I have both too. Mainly playing valorant on 360hz. I’ve noticed the viper v2 is noticeably smoother in game. That’s probably because it has a faster response time. It’s not a huge difference but it’s noticeable for me playing on high refresh rate. In terms of actual in game performance, I can get a better grip on the superlight because of the high hump so when it comes to precision, it’s better. Everything else is the same
I've purchased 19$ printed baseplate mod from TJ exclusives for my Viper v2 pro and it reduced the weight by WHOOPPING 10gr! Now my mouse weights 48gr and there are no structural problems or any difference in handling.
The GPX makes my hand cramp after about two hours. Bought the Viper V2 pro and the issue went away and it is just more comfy for my grip style which is an aggressive claw grip.
It's pretty subjective though. Varies between individuals. For e.g. I can use the GPX playing FPS games whole day (competitive CS2), and absolutely no discomfort or hand cramps at all. I use a claw grip with a much more relaxed fingers...meaning they are not super curled.
@@zanaros2606 I don't necessarily have a relaxed claw grip, I just touch the bottom tip of my palm on the mouse and use PulseFire. It has the same shape as the Viper V2 Pro and it fits me better, it makes me have more precision because it is made for that shape. of gripping the mouse, however, gpx is not good in any way of gripping the mouse, well, you can go more to the palm grip but there are better options, many friends after a while changed the gpx, I changed it a week Using it was uncomfortable, for my grip, with the pulsefire I make perfect flicks without discomfort since it is more comfortable and that is the main thing before choosing the mouse, unfortunately I did not know this before buying the gpx and selling it, I also tell you that gpx It is already being discontinued in competitive use since they are realizing the same thing I explained about how it is not good for any grip and there are better mice for that. Tenz also explains it in a video and more people, for example Shroud took out his G303 mouse with a specific shape given its grip and the most requested by his Twitch users, it is not a bad grip but there are people who integrate some grips into that mouse Since the grip is rare, and so I can spend all night explaining to you why gpx seems mediocre in its design, you have to get out of the bubble of seeing that the best mice are those occupied by the pros, I'm not saying that you are, but Most people are guided by that, it happened to me. Now I am selling the gpx and while I buy the razer viper v2 pro hyperspeed, I hope the dogle doesn't come to me given that I have seen that many people have had this happen to them hahaha.
I have both and if you have baby hands then the Razer Viper V2 Pro is your best buddy. Otherwise like myself, the pros are using the GPX Superlight. Personally, I prefer the original version with mechanical switches. Keep in mind your encoder is mechanical regardless. There are a huge number of aftermarket parts and accessories for the GPX. My second choice would be the ULX large, which is a very similarly sized mouse to the GPX. The difference between 1K, 2K, 4K or a wacky 8K polling is nothing other than reduced battery life. Since most people don't have enough common sense to even turn-off mouse smoothing in Windows it really doesn't make a difference which mouse you use until you get your setup correct.
.. IF you're a Collector then sure the $280 Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition is right up your alley and is the proverbial drop in the bucket to you. More than likely you have every single Finalmouse up on a beautiful wall mount. However, the mouse you use and play best with is a completely different story. Even Boardzy using the GPX Superlight... 😂
@@ceciliacole5098 .. WTF?! Actually in my age bracket I'm one of the top Call of Duty players in the world. I also own a data center so the cost isn't an issue.
"The difference between 1K, 2K, 4K or a wacky 8K polling is nothing other than reduced battery life." AGREED "Since most people don't have enough common sense to even turn-off mouse smoothing in Windows it really doesn't make a difference which mouse you use until you get your setup correct." Anyone playing a game which does not have raw input is likely not playing competitive enough to even care. They're all shit for the price - for for Ambi I would recommend XM2we and Ergo the Thorn is a NO BRAINER, unless you want to spend more and go with the Xlite v3 for personal preference reasons. "Actually in my age bracket I'm one of the top Call of Duty players in the world." if you wanna know where you're at - no noob shit like COD, I'll see you in Valorant TDM ;D get in there, if you dare. (You'll find out your age/talant real quick) It's FREE, so go test yourself. YOU KNOW you wanna know ;D One more thing "the pros are using the GPX Superlight." Logitech sponsers the most pros - that's it. Nothing more.
@@SpoodrMin .. I'd also consider the Finalmouse ULX medium. Some people with larger hands prefer a smaller mouse, so another factor is your grip type. I have a claw style and prefer the back of the mouse pressed into the back of my palm for added control.
I have both! I’d say that if you play palm grip go for the GPro but if you play claw or finger tip go for the viper (I play claw and something always felt a little awkward about the gpro). P.S. I might have a little bias since the scroll wheel on my gpro shit itself after 1 year of use while the razer has been going for 2 years without any hiccups. Perhaps a lemon?
Thank you for this video. I’m currently having a hard time deciding whether to return my V2 Pro for a GPX2. I got the V2 Pro on sale for $100 which is why I tried it first. I’m like a relaxed claw/finger tip grip with 18x10 cm hands. I noticed your comment on V2 Pro as your run and gun mouse and curious why you have that opinion. Also would you still choose the GPX2 for me?
@@EmotionalFelizNavidad this makes sense. I ended up buying the GPX2 because got on sale to compare. I prefer how free I felt with the viper and felt smoother (skates + motion sync maybe) but for some reason I play better on the GPX2 so I chose that. Smaller version of the GPX2 would be near perfect for me.
remember viper v2 pro has 8000hz chip but u need hyper speed dongle for it. However, there is no perceptible difference between 1000hz and 2000hz. more perceptible difference is between 1000hz and 8000hz as in viper.
And literally every PC stutters/lags with the 8000 hz in most games, only games supported that is valid for me is valorant. I would rather prefer 4000 hz than 8000.. which still makes razer better than logitech in terms of performance
I have 8000hz in my Deathadder V3 wired and honestly for me a competitive CS and Battlefield player, 4000hz is a sweetspot. After I tried both 1000 and 4000 I can tell that 4000hz feels a bit stable and precise while you flick your mouse hard. I haven't seen difference between 4000 and 8000 though. I've even tested 8000hz in some app and website that detects it, I flicked the mouse as hard as I could, and best results were around 5000hz, so it didn't even reach close to 8000.
Well, the Deathadder V3 Pro and Viper V2 Pro are technically (sensor etc.) pretty much identical so they're still pretty close to each other. Wouldn't say the Deathadder is more of a rival than the Viper, it's just a slightly different shape.
Should I go for the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 or stick with my Razer Viper Ultimate? Recently I've been noticing that I am constantly trying to adjust my grip to be more comfortable and wonder if the shape on the G Pro X Superlight 2 would be better, and I do want to go for the Superlight 2 over the normal Superlight due to the optical switches, better sensor and weight.
I'll definitely think about it. Like that it's the same weight or within a gram or two of the G Pro X Superlight 2, but one of the main reasons I'm looking at the Logitech is shape, which doesn't seem to be much different on the Razer side.@@33void
Most paused video. People checking their mouse buttons. Viper Mini wired 29 USD. It will be hard to beat that. Haven't gotten the courage to blow 150 USD tho.
essentially yes, I made a video of the superlight 1 vs v2 pro but thers nothing about the new superlight that should change your mind if you liked the viper more than the og superlight. deskpad is from hystar, this one got discontinued i believe
The Viper does have a better response time. Only noticeable on very high refresh rate. 360hz or more but otherwise they’re identical. Go with the shape that suits you more
I think the Razer Viper V2 could win with no doubt if its not claw only. I like the mouse, one of the best if not the best. But the only thing i hate about it is the shape. You can get used to it, but i tried just a cheaper mouse with a different shape, it was felt better, but the sensor was much worse. I think Razer has the best mouch tech RN
I know this video is old but a piece of advice is work on limiting the drop in your voice at the end of each sentence. It's painfully hard to hear the point you're making in every second sentence as you go into a below the throat/no air left in your lungs voice with so much bass in your EQ. I miss the last 2-3 words no matter how much I turn up the volume and it sounds like you're sharing some good points.
@@ColeCaccamise cool.. I didn't want to be "that guy" and after watching a second time I realized it wasn't as often as I thought. I've created content in the past and I know how much effort already goes into these videos so I had to mention it.
I have a Viper V2 pro and have been playing (mainly apex) with it for a while. Great mouse and I love the feel but I’m going to get a super light because synapsis ( viper’s software) can make the game stutter and is honestly shit. I also have the huntsman mini from Razer but I just got a wooting 60HE so not gonna be using their products anymore.
Hey man! How has that new mouse been for you? Did you get the super light 2? And I currently have the wooting 60E + the viper v2 pro, should I also make the switch
I have viper v2 pro and death adder v3 pro. I can comfortably say that the viper is a lot smoother i just can not get use to the shape of it, my hands arent big or nun but it feels uncomfortable and the death adder for me is just too big. So vioer is too small and death adder has the shape but the size is too big. Im going to try out the g pro superlight 2
@@didaka8 just got it yesterday nd honestly it feels just right. Its definitely gone be my main mouse. Fits like a glove but the only thing i dont like about it is the side buttons. They feel mushy if that makes sense but other than that its perfect to me especially shape wise
@@didaka8 spec wish i feel like the viper is better, it feels more smooth/responsive. But comfort wise its the gpx 2 for me. The viper is soley meant for claw honestly due to how small and flat it is. The gpx 2 fits more grip styles. The only problem i got with the gpx 2 is the side buttons.
they are the same, but having to force down a click is not a problem at all. i have used the v2 pro and the superlight, and for me i prefer the v2 pro mainly for its shape and better specs. it is also lighter than the superlight
@@senorbonbon I’ve got both, my hand size is 19cm and 10cm width. I actually stopped using them and now main the lamzu maya because of the smaller size, I get easier grip on it. You can buy the super light 2 and try it to see how it compares to viper v2. Everyone has different preferences
i cant take someone seriously who switches between mice for sniping vs regular gun play LOL and didnt mention how incredibly divisive the new gpx switches have been
Don't forget that brand plays a big part into it. Razer has consistently had the worst customer service I have ever dealt with on a multiple case basis from a large company. Absolutely atrocious customer service and terrible quality control (from my experience obviously).
Razer literally has the best QC among all big name gaming brands now. Razer mice have no double click issues due to optical switches, all logitech mice have double click (except superlight 2 which is optical now) Logitech customercare denied RMA on my gaming mouse claiming "double clicks are normal for a mouse"
@@goochipoochie all viper mice ive had had tracking issues within less than 6 months. Their customer service also made a mistake reading a receipt claiming my item wasnt within warranty, admitted their mistake, then continued to act like they didnt. Almost everytime ive contacted them it was an ordeal. It once took them 1-2 months to send me a replacement mouse with my money on hold then continued to take about a month to give me my refund of the hold. My most recent viper pro v2 had its reciever stop working within a week of ownership. Ive used probably around 10 viper mice of different models and its all the same. I only had to contact logitech once and that time they atleast responded more like people and were more prompt with helping me with my rma. This is only part of my experiences with razer... i hate that their viper series has the best balance between control and comfort for me. I didnt like the shape of the gpw and superlights due to the taller hump.
I have both too. Mainly playing valorant on 360hz. I’ve noticed the viper v2 is noticeably smoother in game. That’s probably because it has a faster response time. It’s not a huge difference but it’s noticeable for me playing on high refresh rate.
In terms of actual in game performance, I can get a better grip on the superlight because of the high hump so when it comes to precision, it’s better. Everything else is the same
Sounds like v3 pro is for you 😉
I've purchased 19$ printed baseplate mod from TJ exclusives for my Viper v2 pro and it reduced the weight by WHOOPPING 10gr! Now my mouse weights 48gr and there are no structural problems or any difference in handling.
The GPX makes my hand cramp after about two hours. Bought the Viper V2 pro and the issue went away and it is just more comfy for my grip style which is an aggressive claw grip.
It's pretty subjective though. Varies between individuals. For e.g. I can use the GPX playing FPS games whole day (competitive CS2), and absolutely no discomfort or hand cramps at all. I use a claw grip with a much more relaxed fingers...meaning they are not super curled.
The Viper V2 on the other hand might be better if you use a fingertip grip, or if you use the claw grip with super curled fingers.
@@zanaros2606 I don't necessarily have a relaxed claw grip, I just touch the bottom tip of my palm on the mouse and use PulseFire. It has the same shape as the Viper V2 Pro and it fits me better, it makes me have more precision because it is made for that shape. of gripping the mouse, however, gpx is not good in any way of gripping the mouse, well, you can go more to the palm grip but there are better options, many friends after a while changed the gpx, I changed it a week Using it was uncomfortable, for my grip, with the pulsefire I make perfect flicks without discomfort since it is more comfortable and that is the main thing before choosing the mouse, unfortunately I did not know this before buying the gpx and selling it, I also tell you that gpx It is already being discontinued in competitive use since they are realizing the same thing I explained about how it is not good for any grip and there are better mice for that. Tenz also explains it in a video and more people, for example Shroud took out his G303 mouse with a specific shape given its grip and the most requested by his Twitch users, it is not a bad grip but there are people who integrate some grips into that mouse Since the grip is rare, and so I can spend all night explaining to you why gpx seems mediocre in its design, you have to get out of the bubble of seeing that the best mice are those occupied by the pros, I'm not saying that you are, but Most people are guided by that, it happened to me. Now I am selling the gpx and while I buy the razer viper v2 pro hyperspeed, I hope the dogle doesn't come to me given that I have seen that many people have had this happen to them hahaha.
Lamzu Atlantis Mini is the goat for aggressive claw grip, give it a shot.
This vid helped me and gived me chill at the same time
I have both and if you have baby hands then the Razer Viper V2 Pro is your best buddy. Otherwise like myself, the pros are using the GPX Superlight. Personally, I prefer the original version with mechanical switches. Keep in mind your encoder is mechanical regardless. There are a huge number of aftermarket parts and accessories for the GPX. My second choice would be the ULX large, which is a very similarly sized mouse to the GPX. The difference between 1K, 2K, 4K or a wacky 8K polling is nothing other than reduced battery life. Since most people don't have enough common sense to even turn-off mouse smoothing in Windows it really doesn't make a difference which mouse you use until you get your setup correct.
.. IF you're a Collector then sure the $280 Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition is right up your alley and is the proverbial drop in the bucket to you. More than likely you have every single Finalmouse up on a beautiful wall mount. However, the mouse you use and play best with is a completely different story. Even Boardzy using the GPX Superlight... 😂
@@ceciliacole5098 .. WTF?! Actually in my age bracket I'm one of the top Call of Duty players in the world. I also own a data center so the cost isn't an issue.
"The difference between 1K, 2K, 4K or a wacky 8K polling is nothing other than reduced battery life." AGREED
"Since most people don't have enough common sense to even turn-off mouse smoothing in Windows it really doesn't make a difference which mouse you use until you get your setup correct." Anyone playing a game which does not have raw input is likely not playing competitive enough to even care.
They're all shit for the price - for for Ambi I would recommend XM2we and Ergo the Thorn is a NO BRAINER, unless you want to spend more and go with the Xlite v3 for personal preference reasons.
"Actually in my age bracket I'm one of the top Call of Duty players in the world." if you wanna know where you're at - no noob shit like COD, I'll see you in Valorant TDM ;D get in there, if you dare. (You'll find out your age/talant real quick) It's FREE, so go test yourself. YOU KNOW you wanna know ;D
One more thing "the pros are using the GPX Superlight." Logitech sponsers the most pros - that's it. Nothing more.
Is the v2 much smaller than the super light? I currently have the super light and I have small hands and I’ve been considering the v2.
@@SpoodrMin .. I'd also consider the Finalmouse ULX medium. Some people with larger hands prefer a smaller mouse, so another factor is your grip type. I have a claw style and prefer the back of the mouse pressed into the back of my palm for added control.
I have both! I’d say that if you play palm grip go for the GPro but if you play claw or finger tip go for the viper (I play claw and something always felt a little awkward about the gpro).
P.S. I might have a little bias since the scroll wheel on my gpro shit itself after 1 year of use while the razer has been going for 2 years without any hiccups. Perhaps a lemon?
Thank you for this video. I’m currently having a hard time deciding whether to return my V2 Pro for a GPX2. I got the V2 Pro on sale for $100 which is why I tried it first. I’m like a relaxed claw/finger tip grip with 18x10 cm hands. I noticed your comment on V2 Pro as your run and gun mouse and curious why you have that opinion. Also would you still choose the GPX2 for me?
Simply because the g pro x 2 is higher in the hump. Viper would fit ur hand better
@@EmotionalFelizNavidad this makes sense. I ended up buying the GPX2 because got on sale to compare. I prefer how free I felt with the viper and felt smoother (skates + motion sync maybe) but for some reason I play better on the GPX2 so I chose that. Smaller version of the GPX2 would be near perfect for me.
@@Truonks there is a smaller gpx clone ..I think it’s the ajazz maybe sora or Lamzu.. I can’t remember exactly.
@@Truonks The closest clone to the gpx 2 is definitely the HTS+ 4K, just a little shorter for your hand size especially.
remember viper v2 pro has 8000hz chip but u need hyper speed dongle for it. However, there is no perceptible difference between 1000hz and 2000hz. more perceptible difference is between 1000hz and 8000hz as in viper.
And literally every PC stutters/lags with the 8000 hz in most games, only games supported that is valid for me is valorant. I would rather prefer 4000 hz than 8000.. which still makes razer better than logitech in terms of performance
You can pick 1000hz, 2000, 4000 & 8000. It’s just future proofing it to have all the options available
@backupjester3520 From what I have seen, you can't see or feel the difference between 2000hz and 4000hz.
I have 8000hz in my Deathadder V3 wired and honestly for me a competitive CS and Battlefield player, 4000hz is a sweetspot. After I tried both 1000 and 4000 I can tell that 4000hz feels a bit stable and precise while you flick your mouse hard. I haven't seen difference between 4000 and 8000 though. I've even tested 8000hz in some app and website that detects it, I flicked the mouse as hard as I could, and best results were around 5000hz, so it didn't even reach close to 8000.
Cole i beleive that the viper suppourts 4k polling rate with the addition of a dongle sold seperately
8k i think actually
I don't know why compare the superlight to this viper from razer, since its rival is the deathadder v3 pro
The most popular video on my channel compares the og viper and superlight
Well, the Deathadder V3 Pro and Viper V2 Pro are technically (sensor etc.) pretty much identical so they're still pretty close to each other. Wouldn't say the Deathadder is more of a rival than the Viper, it's just a slightly different shape.
isn’t the viper better tho?
Because the death adder v3 is a big not so light mouse and the viper v2 is an ultra lightweight mouse
atleast in my country you can get the v2 pro and the hyperpolling dongle for about the same price of the superlight 2 aka viper v2 with 4000hz
Should I go for the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 or stick with my Razer Viper Ultimate? Recently I've been noticing that I am constantly trying to adjust my grip to be more comfortable and wonder if the shape on the G Pro X Superlight 2 would be better, and I do want to go for the Superlight 2 over the normal Superlight due to the optical switches, better sensor and weight.
if you pick razer, definetly get the v2 pro its much more up to date than the ultimate, plus if you buy the dongle you can get 4k polling rate
I'll definitely think about it. Like that it's the same weight or within a gram or two of the G Pro X Superlight 2, but one of the main reasons I'm looking at the Logitech is shape, which doesn't seem to be much different on the Razer side.@@33void
@@shrimpwalk8230what did you end up buying?
What did u end up getting?
@@shrimpwalk8230what did you choose in the end? and how does it feel?
Whats your opinion on the razer cobra pro?
razer viper v2 pro vs g pro superlight vs lamzu which is good for cs2 and apex and cod
Viper v2 pro is the best mouse in all aspects. The only possible criticism of v2 pro is the shape. The rest is lies
Anyone know which one is better for Fortnite? I think its the Viper because you need good side buttons.
razer viper v2 pro is up to 8k polling rate with hyper speed dongle
really? Where do you get that?
yea im pretty sure it does
It does, you have to buy it separately. I have it but I only use 2000hz
@@thecupcakelord5103Razer website, will be shipped from china
Most paused video. People checking their mouse buttons. Viper Mini wired 29 USD. It will be hard to beat that. Haven't gotten the courage to blow 150 USD tho.
I always struggle with wired mice
i have the superlight 1, is the comparison pretty much the same? and also, which deskpad is that?
essentially yes, I made a video of the superlight 1 vs v2 pro but thers nothing about the new superlight that should change your mind if you liked the viper more than the og superlight. deskpad is from hystar, this one got discontinued i believe
The Viper does have a better response time. Only noticeable on very high refresh rate. 360hz or more but otherwise they’re identical. Go with the shape that suits you more
oh for the love of god 240 and 360 are the same as someone with both of them,stop advertising ur placebo effect@@thabo5799
X2 superlight is actually 4k hz after last software update 🫡
I think the Razer Viper V2 could win with no doubt if its not claw only. I like the mouse, one of the best if not the best. But the only thing i hate about it is the shape. You can get used to it, but i tried just a cheaper mouse with a different shape, it was felt better, but the sensor was much worse. I think Razer has the best mouch tech RN
I know this video is old but a piece of advice is work on limiting the drop in your voice at the end of each sentence. It's painfully hard to hear the point you're making in every second sentence as you go into a below the throat/no air left in your lungs voice with so much bass in your EQ. I miss the last 2-3 words no matter how much I turn up the volume and it sounds like you're sharing some good points.
i know i only just started noticing it and trying to kick the habit is a pain. appreciate it though.
@@ColeCaccamise cool.. I didn't want to be "that guy" and after watching a second time I realized it wasn't as often as I thought. I've created content in the past and I know how much effort already goes into these videos so I had to mention it.
nah I appreciate it a lot, thanks man
I have a Viper V2 pro and have been playing (mainly apex) with it for a while. Great mouse and I love the feel but I’m going to get a super light because synapsis ( viper’s software) can make the game stutter and is honestly shit. I also have the huntsman mini from Razer but I just got a wooting 60HE so not gonna be using their products anymore.
agreed
Hey man! How has that new mouse been for you? Did you get the super light 2? And I currently have the wooting 60E + the viper v2 pro, should I also make the switch
Any chance you’ll review the Lamzu maya, Cole?
I have viper v2 pro and death adder v3 pro. I can comfortably say that the viper is a lot smoother i just can not get use to the shape of it, my hands arent big or nun but it feels uncomfortable and the death adder for me is just too big. So vioer is too small and death adder has the shape but the size is too big. Im going to try out the g pro superlight 2
Same here, tried the viper but it's weird and the deathadder kinda big too, what is ur opinion on the gpx 2 after trying it out?
@@didaka8 just got it yesterday nd honestly it feels just right. Its definitely gone be my main mouse. Fits like a glove but the only thing i dont like about it is the side buttons. They feel mushy if that makes sense but other than that its perfect to me especially shape wise
how is the mouse after three weeks?@@swaveyqua9721
@@swaveyqua9721 sup bro how is the gpx 2 after two months of use? How is it compared to the viper v2 pro, is it better?
@@didaka8 spec wish i feel like the viper is better, it feels more smooth/responsive. But comfort wise its the gpx 2 for me. The viper is soley meant for claw honestly due to how small and flat it is. The gpx 2 fits more grip styles. The only problem i got with the gpx 2 is the side buttons.
I dunno, X2V2, Lamzu Atlantis 4k, Thorn and Maya deserve a shout out
Deathadder v3 pro or g pro x superlight 2?
Only get deathadder if you have large hands, normal or small = superlight
which requires less force to click, the Viper V2 or Superlight?
they are the same, but having to force down a click is not a problem at all. i have used the v2 pro and the superlight, and for me i prefer the v2 pro mainly for its shape and better specs. it is also lighter than the superlight
Viper v2 has better switches. Especially the side buttons. Also faster response time
@@thabo5799so I shouldn’t switch to the superlight 2 from my viper v2?
@@senorbonbon I’ve got both, my hand size is 19cm and 10cm width. I actually stopped using them and now main the lamzu maya because of the smaller size, I get easier grip on it.
You can buy the super light 2 and try it to see how it compares to viper v2. Everyone has different preferences
My logitech sl2 was about to broke when tryharding pushing to much the click (feels horrible refund)
the pulsefire haste 2 is better than the g pro x superlight
i cant take someone seriously who switches between mice for sniping vs regular gun play LOL and didnt mention how incredibly divisive the new gpx switches have been
ok
Would definitely swap the V2 Pro for the Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K, but nice vid
where is glorious o2 pro ? weird vs choice
Not weird at all 😂. Can say by far the GPX 2’s best rival is the v2 pro
therefore the viper or the superlight is better?
I prefer the superlight 2 these days. really comes down to shape.
have both viper 100%, better glides better buttons feels more premuim as well but it all comes down to mouse shape to
Id take the lamzu over both
Zowie Fk1 >>> Everything else
You forgot to mention your hand size, it's too big for any mouse 😂
What people forget is that the logitech comes with grip stickers.
Viper v2 pro is 99 bucks rn
Disagree, vaxee XE and vaxee NP-01s sooo much better than at least the viper v2 pro.
Why though?
hello there
ok i bet the basilisk mouse is better!
its ok
Don't forget that brand plays a big part into it. Razer has consistently had the worst customer service I have ever dealt with on a multiple case basis from a large company. Absolutely atrocious customer service and terrible quality control (from my experience obviously).
Razer literally has the best QC among all big name gaming brands now. Razer mice have no double click issues due to optical switches, all logitech mice have double click (except superlight 2 which is optical now)
Logitech customercare denied RMA on my gaming mouse claiming "double clicks are normal for a mouse"
@@goochipoochie all viper mice ive had had tracking issues within less than 6 months. Their customer service also made a mistake reading a receipt claiming my item wasnt within warranty, admitted their mistake, then continued to act like they didnt. Almost everytime ive contacted them it was an ordeal. It once took them 1-2 months to send me a replacement mouse with my money on hold then continued to take about a month to give me my refund of the hold. My most recent viper pro v2 had its reciever stop working within a week of ownership. Ive used probably around 10 viper mice of different models and its all the same. I only had to contact logitech once and that time they atleast responded more like people and were more prompt with helping me with my rma.
This is only part of my experiences with razer... i hate that their viper series has the best balance between control and comfort for me. I didnt like the shape of the gpw and superlights due to the taller hump.
first ! (again)
Appreciate you broski 🙏🏻
third :)
V2 pro garbage. Dongle didn’t work out the box.
i dont like the form of the super light its to big i have the razer and the xm1 endgame its the best form for me