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Hiking sandals that last?

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 When I used it with rgb on and 1000hz polling, I got around 2-4 days before I got the red flashing lights. Now, I use it with rgb off and 1000hz polling and I get around a 4-5 days when I'm on my desk all day or about a week and a half if more general use before I need to charge it again. There are some nights where I forget to turn off my mouse but I come back to it and there's still plenty of battery left. I last charged it about two days ago and it is still yellow to green in the software battery indicator

Shape - Viper Medium but closer to Viper Mini. If I were going to compare it to any of the mice I've tried, it feels like a Sirius M with a hump or a less chonky Burst Pro. Great for fingertip and claw for small-medium sized hands. I added badminton grip that I've cut to the sides (not the cleanest cut side grips ever) and it makes my grip with the mouse more consistent

Here is the update to my first impressions I posted about a month ago. I've added side grips and changed the stock feet in the time I've had it, and it has become my new main. Before this I used the Roccat Burst Pro, Xtrfy M42, HK Gaming Sirius M, Rexus Daxa Air Wireless (PWNAGE Ultra Custom Ergo Clone), and the Logitech g102/203. 

 Great for fingertip and claw for small-medium sized hands. I added badminton grip that I've cut to the sides (not the cleanest cut side grips ever) and it makes my grip with the mouse more consistent.

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-Shape is endgame material for my 19x10 hand with relaxed claw grip. This is the first ergo mouse that I've owned and I can say that I'm not going back to ambi mice anymore. I've tried the Deathadder before but it was just too big for me. 

Found my endgame: Coolermaster MM731 review

Razer Viper Mini-  Made the G102 feel like a brick, too narrow for extended sessions, comfortable otherwise

The RVM spoilt me in the fact that other mice now feel like bricks but I would like something a little more comfortable, it gets a little uncomfortable after 5+ hours.

Now I am looking for an endgame mouse, which is preferably wireless and lightweight. I have had my eye on the RVU as I feel that a wider Viper would be just perfect. Another mouse that I would want to try is the MM720 but I really want a Wireless mouse. My budget stretches up to the GPW and the RVU so suggest anything in between

 It is a bit expensive, but if it breaks I have my trusty Viper Mini with me. I recommend Viper, but you must see if it fits your grip style. It is also a bit small.

 But, I was wrong. I have some weird hybrid claw grip and fingertip grip, combined. Cant even define it. I liked the shape of Logitech G102 much more and it fit me better

I have this mouse too. I thought I am a fingertip user so I bought it. But, I was wrong. I have some weird hybrid claw grip and fingertip grip, combined

 But as overall mouse, Viper Mini is a better mouse than G102, but both are of insane value. I had g102 for about 1 year and then cable broke. 

So this isn't going to be the most structured review of the viper mini as there are already plenty of detailed ones out there. It's more of just some things I found after using the mouse. 

**Shape isn't for everyone.**

This mouse is really small, don't underestimate it, or I guess overestimate it. As someone who used to claw grip with my previous mouse (GPW) I started out claw gripping this mouse. But as time went on I began to catch myself fingertipping the mouse. My hands seemed to just gravitate towards fingertip. I suspect it's due to the length of the mouse which is just a tad bit short for me, as it makes my fingers curl up further than my hand would like. But if you were a fingertip gripper then I could definitely see this as being heaven for your hands. 

**Software is trash.**

A lot of people seem to gloss over this, and though yes it is not necessary to have the software installed you have 0 control over the lighting effects if you don't install synapse. It doesn't even save to the onboard memory! So as soon as you delete synapse, be ready to be greeted by the color cycle effect. It wouldn't be so bad if the software was less junky,  but it's synapse so...

**Insane value for money.**

For 30usd and sometimes cheaper, this mouse is unbeatable and will definitely be my go to recommendation to anyone who needs something on a budget or to anyone just getting into pc gaming.

**Best click latency?**

The viper mini's mouse clicks are as fast as it gets, according to [these](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy0xmcBg_IY) tests from Optimum Tech. Although this may not be significant enough to be perceivable, I enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having the lowest possible latency as someone who plays "competitive" games like Valorant. Doesn't stop me from constantly getting rekt by 10yr olds tho. 

And that's about it. The viper mini is still a great mouse, maybe even one of the best depending on who you are. I hope to see some improved software or onboard memory in the upcoming "Viper Mini Ultimate" that was recently confirmed by a Razer rep. Even though it isn't for me, I don't think the shape needs to be changed either as there are many who love it. If you see it for less than 20USD just buy it and give it a go.

If I think of anything else I'll just update this post. If you guys have got any questions, or maybe you disagree with some of my points, hit me with a comment, I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

PS. This mouse is still my main as it is what I aim best with, but it isn't *ENDGAME* if you catch my drift. Open to suggestions as to what I should try next.

<div class="md">So this isn&#39;t going to be the most structured review of the viper mini as there are already plenty of detailed ones out there. It&#39;s more of just some things I found after using the mouse. 

Shape isn&#39;t for everyone.

This mouse is really small, don&#39;t underestimate it, or I guess overestimate it. As someone who used to claw grip with my previous mouse (GPW) I started out claw gripping this mouse. But as time went on I began to catch myself fingertipping the mouse. My hands seemed to just gravitate towards fingertip. I suspect it&#39;s due to the length of the mouse which is just a tad bit short for me, as it makes my fingers curl up further than my hand would like. But if you were a fingertip gripper then I could definitely see this as being heaven for your hands. 

Software is trash.

A lot of people seem to gloss over this, and though yes it is not necessary to have the software installed you have 0 control over the lighting effects if you don&#39;t install synapse. It doesn&#39;t even save to the onboard memory! So as soon as you delete synapse, be ready to be greeted by the color cycle effect. It wouldn&#39;t be so bad if the software was less junky, but it&#39;s synapse so...

Insane value for money.

For 30usd and sometimes cheaper, this mouse is unbeatable and will definitely be my go to recommendation to anyone who needs something on a budget or to anyone just getting into pc gaming.

Best click latency?

The viper mini&#39;s mouse clicks are as fast as it gets, according to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy0xmcBg_IY">these</a> tests from Optimum Tech. Although this may not be significant enough to be perceivable, I enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having the lowest possible latency as someone who plays &quot;competitive&quot; games like Valorant. Doesn&#39;t stop me from constantly getting rekt by 10yr olds tho. 

And that&#39;s about it. The viper mini is still a great mouse, maybe even one of the best depending on who you are. I hope to see some improved software or onboard memory in the upcoming &quot;Viper Mini Ultimate&quot; that was recently confirmed by a Razer rep. Even though it isn&#39;t for me, I don&#39;t think the shape needs to be changed either as there are many who love it. If you see it for less than 20USD just buy it and give it a go.

If I think of anything else I&#39;ll just update this post. If you guys have got any questions, or maybe you disagree with some of my points, hit me with a comment, I&#39;ll get back to you as soon as possible.

PS. This mouse is still my main as it is what I aim best with, but it isn&#39;t ENDGAME if you catch my drift. Open to suggestions as to what I should try next.
</div>

My thoughts on the razer viper mini in 2021 (after 6 months of use)

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G203 Lightsync is ready to play with an 8, 000 DPI sensor and customizable, vibrant Lightsync RGB. LIGHTSYNC RGB can be customized with color wave effects or patterns across - 16. 8 million colors to suit your play style, setup, and mood. A classic 6-button design gets you right into the game and can be programmed to simplify tasks. G203 is designed to maximize the fun in your game. Lightsync RGB can be customized with color wave effects or patterns across - 16. 8 million colors to suit your play style, setup, and mood. Microprocessor: 32-bit ARM.

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Whether you're on a budget or looking for a low-cost mouse to try out, the best mouse we've tested is the Logitech G203 LIGHTSYNC. It has a symmetrical, egg-like shape that feels comfortable in hand for most hand sizes, though it's particularly well-suited for gamers who like a fingertip grip. There are two buttons on its left side that are reprogrammable in the companion software.

Using the companion software, you can customize the RGB light strip, precisely set the CPI in increments of 50, and adjust the sensor settings. Despite the budget price point, this mouse offers high performance. Its click latency is excellent, and its sensor is very consistent, meaning games feel responsive and fluid.

Unfortunately, not all of its components feel high-quality, which is normal for a budget mouse. For example, its rubber cable isn't very flexible, and its feet only offer an okay gliding experience. Also, it doesn't have an onboard memory feature, so you can't save or maintain custom settings without the software installed. That said, it's a high-performing option for a budget gaming mouse, and it's one of the best cheap gaming mice we've tested.

If you're on a budget, the best gaming mouse we've tested is the Logitech G203 LIGHTSYNC. This wired model feels remarkably well-built and comfortable to use. It has an egg-shaped body suitable for both left and right-handed users. However, it only has side buttons on the left. Due to its smaller size, it's best suited for a fingertip grip, no matter your hand size, though if you have smaller hands, you can also use it comfortably using a claw or palm grip.

Despite its budget price point, it has amazing click latency and a consistent sensor. You can customize the mouse with Logitech G HUB software, which allows you to reprogram all of its buttons and assign a G-Shift button for an additional layer of inputs, should you need more. The software also allows you precisely set the CPI by steps of 50 within a fairly wide range, so you can get your sensitivity right where you like it.

Unfortunately, its rubber cable lacks flexibility and causes some drag on mousepads and desks. This mouse also lacks onboard memory, so you'll have to install the software on every system you use this mouse with if you'd like to use custom settings. This mouse is a great option if you're looking to scratch that high-performance itch without breaking the bank.

The Logitech G203 LIGHTSYNC is the best budget gaming mouse we've tested. It's a wired model with excellent click latency, making it a great choice for FPS gaming. It has a symmetrical, egg-shaped design suitable for left- and right-handed users, especially with a fingertip grip. Despite its low price point, it feels very well-built and solid.

You can reprogram all of its buttons using Logitech's G HUB software, and you can also customize the RGB lighting to match your set-up's aesthetic. Also, it offers the option of assigning a G-Shift button for an additional layer of commands should you need it. It also has a very low lift-off distance which means that the sensor is less likely to track any unwanted movement if you lift your mouse off the desk or mousepad you're using. It's especially helpful if you have a smaller mousepad or play on lower sensitivity settings and frequently lift your mouse to reposition.

Unfortunately, it has a thin rubber cable that isn't very flexible and causes a bit of drag. This mouse also lacks onboard memory, so you can't carry your settings onto computers without the software installed. With that said, it's an excellent choice if you're looking for a budget-friendly option that offers very responsive-feeling gameplay.

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The Logitech G203 is smaller than our top picks and has fewer buttons, but it’s just as customizable and its sensor is plenty accurate.

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The Logitech G203 Prodigy is a sleek-looking corded gaming mouse that packs a heck of a punch given its price point. Both polling rate and DPI/CPI are adjustable &mdash; the latter from 200 - 8,000 in steps of 50 and the prior at presets of 125, 250, 500, and 1,000 Hz. One might think that lighting options would be omitted to save money, but not so with this economic unit. Customization is easy on the fly or, if preferred, with the intuitive software that comes with the mouse. All told, we think you'll be as impressed as we were with this unit.      
Unfortunately, the Prodigy isn't without its limitations. Foremost is the issue with the side buttons. While we like that all 6 of the unit's buttons can be reassigned, we do not like that the side buttons are almost flush with the shell. This design may look good, but it makes it hard to find the buttons you're looking for in the heat of battle. We also felt that the mouse cable was a bit stiff, though this is a minor complaint. Despite these criticisms, the Mercury optical sensor proved to be among the best performers in the class, and the unit's shape fits a wide variety of hand sizes and grip types.  
Read Full Review: Logitech G203 Prodigy

The Logitech G203 Prodigy is a sleek-looking corded gaming mouse that packs a heck of a punch given its price point. Both polling rate and DPI/CPI are adjustable &mdash; the latter from 200 - 8,000 in steps of 50 and the prior at presets of 125, 250, 500, and 1,000 Hz. One might think that lighting options would be omitted to save money, but not so with this economic unit. Customization is easy on the fly or, if preferred, with the intuitive software that comes with the mouse. All told, we think you'll be as impressed as we were with this unit.      
Unfortunately, the Prodigy isn't without its limitations. Foremost is the issue with the side buttons. While we like that all six of the unit's buttons can be reassigned, we do not like that the side buttons are almost flush with the shell. This design may look good, but it makes it hard to find the buttons you're looking for in the heat of battle. We also felt that the mouse cable was a bit stiff, though this is a minor complaint. Despite these criticisms, the Mercury optical sensor proved to be among the best performers in the class, and the unit's shape fits a wide variety of hand sizes and grip types.  
Read more: Logitech G203 Prodigy review

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 That said, I can't remember a time when a Logitech product disappointed on the tracking front. The G203 Lightsync's proprietary "gaming-grade" sensor tracks at up to 8,000dpi, and, like the Prodigy's, is accurate at up to 200 inches per second. That's in the same ballpark with most modern mice in its class but not groundbreaking.

This belies a larger issue: The G203 Lightsync isn't much of an improvement over its predecessor. Though there is an upgrade, it's the bare minimum necessary to refresh the design and maintain its current price point. This doesn't really change anything for the average new mouse buyer&mdash;it's still a good mouse&mdash;but the improvements aren't worth trading in your Prodigy.

5 by 2.28 inches. That smaller stature puts it more in line with "mini" esports mice made for claw-style grip players, like the Razer Viper Mini and the Cooler Master MM710. Unlike those mice, though, a high-sloping base shape keeps the bottom of your hand from dragging behind your mouse when holding it palm-style

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 Due to its smaller size, it's best suited for a fingertip grip, no matter your hand size, though if you have smaller hands, you can also use it comfortably using a claw or palm grip.

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 It has a symmetrical, egg-shaped design suitable for left- and right-handed users, especially with a fingertip grip. Despite its low price point, it feels very well-built and solid.

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Oh man, they really hit home with this mouse. I do love the shape, the excelent build quality,  the weight , everything about it, except the feet (i am a bit of nitpicky here). I don't like the skates on this mouse, i don't know why exaclty , it gives me a feeling of scratching even if it doesn't do that. I repeat, i love this mouse and it's plugged right now in the pc

 Good shape, weight, i love it. The fact that i have it connected at all time on my pc, it does say a lot about this mouse.

I do have an addiction

 Just a cuck, if you don't uh the g203 prodigy it's twenty dollars and then a good paracord is gon na cost. You like twenty dollars as well and then some new feet that's going to be like ten dollars. So it's really fifty dollars for a fully modded um top tier mouse, the only even potential downside being the weight. That is a good ass deal, the light sink uh, it's gon na cost 20 more dollars so 70 dollars

 Definitely, personally i play well with it. I do benefit from the stability from the weight and once it's modded, it's great uh, the sensor, nothing to be afraid of uh on any of them, they're all going to perform the same sin made a great video on that i'll link it and yeah. I unfortunately have not replaced the feet yet they suck they're not like horrible, though i guess, but i'm definitely gon na get core pads asap, but unfortunately they sold out on lethal but yeah. Now, that's really all for this video

 So it's really fifty dollars for a fully modded um top tier mouse, the only even potential downside being the weight. That is a good ass deal, the light sink uh, it's gon na cost 20 more dollars so 70 dollars. And at that point, there's um a ton of other options in the market but 50 for a fully modded mouse. That'S a insane deal! So personally, i do recommend the g203 prodigy

 It was one of the weak points about the mouse. The weight was bad and the coating sucked, and that made it like a zowie mouse like i just didn't, really want to use it. That'S why i don't really use my s2, but then this mouse came out. I decided to pick it up because egg gang was becoming like a thing again so and like all the top aimers used this mouse

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The scroll wheel is pretty light and you can scroll quickly without too much resistance. There's good grip to the wheel itself and it doesn't take too much force to press in. DPI button is located at the bottom of the mouse so you won't have a extra button to bind but it is neatly tucked away so you won't accidentally switch DPI.

 I wish the back skate was larger and more in-line with the size of the front skate. Also the rounding on the skates could be better. If you're picky about mouse feet, this would be a good candidate for aftermarket skates.

 My own concern in terms of the longevity of this mouse is that you can move the scrollwheel a bit from left to right. If you pull on it you can wiggle it a bit but you won't notice it at all in-game.

 The front of the mouse is quite low profile which helps with control. I would not recommend this mouse for fingertip due to its wide shape making it harder to make quick micro-adjustments. That being said it feels great in claw, really stable and awesome for controlling sprays and holding angles in-game. It's no wonder this was a popular shape for Counter-Strike pros as it really feels great in CS:GO for me

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