For example, its speedy 20,000 DPI sensor is ridiculous and allows for absurdly fast responses.
However, its features and qualities do go a long way to justifying that price tag.įirst off, we have to bear in mind that this is a wireless gaming mouse and its features will become even more impressive as a result. The Basilisk Ultimate is a great mouse, even if it is one of the most expensive from Razer. That's still nicely impressive, and we appreciated the option to switch off for some serious juice as well. In actuality, we were clocking in at around 30 hours with all guns blazing here. That's a baseline for a straight no-LED, simple useage runtime. It is worth noting that Razer's 70 hours of advertized battery life should be taken with a pinch of RGB salt. That slight additional heft never infringed on our speed, and was barely noticeable over the original model. However, it's worth noting that the Razer Viper Ultimate actually comes in 5g heavier than the original Viper model. Of course, this is an FPS mouse, which already means this is a lightweight affair. Meanwhile, the Razer Viper Ultimate also manages to be comfortable with an ergonomic, ambidextrous design that's a winner for everyone. This is a supremely quick little pointer - we were flying around the map while also maintaining a surprising level of control when spinning the camera in Apex Legends.
The Razer Viper Ultimate is the perfect Razer mouse for those looking to grab a competitive edge. We'd recommend sticking with the original here. That's especially true considering we regularly see the original DeathAdder V2 on sale for less than the new 'cheap' version. Razer has since released the budget-minded Razer DeathAdder V2 X, however, the newest model can't quite match the original for value at its own price point. That will work in your favor if you're after a speedy competitive clicker, but considering the Viper Ultimate is far better kitted out for FPS gameplay, this is more of a budget-minded option.
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This is also a much lighter mouse than the Naga Pro or Basilisk V3, and the plastic feels a little cheaper than its more expensive counterparts. The V2 features a 20,000 DPI sensor that's far ahead of any competing rodents, and it's also accompanied by a 650 IPS ('inches per second') rating as well, which means it's blisteringly fast but also incredibly accurate and responsive. We put all these listed specs to the test and found that yes, the Razer DeathAdder V2 lives up to its feature-set. Starting at the top, it's among the best-shaped mice available perfect for any grip-style, from claw to palm. The Razer DeathAdder V2 improves on the classic DeathAdder in a whole host of ways - an incredible job considering how good, high-performing, and popular the first one was (it sold 10 million units). However, if you've got a healthy Steam library spanning multiple competitive genres, it's going to be a game-changer. However, it comes in considerably more expensive, and offers a feature-set that just won't be valuable to everyday players. The Naga Pro is, on paper, a better Razer mouse than the Basilisk V3. Especially because the mouse's wireless battery life is so good. And because you can always plug it in via a Speedflex USB cable anyway, you're getting the best of both worlds. Its wireless connectivity might not be music to the ears of most pro players, but from our extensive tests, Razer's HyperSpeed tech offers no latency that we could see. Not only that, but we were glad to find that swapping between the panels is quick and easy we were flying through our Steam library with only a second between each genre. From battle royales to MOBAs, it'll have your back/hand. The Naga Pro features three detachable panels allowing you to have excellent versatility and flexibility no matter what you play.
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