Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Wired Gaming Mouse

I’ve been using an OG Wired Razer Viper since 2019. Gonna buy a Mad R and use that for another 3-5yrs. People should do research, get a mice that meets their needs, and then stop keeping up with mice for a few years to not feed into endgame consumerism

19x9. I switched from the viper ultralight to the g pro x superlight 2 and I think this is the best mouse I have ever had.

I use ambidextrous mice because I switch hands. (I’m right-handed for everything else but I learnt to use a computer at my left-handed Dad’s desk when I was too young to really notice or care to move the mouse over, so I developed ambidexterity specific to computer use). At one point I had a lefty Deathadder at work and a righty one at home. I specifically look for thumb buttons on both sides. I really liked the Lancehead, and bought a spare first gen Viper while I still could and am still so annoyed that they removed the thumb buttons on the left-thumb side. Just why?! Why would you deliberately remove a feature like that? Surely it’s not that much more expensive to manufacture with those two tiny buttons (as opposed to, say, the Naga). /rant

Make the Viper the Viper again… It was the ambidextrous King and then they ruined the it with the V3

Just asking cause I dont really get the hype of a lighter mouse. Does it actually matter? Like the competetive argument seems silly to me cause we (as humans) were already able to play games really well before this UltraLight race I had Lighter mice (wired Viper) and heavier (rn basilisk hyperspeed) and I dont feel any difference