Razer Ouroboros Vs. Patriot Viper V570 RGB
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Ouroboros
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| Specification: | | |
| No. of Buttons: | 11 | 13 |
| No. of Macro Keys: | | |
| No. of Game Profiles: | | 5 |
| Connection: | Wired/Wireless | Wired |
| Cable length: | | USB Type-A 2.2m |
| Wireless: | | None |
| Battery Type: | | None |
| Battery Life: | | None |
| Colourway: | Black | Black with Red |
| Ambidextrous: | Yes | No |
| Coating: | | |
| Software: | Synapse 2.0 | Viper software |
| Compatible OS: | | Windows |
| Weights: | No | Yes, up to 34.2g |
| Switch (L/R): | | Omron |
| Switch Side: | | |
| Feet / Skates: | | |
| Encoder: | | |
| Grip Style: | | |
| Sensor: | | |
| Type: | Laser | Laser |
| Brand: | Avago | Avago |
| Model: | ADNS-S9818 | |
| Processor: | | |
| Lift off distance: | | |
| DPI/CPI: | upto 8200dpi | 800/1600/2400/3200 DPI Up to 12000 DPI via software |
| Memory Size: | | |
| Max tracking speed: | upto 200ips | 150 ips |
| Max acceleration: | 50G | |
| Polling Rate Wired: | | 1000 Hz |
| Polling Rate Wireless: | | None |
| FPS: | | |
| NVIDIA Reflex: | | No |
| Angle Snapping: | | |
| Lighting: | | |
| Colour Options: | Green | RGB Customizable profiles |
| Lighting Effect: | | Multi-zone |
| Dimensions & Weight: | | |
| Size: | | |
| Dimension (LxWxH): | 122 to 137 x 71 x42 mm | 133 x 80 x 44 mm |
| Weight (grams): | 115 to 135 | 159.2 g |
| Weight w/o cable: | | |
| Also compared to: | Also compared to: |
Ouroboros
The Ouroboros by Razer uses a Laser sensor from Avago, specifically the ADNS-S9818, providing a DPI/CPI range of up to 8200dpi. This results in a tracking speed of up to 200ips, and a maximum acceleration of 50G. It uses a Wired/Wireless connection. The Ouroboros is considered to be an ambidextrous mouse. It weighs in at 115 to 135 grams with the cable and is approximately 122 to 137 x 71 x42 mm (LxWxH).
Viper V570 RGB
The Patriot Viper V570 RGB is your go-to setup. This right-handed mouse features a sleek black and red finish that adds a bold pop of color to your desk. It packs a massive 13 buttons powered by reliable Omron switches, so every tap and scroll stays crisp game after game. Under the hood, the Avago laser sensor delivers precise tracking with a max speed of 150 IPS and DPI stepping from 800 to 3200, or pushing up to 12000 via the Viper software on Windows. You can fine-tune the feel with included balance weights that add up to 34.2 grams, letting you customize the heft to match your movement style. The adjustable polling rate hits a steady 1000 Hz for zero lag between your hand and the cursor. Multi-zone RGB lighting adds a cool glow to your desk, and you can save up to five custom game profiles directly through the companion software. Measuring 133 by 80 by 44 millimeters and weighing 159.2 grams, it strikes a solid balance between stability and agility. A sturdy 2.2-meter USB cable gives you plenty of desk reach without any wireless batteries to worry about. Just plug it in, tweak your weights, and step into your next match with trusted precision and a setup built for serious gameplay.