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  • 30 July 2023
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Crowned.Vulture

Hello,

I just bought the Razer Viper Mini Signature Edition.

 

I got that with some glass skates and with some PTFE skates. And there is already PTFE skates on the mouse.

 

Now to the question. Why do i can put some glass skates on the mouse? Why should i do that? Do i have some benefits? Is that better than PTFE skates?

Best answer by Nickoglas

Not sure if you’ve tried them by now or found out, some people prefer glass mouse skates, I’d say they are definitely worth trying. 

I have the viper mini SE and haven’t tried the glass skates yet, but I heard they last a lot longer than others (pulsar superglides) in theory the glass ones should last longer than PTFE but this isn’t true in practise. For example when I first tried the Pulsar Superglides I loved the glide, they were great for tracking heavy scenarios/games, but over time they actually became really muddy and unusable. 

I actually found your post whilst looking up if they sell replacements yet, I asked support and they said no which I find a bit odd.

 

Anyway hope that helps, I’d definitely give them a go, worst case scenario you realise they aren’t for you and can put the other PTFE skates back on.

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  • August 8, 2023

Not sure if you’ve tried them by now or found out, some people prefer glass mouse skates, I’d say they are definitely worth trying. 

I have the viper mini SE and haven’t tried the glass skates yet, but I heard they last a lot longer than others (pulsar superglides) in theory the glass ones should last longer than PTFE but this isn’t true in practise. For example when I first tried the Pulsar Superglides I loved the glide, they were great for tracking heavy scenarios/games, but over time they actually became really muddy and unusable. 

I actually found your post whilst looking up if they sell replacements yet, I asked support and they said no which I find a bit odd.

 

Anyway hope that helps, I’d definitely give them a go, worst case scenario you realise they aren’t for you and can put the other PTFE skates back on.


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