Right on the top area, we can see that the manufacturer has chosen to use no less than three types of finishes: rubberized areas for a better grip, shiny black surfaces in the middle but also textured plastic on the curved back:

Right near the rubberized, RGB-enabled scroll wheel, we can see two more programmable buttons; the profiles and current DPI steps can be verified easier thanks to the four-segment LED display:

The shiny black plastic area on the top does present itself with a Viper logo, that is also RGB enabled:

Here is how the textured black plastic area does look; as a separation between it and the shiny black plastic logo, we do have a rubberized cover for the weight system:

The V570 Blackout is noted as a MMO-FPS hybrid, due to the positioning of the buttons on the left side; we have no less than five programmable buttons in the top area, but also a longer, Sniper button and a very comfortable curved portion in order to rest your thumb finger. A RGB segment can be seen travelling from the frontal area of the mouse to the rear:

On the left of the left click button, we do have two more programmable buttons, a similar feature we have seen with the CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB gaming mouse:

The right side of the mouse was designed as a rest area, with no additional interfaces:

Two additional RGB segments are available in the front:

If we do flip the mouse over, we will get to see an area with more information about the product such as the serial number or power rating. The Avago ADNS 9800 laser sensor lens are also present here along with one unique feature, which is the ceramic foot pads instead of PTFE feet: