You can recharge through USB-C, and a dedicated DPI button lets you tweak sensitivity without using software. Their lifecycle is about 25 percent longer, too, so you might not chew through mice quite so quickly if you're a pro gamer. The Viper V2 Pro also introduces third-generation optical mouse switches that supposedly end accidental double-clicks and debounce delay (the wait to filter out unintended input signals). You even have 26 levels of customization for height (to determine when tracking starts or stops) versus 'just' three for the first Viper. It's reportedly 99.8 percent accurate, and uses AI to guide tracking. The design revolves around an equally new Focus Pro 30K optical sensor that, as the name implies, promises 30,000 dots per inch resolution. The brand has introduced a Viper V2 Pro wireless mouse that trims the weight even further, from 69g to 58g, while improving the fundamentals - this is meant for esports players and enthusiasts who need precise, flick-friendly input to thrive. Razer's original Viper was one of the better-known ultra-light gaming mice when it arrived in 2019, and now it's finally getting a sequel to keep up with rivals.
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