Razer Viper 8KHz

So for my conclusion, i want to say that it's good that this technology is being pushed forward to the market and we, our users, are going to adopt it...

I certainly would, with the caveat that, if you are going to be paying for this mouse, i hope that the 8k hertz works in whatever title you are going ...

Final thoughts on this mouse, durable, responsive, nice shape nice feel, don't think you need to rush out and buy an 8000 pulling right mouse, except ...

I did not run into any issues with my viper mini cable, but that does not mean that you won't so yeah if you happen to steal. Paracord, your viper 8k ...

The Viper 8KHz's feet are rounded and 100% PTFE, although they look more opaque than usual due to the white backing on them. After breaking in they're decently smooth and quite a bit faster than most stock feet, although on rougher pads there's some extra scratchiness due to the raised edges catching on the texture. X/Y friction is identical as far as I can tell. Personally I find these feet to be good enough that aftermarket feet aren't necessary at all.

Pros -Minimalistic -Nice snag free braided cord -Tracks smooth in game - I like the DPI switch being on the bottom rather than the side like my old mouse Cons -Ambidextrous side buttons that cant be mapped as mouse buttons 4-7 instead they are just mirrored so you have x2 4-5 mouse buttons. I had to...

The stock Viper 8KHz feet feel \*really\* good with the Hien Mid. So much so that I went from expecting the G-ProX to be my main and thinking the Viper 8K needed new feet to thinking "The stock feet on my Viper 8KHz are fine, the Hien is great, and this setup is INSANE". My scores in kovaaks and in game performance went up using the stock Razer feet. Obviously I could still experiment more, but I do think there is a trend of everyone getting slippery feet and then trying to match that to a pad rather than trying to find the best combo of both.

Honest review- Everything about this mouse was great except for 2 things. Those 2 things were dealbreakers. Button placement and configs are great. Love how you can “hyper” the buttons so you can have two presets for each button so 4 buttons is really 8. Mouse is comfortable and feels good in your h...

* Razer Viper 8khz (yes I felt a slight difference with the polling rate with my 390hz monitor but not much). * Finalmouse Starlight 12 Phantom. Most of my razers died after 6 months of use (keep in mind I do not slam my peripherals I was just really unlucky with razer). The issues I experienced with razer, when playing csgo with the wireless edition there would be times were the mouse would completely stop working mid round (the mouse's sensor would glitch and my aim would be pulled a hard right before being dragged down, or the sensor wouldn't pick up the travel of a fast flick resulting in me making little to no turns).

Although 8KHz isn't actually useful in most games since they don't support it, I reduced it to 1,000Hz and 1,000 DPI in Synapse. Good setttings for gaming. Clicks feel great, the mouse is light, and the sides are very grippy. Click latency is also among the lowest of any mouse. The onboard memory sa...