Razer Viper Mini

Extremely light. ; Inexpensive. ; Nifty RGB lighting elements.

Reduced size doesn't feel as comfortable as other Vipers. ; Faux-ambidextrous shape. ; Economy-model sensor.

The Razer Viper Mini shows that making an esports mouse smaller, lighter, and faster doesn't always make it better.

Unbelievably lightweight ; One of the only mouse options suitable for small hands ; Cheap

New (and relatively untested) budget sensor ; Too narrow for people with average hands ; Not that much lighter than the full-size Viper

I don’t mean to sound dismissive of the Viper Mini. It’s not for kids. That just seems like a side-benefit, accidental or not.

+ Ultralight body ; + Ambidextrous ; + Decent customization options ; + Razer Speedflex cable minimizes drag ; + Utilizes optical mouse switches ; + Good sensor with accurate tracking ; + Affordable

- Would be nice if it had more RGB lighting ; - No side buttons on the right side ; - No rubberized side grips ; - Jittery at high DPI ; - Not great for medium to large hands

The Razer Viper Mini isn't the best gaming mouse but it is still a great choice given its ambidextrous shape and affordability. Unless your hands are small, you may want to consider the original Viper instead.

At the same time, it's not quite as good as the SteelSeries Rival 3, which features more-intricate lighting, a more comfortable design and a lower price. Between these two mice, I prefer the SteelSeries. But if you really want to save that third of an...

Cheaper than its competitors, while offering more features ; Soft and supple cable ; Optical mouse switches ; Lightweight design without honeycomb shell ; Good build quality and design improvements over the original Viper

Not for everyone given its small size ; Onboard memory only stores sensitivity settings; Synapse 3 still required to load lighting and macros

Comfortable for all grip types ; Soft braided cable ; Five adjustable DPI steps ; Large PTFE feet aiding smooth movement

No DPI indicator ; Plain looks ; Button layout limits it to first-person shooters

Small and (nearly) ambidextrous, the Viper Mini is for FPS players looking for a lightweight clicker with a subdued gaming aesthetic.

I love this mouse and everything about it in general

The cable was a bit flimsy

Very good ergonomic light mouse

The software. I hate that dpi is only changed once the software is open

Very lightweight mouse. Cable very flexible so movement easy. Not used for gaming but wanted the variable CPI for photo editing so very happy.

Son loves using it.