Patriot Announces Viper V570 RGB Blackout Edition Gaming Mouse

The renowned hardware manufacturer Patriot announced that it has added a new peripheral to its Viper V570 gaming mouse line. The Viper V570 RGB Blackout Edition gaming mouse has an innovative design that makes it suitable for both FPS and MMO games.

The renowned hardware manufacturer Patriot announced that it has added a new peripheral to its Viper V570 gaming mouse line. The Viper V570 RGB Blackout Edition gaming mouse has an innovative design that makes it suitable for both FPS and MMO games. The mouse boasts about versatility and availability of advanced features that would meet the demands of casual and professional players alike.

The V570 RGB Blackout Edition gaming mouse comes with a dedicated sniper button, which is essential for first person shooters. The mouse possesses a total of 13 buttons that can be programmed via the Viper software, as well as a weight tuning system that enables players to add up to 34.2 grams to its weight.

Under the hood, the V570 RGB Blackout Edition mouse houses an Avago ADNS-9800 laser sensor offering a max DPI of 12,000 and durable Omron switches, tailored to withstand at least 10 million clicks. The max polling rate is 1000 Hz. The DPI can be switched on the fly with one press of a button.

The ceramic foot pads optimize mouse’s performance and enable smooth gliding on most surfaces. The V570 RGB Blackout Edition is compatible with Windows and Mac OS.

Currently, the Viper V570 RGB Blackout Edition gaming mouse is available for purchase at Patriot store and selected online and land-based retailers.

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