my current mouse is a viper mini and I love it, but it have been with an issue that makes it disconnect. I wanna try something new, but with a similar shape (I was looking for g pro). what d'ya guys think?
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tzri0t [#4]i just switched from viper mini to deathadder v3 pro and i love it even more than viper mini try it
my grip's claw and yours?
eszett [#3]razer is very good on mouses. they should make a wireless viper mini...
get the viper mini se just a few hundred dollars...
PuGGey [#11]ive never known anybody to complain about the g pro. i got one, its the wireless variant and ill prolly never use anything else. looks good, feels good, maybe a little light if you like heavy mice ig
man I was looking now and g pro is 2,4x heavier than viper mini 💀
tzri0t [#10]claw too, i love my deathadder i hope u get one too
unfortunately it costs 900 BRL (180 DOL) 💀💀💀💀
donut2612 [#20]whats your budget
I live in brazil, so vaxee xe is more than a minimum salary
I can spend 600 BRL (120 DOL in direct conversion) at maximum
Shidoh [#22]yeah I was also using a Viper Mini. first the scroll started failing, and now it’s flicking to the bounds of screen with micro movements. Razer quality ig? not even my cheapest mouses had that issue
ironically I had an abyssus before viper mini and it lasted almost 6 years
eszett [#23]I live in brazil, so vaxee xe is more than a minimum salary
I can spend 600 BRL (120 DOL in direct conversion) at maximum
Darmoshark M3s
Lamzu Atlantis
Pulsar X2V2
After owning dozens of mice here is my list
Wired Under $50 -
- Corsair Katar Pro XT - (Faced wiring issue, either due to firmware or hardware, Corsair was happy to replace the mouse within a week due to warranty.
- Viper Mini (Only mouse that hasnt given me wire issues, however software is annoying as fuck and had to reinstall firmware because of autoswitch DPI)
- G102 lightsync {Faced Double click issues for my first 2 g102s, third one still running well after 1 ascended cord replacement after 1 year. Logitech claims that they have fixed the manufacturing issue that caused this issue but still not sure)
Wireless under 100-
-Pwnage ultra custom wireless Ergo/symm,
-G304, Razer Orochi,
-Razer orochi (small but really good for claw)
- ROCCAT KONE (Another symmetrical mouse ideal for grip, but customer support very limited)
Wired over 50 - Anything Glorius, BENQ zowie, ROG gladius, Logitech G203- Havent faced any wiring issues but do recommend ascended cord as these are fairly heavy.
Underrated options but customer service and reliability is questionable-
MSI clutch gm11
SteelSeries Rival both wired and wireless options are great
TheHardStuckImmortal [#28]After owning dozens of mice here is my list
Wired Under $50 -
- Corsair Katar Pro XT - (Faced wiring issue, either due to firmware or hardware, Corsair was happy to replace the mouse within a week due to warranty.
- Viper Mini (Only mouse that hasnt given me wire issues, however software is annoying as fuck and had to reinstall firmware because of autoswitch DPI)
- G102 lightsync {Faced Double click issues for my first 2 g102s, third one still running well after 1 ascended cord replacement after 1 year. Logitech claims that they have fixed the manufacturing issue that caused this issue but still not sure)
Wireless under 100-
-Pwnage ultra custom wireless Ergo/symm,
-G304, Razer Orochi,
-Razer orochi (small but really good for claw)
- ROCCAT KONE (Another symmetrical mouse ideal for grip, but customer support very limited)
Wired over 50 - Anything Glorius, BENQ zowie, ROG gladius, Logitech G203- Havent faced any wiring issues but do recommend ascended cord as these are fairly heavy.
Underrated options but customer service and reliability is questionable-
MSI clutch gm11
SteelSeries Rival both wired and wireless options are great
Cream of the Crop -
- G-Pro
- Razer Viper Mini Wireless
- Steel Series Aerox ( Shit cost me 150 bucks, tried for a week and sent it back cause i have to pay rent)
- Pulsar XV2 ( This mouse almost made me climax)
eszett [#3]razer is very good on mouses. they should make a wireless viper mini...
I heard they did but its terrible and there is another version of it but its really expensive
The HyperX Pulsefire haste 2 is very similar to the viper mini shape albeit slightly bigger has 8k hz for 60 bucks, there's also the Razer cobra which is just like the viper mini shape came out just recently but its also slightly bigger but it only has a 1k hz sensor which is outdated for 2023, there's no definitive 'upgrade' for the viper mini unless you want a mouse that is slightly bigger all around or you just want to throw the money into buying a viper mini wireless.
eszett [#14]man I was looking now and g pro is 2,4x heavier than viper mini 💀
ive never owned a viper but i have owned a deathadder. the gpro is NOT a heavy mouse at all if thats a concern
eszett [#17]HAHAHAHA JUST R$ 3500 (700 DOL)
Razer orochi v2, similar size to mini and wireless. Works well for me.
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