Optical Sensor, which can also be found in the bigger, more customizable Basilisk Ultimate. This marks a significant milestone for wireless technology, with the Razer Viper Ultimate arguably among the first gaming mice to offer a performance high enough to be considered for competitive e-sports tournaments.

The benefits this brings to Razer’s mouse include the industry’s highest DPI sensitivity and inches per second performance. It certainly outlasts our MacBook Pro's Magic Mouse, something we appreciated immensely, as charging peripherals is not something you want to have to do often. This mouse marks a notable improvement to the brand, and may be one of the best gaming mice on the market.The bottom rim of the dock features RGB lighting, and changes colour to reflect the battery status of the mouse.

She’s been writing professionally for 15 years and her work can be found in dozens of print and digital publications such as Variety, Playboy, Rolling Stone, Wired, Maxim, Official Xbox Magazine, and more.That isn't a problem, per se; both the Viper and Viper Ultimate are highly accurate mice worthy of the best players. Whether you're left or right-handed, you can swap between user modes by heading into the Razer Synapse software. Razer representatives explained the DPI switch has been moved to the bottom to prevent accidental knocks mid-game, which I think is a very sensible move and looks to be growing trend across the market. You may have read or seen his tech and gaming coverage at IGN, Lifehacker, Gizmodo, Variety, Digital Trends, and, of course, PCMag. Razer is hoping that its unique technology and convenient charging stand makes up the difference, but does it?