Razer Viper Mini
Budget Wired

Razer Viper Mini

Razer · Wired · for 15.5-18cm hands

📏 118.3×61.4×38.3mm ⚖️ 61g 🔌 Wired 💵 $39

Budget-friendly. Ultralight design. Perfect for Claw / Fingertip grips on 15.5-18cm hands.

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Full Specifications

BrandRazer
Price$39
Dimensions118.3 × 61.4 × 38.3mm
Weight61g
SensorRazer 8500 DPI Optical
Max DPI8,500
Max Speed300 IPS
Acceleration35G
SwitchesRazer Optical Mouse Switches (50 million clicks)
ConnectivityWired
Battery ·
Polling Rate1000Hz
Grip TypesClaw, Fingertip
Hand Size15.5-18cm
Buttons6
RGBYes

✅ Pros

  • Budget-friendly
  • Lightweight
  • Good RGB
  • Great shape for small hands

⚠️ Cons

  • Wired only
  • Lower DPI sensor
  • Discontinued (limited stock)

Key Features

  • Ultralight design
  • Razer Chroma RGB underglow
  • Speedflex cable
  • On-board memory

Best Grip Styles

This mouse is best suited for Claw and Fingertip grips. Learn what each grip means:

Claw Grip Guide →Fingertip Grip Guide →

Compare with Similar Mice

Razer Cobra Pro $129 · 77g · 16-18cm Logitech G305 Lightspeed $49 · 99g · 15-18cm Pulsar X2V2 Mini $89 · 51g · 15-17.5cm

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Razer Viper Mini good for small hands?

The Razer Viper Mini is designed for hand sizes around 15.5-18cm. With dimensions of 118.3×61.4×38.3mm and a weight of 61g, it suits Claw and Fingertip grips. If your hands are within this range it is a strong fit.

What sensor and specs does the Razer Viper Mini have?

It uses a Razer 8500 DPI Optical with up to 8,500 DPI, 300 IPS and 35G acceleration. It offers Wired connectivity, a built-in battery and 1000Hz.

Is the Razer Viper Mini worth the price?

At $39, the Razer Viper Mini is positioned in the Budget Wired category. It weighs 61g and is well regarded for ultralight design and razer chroma rgb underglow. Compare it against the related mice on this page to decide if the price fits your needs.

What are the main pros and cons of the Razer Viper Mini?

Pros: Budget-friendly; Lightweight; Good RGB; Great shape for small hands. Cons: Wired only; Lower DPI sensor; Discontinued (limited stock). Weigh these against your grip style and hand size, then use the price link to check current availability.