Razer’s new Viper Ultimate wireless mouse offers 70-hour battery life
The Viper Ultimate ditches the cord.
Following the release of theRazer Viper mouse, Razer has released a wireless variant, dubbed the Viper Ultimate, which is now available for purchase.
Like theRazer Viper, the wireless model uses Razer Optical Switches for the left/right clickers. Complementing that are new proprietary features — Razer HyperSpeed, Razer Focus+ Optical Sensor, and a Razer Mouse Charging Dock bundle.
The US$50 dock will also be compatible with future wireless Razer mice.
Razer claims with Razer HyperSpeed, gamers will experience extremely low click latency and true lag-free wireless connectivity. Both are designed to deliver instant clicks and seamless movement feedback experience for the new Razer mouse.
This next-gen feature also claims to reduce overall power consumption, promising 25% longer battery life. This translates to an incredible 70-hours of uninterrupted gameplay before requiring a recharge.
As for the Razer Focus+ Optical Sensor, it introduces new functions to the Razer Viper Ultimate — Smart Tracking, Asymmetric Lift-Off, and Motion-Sync. With the first two, the new wireless Razer Viper can automatically calibrate itself to operate on any surface and work with various lift-off scenarios. This ensures consistently smooth and accurate tracking for mouse movement. As for Motion-Sync, it maintains sensor responsiveness between the wireless mouse and PC.
These advanced features complement the higher DPI sensitivity (up to 20,000) and improved tracking speeds — 650 inches-per-second — that the Razer Viper Ultimate offers. All these advanced capabilities are bundled into a lightweight chassis that weighs in at just 74g.
For gamers keen on getting the new Razer Viper Ultimate, there are two options to consider:
More details about the Razer Viper Ultimate can be foundhere.
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