Razer messed up... 

Nono see razer knows best. They said “viper mini with viper v2 pro internals wasn’t good enough” so CLEARLY this is better than that cause uh, shitty rubber and heavier weight with rgb lights :D

@@MarksterC I honestly don't have an issue with the weight since I don't notice it in-game, but man jus the entire mouse overall is just garbage.

@@MarksterC Obviously Razer knows best 😂 I was just thinking back to when everyone started asking for a Wireless Viper Mini and it just seems like they've ended up catering for absolutely nobody with this mouse. If I recall correctly, a Razer rep initially said that they weren't sure whether they would make a Razer Viper Mini Wireless because it seemed like more of a niche product for a smaller audience and then went on about tooling and product cycles etc saying it may be hard to justify. That then seemed to change overtime as they probably saw the demand for it within the community. Obviously it was more of the mouse enthusiasts asking for the mouse and what was expected was a performance focused mouse with little to no frills/bloat at a competitive price. So they set out to create a mouse for the enthusiast community and have ended up catering to nobody really? They obviously lost vision with what it should have been all along.

@@CYNC33 they were worried about catering tona niche audience and then make a cobra pro which is the most niche mouse ever.

Came after 8 months but u can actually combine cobra pro pcb with viper mini shell

Fr?

Ive got the mini se, best mice ever

Glorious Series One Pro is prolly your best chance

Same. Im currently trying out ajazz aj199 and it's quite decent for the price (need to change the skates tho) My current main was lamzu Atlantis mini and it was serving me pretty well. Just that it is a tad flat and not 1 to 1 shape with VM. My ex main was Pulsar x2 mini and it was too flat but served quite well as a temporary measure. The next mouse imma trying is delux m800 ultra, heard that it's a 4k wireless 49g mouse with similar shame to VM, coming out this year August. With so many choice to choose from, fuck Razer and Razer Cobra hahaha

@@LoveDaGames I believe the G Wolves HTS plus classic and HTS plus 4K are both very close in shape to the RVM. They seem to be highly regarded

@@nZaneVal The closest mouse shapewise would prolly be the Glorious Series One Pro, the hts+ isnt too far off but its noticeably different.

True, brother. I am going to stop buying anything Razer offers due to this experience. Did you try the mini?

Yeah I'm done waiting on viper min pro. Buying the lamzu Atlantis mini 4k

3200 because it will give you the lowest mouse input lag. just lower the sensitivity in game

I play on 800 but that is just out of habit

yeah at that point you might as well buy the orochi v2 and use the AAA batt with lithium it's like 67 grams - 10 grams lighter than the cobra pro and half the price or cheaper

@@qibcentricsplayground2043 yep, I've used it with the AAA battery mod, weighs around 68g, feels flawless

Nothing

ultimate grip

most likely or lamzu maya but as a 3 year viper mini main i just bought the atlantis mini pro and said fuck it

prefer series one pro than symm 2, symm 2 with 70g weight

@@synqFPS how is the mini pro going for you? I just brought that and the x2 mini as well hoping one works good for me.

The viper mini was not a success. A razer rep in the mouse review subreddit stated that the RVM had a niche following and did not find notable profits. So they decided to release the razer cobra and cobra pro leaning towards more to the general consumer side, rather than appealing to the niche followers.

​@@leni1969The Viper Mini had razor thin margins and in some areas sold at a loss due to distribution costs. And now with many brands offering top tier performance WIRELESSLY at just 10 to 30 dollars more than the Viper mini, it's now dead in the water in everything except shape....which was never really popular either in the first place. It's a shame but it's a bygone mouse for a bygone era when wired mice was still relevant (they still technically are but they're mostly budget kings or for oldfucks.)

@@Divinity_vAtheir smartass execs and marketing team would say otherwise

Reality is a simulation, time is a flat triangle

They aren’t going to make another mouse with the razed viper mini shape. :(

​@bowen7057 Yea. The mouse's original popularity is due to the price to performance ratio being literally some of the best in the world (its literally a $50 to $75 mouse with a $30 price tag), not so much the shape (it's more of an "after the fact" kind of deal.) With everyone (thankfully) moving on and going for high quality brands at decent costs like Lamzu and Vaxee among others, and other brands like Darmoshark and Ajazz offering literally top tier wireless performance for 30 to 60 bucks and around that range, the Viper mini no longer has a purpose except for shape.....which is extremely niche compared to most palm and claw grip mice. Tldr move the fuck on, more brands have better shit at good cost, fuck Razer.

rubber feels premium to the casual fortnite kid and non comp player

and its $50

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I'd agree if Razer didn't directly communicate with them about the Viper Mini Wireless, they also mentioned how popular the Viper Mini was with members of that community specifically. There is justification for that community to be annoyed as it looks like Razer regularly dangled a the mouse they actually wanted in front of them and pulled it away.

great sarcasm.

Lmao

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They messed up because the "pro" model doesn't reach any intended market (except you apparently). From what I can tell people just wanted a viper mini wireless with comparable specs and weight. No need to go so extra with expensive metal shells and drops that sell out within the first minute. Useless RGB and 77g weight when other competing mini mice are advertising well below 60g (especially when this is supposed to be considered a "pro" model).

chatgpt tier response