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Razer Viper 8KHz Ultralight Wired Gaming Mouse

Dominate the Competition with the Razer Viper 8KHz Gaming Mouse The Razer Viper 8KHz is an ultralight ambidextrous wired gaming mouse designed for esports professionals. Featuring Razer's HyperPolling Technology, Focus+ Optical Sensor, and 2nd-Gen Optical Switches, this mouse delivers unparallel...

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Overview

Dominate the Competition with the Razer Viper 8KHz Gaming Mouse

The Razer Viper 8KHz is an ultralight ambidextrous wired gaming mouse designed for esports professionals. Featuring Razer's HyperPolling Technology, Focus+ Optical Sensor, and 2nd-Gen Optical Switches, this mouse delivers unparalleled speed, precision, and responsiveness.

  • Polling Rate: Razer 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology
  • Sensor: Razer Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor
  • Switches: 2nd-Gen Razer Optical Mouse Switches (up to 70 million clicks)
  • Design: Lightweight 71g Ambidextrous Design
  • Cable: Razer Speedflex Cable
  • Onboard Memory: Up to 5 Stored Profiles
  • Special Edition: Officially Licensed ESL Gaming Design

Key Features

Razer 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology: With a true 8000Hz polling rate, the mouse can communicate its position and clicks to your PC at up to 8000 times a second—for near-zero input latency and a level of speed you’ve yet to experience

Razer Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor: With new intelligent functions such as motion sync and asymmetric cut-off, our sensor flawlessly tracks your movement with zero spinouts, allowing for crisp response and pixel-precise accuracy

2nd-Gen Razer Optical Mouse Switch: The improved polling rate maximizes the switches’ potential so that they register up to 8x faster —providing quick, clean execution for up to 70 million clicks with zero unintended double-clicking

71g Lightweight Design: Its agile form factor is extremely easy to handle and comes at no compromise to its build strength, allowing for deft control that feels like a natural extension of your hand

Razer Speedflex Cable: Woven for greater flexibility and designed to produce minimal drag, you’ll be able to perform quicker, smoother swipes for tighter mouse control

Advanced On-board Memory: Be ready to compete anywhere with up to 5 stored profiles that give you access to optimal keybind layouts, macros and double the inputs via the Razer Hypershift function

Officially licensed ESL Gaming Design: One of the world's largest esports companies that leads the industry across the most popular video games with numerous online and offline competitions

Specifications

Polling Rate
Razer 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology
Sensor
Razer Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor
Mouse Switches
2nd-Gen Razer Optical Mouse Switch
Switch Durability
Up to 70 million clicks
Weight
71g
Cable Type
Razer Speedflex Cable
On-board Memory
Up to 5 profiles
Design
Officially licensed ESL Gaming

Frequently Asked Questions

The Razer Viper 8KHz mouse features Razer 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology, allowing it to communicate its position and clicks up to 8000 times a second for near-zero input latency.
It utilizes a Razer Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor that tracks movement flawlessly with zero spinouts, offering pixel-precise accuracy through intelligent functions like motion sync and asymmetric cut-off.
The mouse is equipped with 2nd-Gen Razer Optical Mouse Switches, designed to register clicks up to 8x faster and endure up to 70 million clicks without unintended double-clicking.
Yes, it boasts a 71g lightweight design, providing an agile form factor that is easy to handle for deft control during intense gaming sessions.
Yes, it features Advanced On-board Memory that can store up to 5 profiles, giving you access to optimal keybind layouts, macros, and double the inputs via the Razer Hypershift function.