Razer - Viper Mini Signature Edition

I'm surprised you've had scrollwheels die on you. I play apex regularly using scroll wheel for jumping and tap strafing with a WL Sword X magnesium for a year and I've yet to experience any issues. I also like the fact that they don't require a program to be downloaded to change mouse settings and is just a web portal. Your experience may differ but I found it way better than my Deathadder V3, Superlight 1 and 2 as well as Razer Viper. It isn't the lightest mouse around, but I have larger hands and it fits well with claw grip for me personally.

I prefer the heavier mice as I'm using this more for game development. Not sure if this is asking for the impossible but looking for recs on a heavy wireless rgb mouse. I'm a cornball when it comes to aesthetics so it's gotta be white and have cool rgb lighting.. -Wasn't a fan of the logitech502; too big. -I have a razer mini but It's kind of got shit battery life and I had connectivity issues with it every time I've had to do a Windows update or something similar so hesitant to jump back on that train -I'm tempted to try out gravastar as i heard they're pretty tanky but at the same time ive read thyre a rip off for the price tag

Razed viper mini is undisputed goat of cheap mice

There are very few with an adjustable sensor position. I only have experience with the razer orochi V2, Taipan, viper mini, viper mini SE and gwolves hsk pro. So I can only speak on those. You'll have to do your own research on pwnage. They seem to have produced some well priced bangers from what I've heard so I doubt they'll disappoint. The sensors on all modern gaming mice are overkill nowadays so I wouldn't worry about that either. I have a €300 mouse and never used its 8k polling rate.

I have a Razer Deathadder V3 and a Viper that I really like. Liked the Logitech G703 as well. My keyboard is some basic $8 USB one.

Oh, it's all so challenging. I'm planning to buy wireless mouse too, but the more I read about them, the more messed up my head gets. On the one hand - there are quite a few negative reviews. On the other hand, there are some positive ones. I will assume that the truth is somewhere in the middle, any of all these Сhinese mice can be defective (out of the box or after a few months of use). In other words, they are somewhat the same in terms of reliability. Various controllers, switches, batteries, but ultimately the same random сhinese quality everywhere, regardless of model or ‘brand’. I've already read a few times somewhere on here that Madlions is the top in terms of quality, but when I went looking for actual customer reviews, I found the owner (I think it was about the Mad G) mentioning all the same sensor lags, uneven body shape (the bottom is not flat), left button squeaking, in general, the same issues as any other cheap Chinese mouse. Ultimately, I do not know what to do. Maybe things aren't really that bad. But I don't want to mess with this roulette (and my Vipermini is still working fine).

Have you tried the Razer basili....oh...oh my. Uhh.. Well... Sounds like you're a claw grip gamer, whether you want to be or not. Seriously though, RocketJumpNinja has a website and YouTube channel and has a bunch of recommendations. The Roccat/Turtle Beach Kone Aimo is a larger mouse, but it's also heavier. I need a bigger mouse and found the Kone Aimo from RJN a few years ago. The only problem I had with it was that the left click button would wear out too quickly. I played a lot of Siege and loved using the pistols. LOL I switched to a razer viper to try a different grip... The left click has yet to go out, but I find it a little small.

Currently using a logitech g502 and a razer viper on laptop and desktop respectively. Both are great mice. I think the razer naga hex (v1) was my favourite mouse historically though i got it around the start of GW2 and it was just very well suited to that game. I had the naga hex v2 after that and it was also great. (preferred the v1 slightly)

You do have a pretty good mouse. It can do 8k with a dongle, under 2ms latency. I have those internals in a Viper Mini SE shell that I had 3D printed in nylon. It is not noticably different in performance to my DAV3. I'm not saying you shouldn't upgrade. I'm just saying what you have is closer to the best gaming mouse out there than it is to a random Bluetooth wireless mouse from the corner store. That being said, most "better" mice will be lighter. If you want a weighty mouse, with premium features, look for something like a used Logitech G502 or G502X, or Razer Basilisk. Those RTS ready mice have a lot of extra buttons, but are also heavier. Most gaming focused mice go for lightest weight possible. As a result, even $160 Logitech and Razer offerings tend to feel cheap. At least, cheap if you equate weight to quality. Which, most people do before they try a super light class mouse. To each their own.

A tip from a guy that knows about mouse: you will hear a lot of mixed opinions about durability "I never had a problem with it", "it sucks", but the truth is that's all subjective by their experiences, by design any mouse no matter how expensive can double click, specially if has no optical switches (most of them) otherwise, a mouse that mostly won’t encounter these issues using normal swiches does not exist TBH, but the chances of having double clicks are very very low, otherwise a lot of mouse companies would not sell, all you can do is watch good mouse reviewers like AimAdapt, usually when they say that a mouse is good is really good and choosing one with opticals if you are traumatized with double clicks, mouses with opticals is the way to go, solid construction is very easy to find nowdays, I also suggest you to consider your gripstyle to check all the boxes, if you use fingertip then why not go for Razer Viper, they are solid, good warranty, optical switches, recommended by any reviwer.