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did they change the texture on the mouse? didnt like the one on the v3 pro
 

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Price is stupid for every new Razer launch. Wait and get it cheaper over time if you can wait. I've used so many mice and I avoid Razer for 1 reason. Synapse software. Almost all manufacturers even budget and mid ones, all have a web based configuration for their mice. Even Asus have started for some of their mice a web based configuration called Gear Link.

So Razer is out for me. But if the shape is something you love, don't pay the Razer tax. It isn't worth it. Or you can look at something like the Lamzu. It is a very solidly built mouse and I have loved using it since Day 1. You can look at Lamzu Paro if you want something slightly smaller than the Deathadder V4 Pro. I actually feel the Deathadder from V3 Pro were all a little too big. That's why many loved the Deathadder Hyperspeed which was slightly smaller and closer to the Lamzu Paro shape. You can see it in the below link.

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/com...der-v4-pro-vs.-razer-deathadder-v3-hyperspeed
 

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Price is stupid for every new Razer launch. Wait and get it cheaper over time if you can wait. I've used so many mice and I avoid Razer for 1 reason. Synapse software. Almost all manufacturers even budget and mid ones, all have a web based configuration for their mice. Even Asus have started for some of their mice a web based configuration called Gear Link.

So Razer is out for me. But if the shape is something you love, don't pay the Razer tax. It isn't worth it. Or you can look at something like the Lamzu. It is a very solidly built mouse and I have loved using it since Day 1. You can look at Lamzu Paro if you want something slightly smaller than the Deathadder V4 Pro. I actually feel the Deathadder from V3 Pro were all a little too big. That's why many loved the Deathadder Hyperspeed which was slightly smaller and closer to the Lamzu Paro shape. You can see it in the below link.

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/com...der-v4-pro-vs.-razer-deathadder-v3-hyperspeed

basically for myself , I prefer the deathadder V3 hyperspeed than the V3 pro.
Don’t like the bigger size of scroll wheel on V3 pro.
Even the viper v3 pro is prefect for me.
For the new DV4 pro scroll wheel size remain as same lol, just pass and wait for VIper V4 pro
 

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basically for myself , I prefer the deathadder V3 hyperspeed than the V3 pro.
Don’t like the bigger size of scroll wheel on V3 pro.
Even the viper v3 pro is prefect for me.
For the new DV4 pro scroll wheel size remain as same lol, just pass and wait for VIper V4 pro
I liked the V3 Pro but I still found it abit big when flicking. For my hand size, I play the best on my Maya X and Darmoshark M3S Max mice. I feel they are great for my hand size. V4 Pro should work out much better for you unless Razer comes out with the Deathadder V4 Hyperspeed.
 

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Price is stupid for every new Razer launch. Wait and get it cheaper over time if you can wait. I've used so many mice and I avoid Razer for 1 reason. Synapse software. Almost all manufacturers even budget and mid ones, all have a web based configuration for their mice. Even Asus have started for some of their mice a web based configuration called Gear Link.

So Razer is out for me. But if the shape is something you love, don't pay the Razer tax. It isn't worth it. Or you can look at something like the Lamzu. It is a very solidly built mouse and I have loved using it since Day 1. You can look at Lamzu Paro if you want something slightly smaller than the Deathadder V4 Pro. I actually feel the Deathadder from V3 Pro were all a little too big. That's why many loved the Deathadder Hyperspeed which was slightly smaller and closer to the Lamzu Paro shape. You can see it in the below link.

https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/com...der-v4-pro-vs.-razer-deathadder-v3-hyperspeed

v4 pro 1000hz 150 hour battery life, thats very compelling for me although the price does suck

i also didnt like the texture on v3 pro idk if they changed it

currently my main issue is the mouse battery life evry 3-4 day need charge, a lot other mice way better in this dpt.

my desk alrdy arrange for wireless setup
 

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v4 pro 1000hz 150 hour battery life, thats very compelling for me although the price does suck

i also didnt like the texture on v3 pro idk if they changed it

currently my main issue is the mouse battery life evry 3-4 day need charge, a lot other mice way better in this dpt.

my desk alrdy arrange for wireless setup
Battery efficiency has improved alot for sure. But price and Razer's insistence on Synapse is a no go. It is still a resource hog and bloatware. My Maya X is charge every 3 days cause that runs on 20K FPS firmware which runs the 3950 sensor at full speed and feels really nice to use. But then again I have 5 other mice if battery dies half way so battery life isn't a concern for me.

Viper V3 Pro coating is meh. Best one so far is Endgame Gear but the coating stains after a while though it does not affect your grip. I feel Lamzu and Razer has similar coating. Though Lamzu ones tend to be abit more of a softer touch.
 

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v4 pro 1000hz 150 hour battery life, thats very compelling for me although the price does suck

i also didnt like the texture on v3 pro idk if they changed it

currently my main issue is the mouse battery life evry 3-4 day need charge, a lot other mice way better in this dpt.

my desk alrdy arrange for wireless setup
Razer Viper V3 & Deathadder V3 & V4 more or less the coating should be the same. After time can feel its sticky or your hand got sweaty.
Just cloth for cleaning is must
 

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I bought the Viper V3 pro and last month i bought the Razer pro click V2. Currently using the pro click v2 and loving the shape and clicks.
 

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Anyone knows where can buy viper v3 pro with cdc voucher or a better price from which platform ?
 

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Actually Razer mouse very very durable , my first lancehead till now still working good.
Just I don’t like the mechanical switches , after got the deathadder V2 pro like no others.
Anyway my DV2 pro already modified to weight reduction from 87g to 60g , so far so good still stronger now.
From my experience The DV3 hyperspeed =
mini size of Deathadder V3 pro, the hand grips super good and lighter weight.
Another one was the Viper V3 pro is top notch and the battery version are the good too, except for mechanical switches gen 2 still acceptable.
To be honest build in batteries to me can last more than 24 hours consider good, since the mouse for home use, type C cable just in front of you, charge anytime you want.
Just highlighted , Viper V3 pro cable very stiffness, not as good for plug in while using , except to use 3rd party type c cable.
 
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Anyone knows where can buy viper v3 pro with cdc voucher or a better price from which platform ?
Challenger is a participating merchant in the CDC Voucher scheme and you can use your CDC vouchers at Challenger retail outlets
 

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tbh i find it tough to trust a person talking about durability when they change mouse like changing underwear :ROFLMAO:
 

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I bought the Viper V3 pro and last month i bought the Razer pro click V2. Currently using the pro click v2 and loving the shape and clicks.
Hi bro can share how much u bought the Viper V3 Pro and from where? 🙏
 

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Hi bro can share how much u bought the Viper V3 Pro and from where? 🙏
Lazada $145 offer just over
Amazon sg $175 for current offer
Anyway if wanna get cheap wait on 8.8

Viper V3 pro hand grip and body coating like no others, to me it’s 10/10

another option for deathadder V3 hyperspeed is my daily mouse.
The feet replace with glass dots, much more awesome 🤩
I rate it 10/10 also, just 55g only
 
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$259 is crazy when you know it's going to be discounted a few months down the road... I still use my DAV3 occasionally and it's fine, apart from the creaking.
 

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$259 is crazy when you know it's going to be discounted a few months down the road... I still use my DAV3 occasionally and it's fine, apart from the creaking.
Worth to get viper v3 pro or DV3 pro for this time. They are plenty of stocks available right now.
Actually DV3 pro 1000 polling good than enough for me
 

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Worth to get viper v3 pro or DV3 pro for this time. They are plenty of stocks available right now.
Actually DV3 pro 1000 polling good than enough for me
Only problem with the DV3 Pro is the scroll wheel. It literally is ****. Phantom scrolls when gaming. I sold it off after 2 weeks. RMA will not solve the problem it's an inherent issue with the encoder. Not sure if Razer fixed it in later batches but it's the worst scroll encoder I've used.
 
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