The Razer Viper V3 Pro dominates Valorant at a commanding 30% usage rate, more than triple its nearest competitor. Valorant's emphasis on ultra-precise crosshair placement and flick-heavy duels rewards the Viper V3 Pro's 54g weight and zero-debounce optical switches. The original Logitech G Pro X Superlight holds second at 10%, a testament to its enduring popularity among players who entered competitive Valorant during its early days. The Superlight 2 follows closely at 9%, gradually replacing its predecessor as pros upgrade their setups. Razer's overall brand dominance at 51% in Valorant is remarkable and largely unmatched in any other major esports title, reflecting how effectively the Viper V3 Pro has captured the tactical FPS audience. One notable pattern is the sensitivity divide: Valorant pros run significantly lower eDPI than almost any other game, with many duelists playing at sub-250 eDPI, which means they're making massive arm movements for every crosshair adjustment. That playstyle heavily favors ultralight mice with low static friction — exactly what the Viper V3 Pro delivers.