Viper V4 Pro

casually winning insane stuff , congratulations mate... v4 pro is probs the best razer mouse out there rn ig , also steel sereis are solid peripherals as well... im not sure the mice will be worth to keep as a collectors item , i think its goes for 160/170 usd so maybe u could sell it , i mean in th

i've used both for valorant. viper v4 pro has slightly lower click latency (razer's optical switches at 0.2ms vs logitech's 1ms). battery life is similar - about 80 hours on viper vs 95 on superlight. but viper charges via usb-c and works while charging, superlight needs a magnetic puck accessory fo

Yo compré el Viper V3 Pro hace un mes, me enteré que iba a salir ya el V4 pro. Así que hice mod al V3 Pro (que ya era muy bueno) y lo dejé como me gusta. Venía de un GPX 1 que también lo repare porque comenzó a hacer doble click, el scroll fallaba mucho y también los botones laterales. Lo terminé re

Nothing yet. Apparently internal wanted to know the details of my mousepad ... and then I guess they're going to escalate it again to internal for review . Just received a PM from u/RazerCustAdvocacy Razer Customer Advocacy inquiring about my case number to ensure it is getting escalated accordingly

I have the razer v4 pro, you should buy that, with a glasspad = Pulsar Gaming Gears Superglide Pad v3 Type-S. Very good combination, the glass pad has resistance and stopping power for better aim, i really like it. And keyboard wooting 60he v2.

the v4 pro uses different optical switches than the v3 so the sound is definitely higher pitched. mine has a slight ping too but nothing i notice while gaming. if its really loud or feels loose you might have a bad copy. best way to check is try another v4 pro at best buy or microcenter - then youll

i've used both - deathadder is for palm grip with larger hands, viper suits claw or fingertip with medium hands. deathadder v4 pro has that classic ergo curve that fills your palm, while viper v4 pro is ambi and lower profile. both use the same focus pro 35k sensor so performance is identical. Death

tbh viper v4 pro optical switches are digital only - no analog pressure sensitivity. analog mapping needs the razer analog optical switches (different tech, used in tartarus and huntsman analog). rotation compensation is in synapse for basilisk and viper though. if you need analog, look at wooting o

i had a Logitech SuperStrike X2. I sold that mouse and bought Viper V4 Pro and I'm actually very happy because Razer did a very good job with Viper, and i think they use same stuff on v4, for some reason i also like Razer software and i like that sensor angle tweaking option. And Logitech Superlight

kinda ran into this when i tried 8k polling on my v3 pro. some games and sensors just don't play nice with it. drop down to 2k or even 1k in synapse and see if that muddy feeling goes away. also check if the v4 pro has surface calibration - run that on your mouse pad. if you're on a cloth pad, the v