The Razer Viper Ultimate is the best claw grip mouse you can get right now even though the price is a little steep. Overall Razer has created something special here considering they have been out of the top gaming mice list at GamingGem for a long time. These feet are much better than the G Pro Wireless stock feet. A stylish touch by Razer here.įinally, the mouse feet are PTFE which are the best you can get and the Viper Ultimate glides silky smooth over all the mouse pads I tested. The mouse is charged by placing it onto the two prongs.
It also shows the battery level of the mouse through colours to notify you of low battery. The charging dock is also RGB and can be configured to match the rest of your set up. The mouse can also be charged using the charging dock which looks great on any desk. However, the mouse only takes a couple of hours to charge & you can play with the cable plugged in. The battery life of the Viper Ultimate lasts up to 70 hours but I found that the RGB really drains it. It feels perfect for every day use & for gaming but the G Pro Wireless scroll wheel is better. I can’t fault the primary clicks & side buttons here which is one of the primary reasons for it being the best mouse available at the moment.Īs for the scroll wheel, it is lightly weighted and each step is balanced. The side buttons can be turned off using Razer Synapse for those of you wanting to disable the side you don’t use. There is zero travel time allowing for immediate actuation. In terms of clicks they are extremely crispy and tactile. They are perfectly placed, not too high and not too far forward, they are right above your thumb for easy access. The side buttons are the best available right now. Only Logitech & the G Pro Wireless(#3 in the list) can rival these switches. Thanks to Razer’s own optical switches (rated at 70 million clicks) the primary clicks are some of the best available. The Viper Ultimate has 8 buttons consisting of a mouse 1, mouse 2, scroll wheel, two side buttons on each side of the mouse and a DPI button on the bottom. If you are on a budget however, you should check out the Glorious Model O which has been my main mouse before the release of the Viper Ultimate.īefore we get into the details, here is a quick comparison chart to help outline the differences between the mice on the list at a glance.įor even more on selecting the best mouse for you, check out my ‘Choose My Mouse’ tool below! It is the perfect mouse for a claw grip player but at a steep price. If you want the quick answer the Razer Viper Ultimate achieved the GEM rating award. Each of these mice on the list have been hand selected and tested to ensure they meet all the necessary criteria. This provides the most flexibility in terms of movement. This is my list of the best claw grip mice which is updated to consider any new mice that are released.Īs a claw grip player you want to look for a mouse that has a low profile hump.
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