Razer Viper V3 Pro Review – The Best Gaming Mouse Ever?

The Razer Viper V3 Pro is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse that continues Razer's popular Viper lineup. Its symmetrical shape adopts a new, more subdued design language. Compared to the previous generation Razer Viper V2 Pro, it has an updated sensor that now supports a maximum wireless polling rate of 8000Hz out of the box.

Model Tested: Razer Viper V3 Pro

Follow our 100+ TV (and 3 Monitor!) Longevity Test @RTINGScomRD

Follow Us:

---
0:00 Intro
0:31 Design
0:49 Shape
1:15 Variants
1:33 Weight/Build Quality/Cable
2:07 Main Button/Feet
2:36 Sensor Specs
2:56 Latency
3:07 Sensor Latency
3:54 Software
4:37 Verdict
6:14 Outro
---

[attepatte]

I can only describe the feel of this mouse as an extension of your arm it is that good.
My monitor suddenly feels different I also hit more shots like with pistol I don't choke nade lineups have improved. I got multikill rounds while being tired so I can only imagine how it'll be when I have a good day!

I am just picky I guess but I wish the delay to start of movement was lower without having to use a CPI of 35000 but I use 3200 with a polling rate of 8000 Hz.

[Xenon_]

Hey I was looking at your scores on the mouse section on your website and currently the highest raw performance is a 9.8, that is the viper mini signature edition. But what would a 10 look like? And what do you base these scores off of?

[takutolovex]

WARNING: Good mouse, but the feet are super scratchy. Order third-party skates if you buy this mouse! I'm personally returning it for the OP1 8k. My previous mouse (Viper v2 Pro) didn't have this problem... The Deathadder v3 Hyperspeed's skates are good compared to both Viper v2 and v3 Pro. Too bad the shape isn't for me.

If you don't mind ergo mice and the shape fits you, I recommend the Deathadder v3 Hyperspeed a thousand fold over this one!

+ Better skates (smooth af on my Aqua Control+)
+ Better side buttons (much more snappy compared to Viper v2/v3 Pro)
+ Better scroll wheel
+ Around a 100 bucks. With 8k dongle still cheaper than the Viper v3 Pro
- No included 8k dongle, but purchasable via Razer.
- Stiff and short cable, but you can buy a good paracord USB from a third-party seller. The cable on the Viper v3 Pro is a longer paracord, but still very stiff, so if you wanna use a cable, neither are good imo
= In terms of sensors etc, you're genuinely not gonna feel a difference. Even between 4k and 8k, the difference is small.

[ameykulkarni]

Would there be any difference in performance or latency if this is used on 8Khz with windows 10, compared to windows 11?

[Sean-kmht]

Nope, if Razer peripherals would stop trying to install Synapse as soon as they're plugged in I'd consider them