This the new Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed It is, as you may have already guessed, the third generation of the original Viper, which was introduced back in 2019 and which left a very good taste in our mouths when we tested it. With its second generation, we were able to see more than remarkable advances and also milestones in the sector, such as the Viper V2 Pro, which became the lightest gaming mouse in the world. So we’re talking about a product line designed to excel in every iteration.

This rule is not broken with the Viper V3 HyperSpeed, a wireless mouse designed specifically for the gaming world proving once again that the idea that wired mice are superior to the competition is just an outdated axiom, something that becomes clear when evaluating the benefits that a device like this V3 can provide. So the choice of wired or wireless may come down to other factors and personal preferences, but not performance and reliability.

Before we go into reviewing its specifications, it is important to state that we are talking about a mouse Designed specifically for fingertip or claw grip styles, i.e. for users who only rest their fingers on the mouse, or for those who rest their fingers and part of their palm, but not the whole (this method of use is called palm grip). It is important to take this into account as the design has been made to maximize its performance with these two types of grip.

Razer focuses on the design of the Viper V3 HyperSpeed, as with its predecessors, it was designed with the a large volume of feedback from esports professionals and that subsequently the same people confirmed the proposal. We can thus find very positive evaluations of particularly relevant names in the world of competition, such as Larssen, Droppped and BuZz, among others.

The Viper V3 HyperSpeed® that gets its performance is built on the Razer Focus Pro sensor that achieves resolution of 30,000 dots per inch and is able to endure acceleration up to 70G. This ability is complemented by several smart features, such as asymmetric tracking, thanks to which the mouse allows you to calibrate the take-off and landing points with great precision (it has 26 levels), intelligent tracking that automatically calibrates itself to adapt your reaction to the type of surface on which it is used , and motion sync to offer a much more accurate response.

Regarding the polling rate, if we use the Razer HyperPolling Wireless Dongle, which can be purchased bundled with the mouse or purchased separately, rises to 4.00 hertz and to ensure reliable keystrokes and longevity, Razer equipped the main buttons of the Viper V3 with HyperSpeed® mechanical mouse switches 2.

Personalization comes from the hands of Razer Synapse, the brand’s device management software, with which we can configure its behavior 8 programmable controllers. Also, in case we ever need to use it on another computer, its internal memory it will always save the last configuration selected so that we can use it in these circumstances.

The Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed, as well as the version with HyperPolling Wireless Dongle, are already on sale on the Razer website and are priced at 79.99 euros and 96.99 eurosrespectively