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Razer Viper Mini Review

Razer Viper Mini Review

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

Razer has just launched a mini variant of one of their most popular gaming mice – can the Viper’s small brother knock its competitors off the top?

Some of the best things in life are mini: the Mini Cooper, Cadbury’s Mini Eggs and Dr Evil’s Mini-Me just to name a few. Gaming-peripheral brand Razer has clearly caught on after launching the Viper Mini. 

The Razer Viper Mini is – as the name suggests – a smaller version of the standard Viper wired gaming mouse, with the reduced weight and size theoretically allowing for easier and quicker movement.
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