Razer Viper Mini - Ultra-Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse (61g Ultra-Lightweight Ambidextrous Design, Speedflex Cable, 8,500 DPI Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switch, RGB Chroma) Black

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Inside, you get tactile optical-magnetic switches which sound great, a USB-C port for easy charging and an efficient optical sensor.

Design your own unique emoticons and lighting effects with the app’s editor and take advantage of Razer Chroma for its suite of signature lighting effects with 16.As a wired mouse with a true 8000Hz polling rate, experience unrivalled responsiveness with an industry-leading 0. Its cable isn't much of a burden for competitive gaming, given its flexibility, but I still prefer the wireless option these days - YMMV. They've also included a small screwdriver and alternative top shell, allowing you to change the wireless mouse's shape between one suited for palm and one more suited to claw - there are even CAD files you can modify to 3D print the perfect shape for you. The wireless model is more pleasant to use, with convenient (if slightly too frequent) USB-C charging to top up the battery.

million colors and a range of dynamic lighting effects you can program or create from the ground up via Razer Synapse 3, the Razer Viper Mini displays no shortage of character and personality as part of your battle station. Contrary to what the name may suggest, the Viper Mini isn't simply a sized-down version of the regular Viper. The ambidextrous chassis has shaved off more weight, so you can enjoy even swifter swipes, yet remains as durable and solid as ever. On the plus side, the company brought the excellent pure PTFE glide feet from the Viper Ultimate, which allows it to be extra fast regardless of mouse surface. The mouse was a little harder to get to grips with, perhaps due to that exaggerated design, but the extremely low weight of 49 grams and flexible cable means that it's still a reasonable choice for flicks in FPS - once you get used to it, anyway.net is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited. The DPI button has been moved between the mouse buttons instead of being placed on the bottom of the mouse, making it much more convenient to press. The mouse can be customised via the functional and intuitive SteelSeries GG software, but you probably don't need to keep it installed after your initial selection of DPI settings and key bindings. The M4 Wireless uses the same bottom switch as the Xtrfy MZ1, allowing you to have the button on the top of the mouse mapped to Page Down (to be bound into an in-game function) or control the RGB or DPI settings.

This works nicely, and the key used for making most changes can be set as the F11 key afterwards so that it can be rebound to be used in games - handy! These lightweight mice use honeycomb designs and other measures to cut mass wherever possible, making for a more manoeuvrable mouse that's easier to aim. The shape is a little unusual, with a narrow front and wide base suitable for claw or palm grips, but the Mini really works for me - even as someone with relatively large hands. Logitech kicked off the trend for wireless ultra-light mice with the release of the 80 gram G Pro Wireless, combining an efficient optical sensor with a small, safe shape and a fast-as-wired connection.The Focus+ sensor is also intriguing, promising improved responsiveness through syncing the sensor's reporting to the computer's polling rate. Gamer Network Limited, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom, registered under company number 03882481.