Got it and used it for work and everything seemed perfect. Then finally got some time to use it for a 3rd person shooter game. That's when I noticed the right mouse button(right click) sometimes fails to register. Shooting games uses a lot of right click that's the default button for scope . Searched online if it's a known issue, I did find mentions of issues with right click but not quite similar with mine
For the past few months, impressive and exciting gaming mice have continuously popped out on the market. And with how it’s going, it looks like a race to push boundaries and innovate, making things fiercer than ever.
It's been just a few months since Razer announced its light-and-fast ambidextrous mouse, the Razer Viper, but the company already pushing a high-end wireless version to match. The Viper Ultimate ($149.99 with its wireless charging dock, $129.99 without) takes all the esports trappings and design choices of the original and affixes them to a wireless gaming mouse that, like all of Razer's wireless models, injects high-end features to justify a high-end price. The Viper Ultimate manages to cut the cord without any major compromises in its design, making it the best wireless esports mouse I've used yet. It's pricey for the full experience, but if you're resolute about both wireless connectivity and performance, it's worth it. It earns our Editors' Choice for wireless gaming mice. The Serpent by the…Wait, Where's the Tail? Like the original Viper, the Viper Ultimate is a high-end take on the seemingly standardized esports mouse. It, technically, has eight buttons—two main left/righ...
Razer's Viper Ultimate untethers and upgrades one of the best gaming mice a competitive esports player could ask for. It's a winner, but get the version with the charging dock.
Comfortable ambidextrous design; No-compromise RF wireless connection; Wireless charging is convenient and looks sharp
A bit expensive for the full package
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