PMM rolled out Zen 2.0, a 3D‑printed, carbon‑fiber‑reinforced nylon shell that replaces the stock casing of the Razer Viper V3 Pro. The lightweight construction pushes the wireless version down to 33 g, a dramatic drop from the mouse’s original 60 g. The kit includes PTFE skates, grip tape, a 150 mAh battery and reinforcement rods, giving enthusiasts a near‑ultralight esports tool.

The company offers two purchase paths: a DIY shell‑only kit priced at $132 and a fully assembled version starting at $317. The pre‑built option bundles three ultra‑light batteries, adding only 3–5 g for wireless capability. Customers can choose between a perforated design or a solid shell, the latter nudging weight up to roughly 38 g while retaining the UltraGrip 3.0 coating.

PMM claims Zen 2.0 resolves the original Zen’s click‑quality and durability complaints, adding sturdier skate platforms and reinforced side panels. By shaving a full kilogram‑century off a mainstream gaming mouse, the mod targets hardcore competitive players who prioritize every gram of swing weight. The product now replaces the earlier Zen on PMM’s storefront, solidifying its position as a niche but highly sought‑after upgrade.