Razer - Cobra HyperSpeed

g304 is heavy, if u want a small mouse go for razer cobra,kreo is ass

got a razer cobra last week, but it feels uncomfortable as it is smaller then i expected

because i used my friends mouse Razer deathedder v2 x lightspeed and its quite big and its not that bad honestly and v3 pro is smaller in width too

im currently using razer cobra and its not that bad i js want to try upgrading it

Started with Zebronics cheap ass mouse > Redgear A20 > Logitech G102 > Razer Viper Mini > Viper 8Khz > Viper V2 pro > Viper V3 Pro > Razer Cobra currently.

The shape, turned out I prefer small mice like Viper Mini, it got EoL so Cobra it is.

I’ve had nothing but problems with this mouse. The scroll wheel became unreliable shortly after purchase, and even after troubleshooting, it’s still basically useless. Trying to uninstall Razer’s software was another headache—it’s nearly impossible to remove completely from my computer. Looking through other reviews, I can see I’m not alone—many users report the same issues with the wheel and the bloated software. For the price, this mouse is a huge disappointment.

Im using Razer cobra for it for 2k it's worth it and has optic switches do no double click issue

Razed cobra lightweight So sleek, so smooth, so light, oh my gosh

Speaking of my favorite mouse of all time, I was just wondering when they were going to release a new model. Personally, I've only had the chroma version malfunction. Now I just wish they would make it slightly smaller and slightly lighter, nothing drastic. I own almost everyone except I believe the very first one of two they were way too big for my hand.

I have the Deathadder v2 Pro, Deathadder v3 Pro, Cobra Pro, Cobra Hyperspeed, and Viper v2 Pro. (And the Kysona Jupiter Ultra as my Viper v3 Pro clone) AMA

I am rather impressed with what you get with the Jupiter Ultra. The shape is slightly tweaked vs the Viper v3, with a slightly more flared backside, which allows my pinky to lock in better. The Omron opticals have a good feel to them and quieter than the Raesha opticals Razer uses, wheel is on par with other mice I've used, and side buttons are snappy. Comes with 8K dongle, and in Metallic Red like the Sentinel, all for $60. I find the height on it to be better for palming, tho I still enjoy the OG Viper lower hump. When I want to fingertip, Viper v2 Pro or Cobra Hyperspeed. I use the DPI button as Ability 4 in Diablo IV, which the Vv2P lacks. Also checking out the optical encoder for the wheel. I use the Cobra H with a Mouse Dock Pro at 2K. The DAv3P is for when my hand is being a tard (I have a neuralmuscular disorder) and my hand feels more comfortable with the ergo shape. I use this with a Hyperpoll Dongle at 2K. I wrist aim on hard mats, both glass (Atlas) and polycarbonate (Firefly v2 Pro)

Currently rocking a Cobra Hyperspeed, and recommend. 1. Focus X 26K sensor, aka Pixart 3395, using 1200 dpi on a 4K screen 2. Gen 4 Optical switches 3. Optical scroll wheel encoder 4. Cobra uses the Viper Mini body 5. 59g, option for Qi puck for wireless charging, can be paired with Mouse Dock Pro or Hyperpolling Dongle fo up to 8K polling. 6. Side buttons are very snappy. No mush here. 7. Button under wheel can have 2 settings, one for short press, and one for long press. I slapped a set of precut Supergrips on it to improve comfort and grip. (love poron) Mine is paired to a Mouse Dock Pro, with 2K polling and I dock for charging. Using a Firefly v2 Pro pad, because I have come to love the textured polycarbonate surface over glass. (No scratchy sounds, and glide is a tad faster) I wrist aim so I don't need a huge pad.

# I was considering getting VXE R1 but that thing never came in stock so I just bought Razer Cobra, that's a decent option too I think if you can get it.

Solid mouse for the price with apparently very good QC, then you find out the scroll wheel breaks like in the RVM and the QC is not that great anymore.