Name: Razer Orochi V2
Brand: Razer
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Rating: 4.0 (159 reviews)

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Introducing the Razer Orochi V2—a compact, ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse with the longest battery life in the market for peerless portable performance. Armed with an upgraded sensor and switches for crisp control, it’s the perfect partner for gaming on the go.

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Most portable options don't quite stack up for gaming performance; we recommend the Razer Orochi V2 as the best portable gaming mouse available. It's a lightweight model that feels surprisingly sturdy for its size, and it connects wirelessly with its USB receiver or via Bluetooth. It also allows you to use an AA or AAA battery for power, so you can choose to optimize for weight or battery life. Razer indicates you can get up to an impressive 425 hours of gaming time if you opt to use an AA lithium battery.

Maybe most importantly, it's easy to slip into laptop bags or cases due to its compact, low-profile shape. It also has a compartment for storing its USB receiver when you're not using it, a great feature that can help ensure you don't accidentally lose your receiver between locations. It also has onboard memory, which means you can save all your custom settings and use them on multiple computers without needing to install the customization software each time.

With recent improvements to wireless gaming performance, it's never been easier to take your gaming with you on the go. That said, most travel mice don't have the performance needed for serious gaming. Whether you're looking for a powerful peripheral for your gaming laptop or need a hassle-free gaming mouse that's easy to toss into a bag for trips between your gaming setups, we recommend the Razer Orochi V2. It's lightweight, feels very sturdy, and connects wirelessly either with its USB receiver or via Bluetooth. It has versatile power options, and you can use an AA or AAA battery. Razer advertises that you can get up to 425 gaming hours if you opt to use a high-performance lithium battery.

It has a compact, low-profile shape and slides easily into bags and cases. There's also a compartment for storing the USB receiver when it's not in use, so you don't accidentally lose it in transit. It also has onboard memory, which means you can save your custom settings and use them on other computers without installing any software.

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 There'S nothing creaking, and even though we have this removable shell at the top, it still pops in nicely and from sides and top to bottom. There is no creaking. I really appreciate that, as you can see below the top cover, we have that usb compartment. We have two battery compartments as well, one for aaa and one for double a which is so cool, because now you can swap out the battery and not only have the option to switch between a slightly smaller one for lighter weight or the slightly bigger one

 But still this is a fantastic performer, probably going to be your next wireless mouse, um and razer has been on the ball when it comes to releasing something: that's both competitive, affordable and like feature packed and future proof for 2021, and this guy is no exception. I never thought i'd say this, but it will be replacing my g35s around the office. I use one on my desktop for editing so now i'll be using the raw gv2, and i also have the g35 in black for my notebook and yes, it will also be replacing that basically, if you're looking for a lighter, slightly smaller g305 with much better battery Life you've come to the right place, all right, let's review right after this show off the cool build and not the cables. With the new corsair 5000 series welcome the all-new interior you'll appreciate for whatever build you desire without any hassle of cable management and appropriate cooling

 I use one on my desktop for editing so now i'll be using the raw gv2, and i also have the g35 in black for my notebook and yes, it will also be replacing that basically, if you're looking for a lighter, slightly smaller g305 with much better battery Life you've come to the right place, all right, let's review right after this show off the cool build and not the cables. With the new corsair 5000 series welcome the all-new interior you'll appreciate for whatever build you desire without any hassle of cable management and appropriate cooling. All around with proper dust filtration on all three models check it out below welcome back. First of all, let's get the price out of the way

 Super crispy tactile good sound profile. Take a listen. The scroll wheel is another reason. I am switching all my g305s because it is incredibly precise and i have so much control of zooming into my timeline uh and just doing anything with the scroll wheel, fantastic work razer

Razer Orochi V2 Review - The PERFECT Wireless Gaming Mouse?

Possible wireless g303?

Lightweight and comfortable, but hate the material

With a lack of smaller 'egg' shaped wireless mice on the market, the Orochi V2 is the best among them right now. I would love to see a rechargeable built in battery version of this mouse in the future as shaving a few grams off the weight would make this a near-perfect mouse for me. Lmk if you have any questions and check my [site](https://mouse-pro.com/) for all my past reviews

The Razer Orochi V2 is such a fun mouse that exceeded my expectations (Review)

  It is heavier than other mice i've used, but not by much. I use this mouse in its AA configuration with the included battery because it feels better balanced than the AAA slot. A AAA battery makes this mouse feel back heavy and less wieldy than with the AA battery, which feels 'lighter' because the weight is more consistent. You could get a converter but I think the 75g total weight to feel fine, it doesn't detract from my aim or comfort

  The shape of this mouse is perfect for small to lower end medium hands, I can claw, finger, and palm without any discomfort. It looks kinda like an egg shape from the top, but it has a really deep ergonomic comfort indent under the side buttons giving you a really secure grip, I feel confident with it, granted I felt confident with my Model O-, but this shape and size suits me much more. The mouse is also balanced when it comes to wobble, as in there is no wobble. Every mouse i've used prior to this, even if minimal, has had some wobble

 Scroll wheel is on the heavier tactile side, which is my preference, feels money. Mouse click is a bit heavy, wouldn't use it for anything you need speed for.  It is heavier than other mice i've used, but not by much. I use this mouse in its AA configuration with the included battery because it feels better balanced than the AAA slot

 Its not perfect, Razer cheaped out and went with a prior gen sensor, and DPI scaling is only in hundreds. Middle click is a bit too heavy, but I love the tactile scroll wheel.  The shape of this mouse is perfect for small to lower end medium hands, I can claw, finger, and palm without any discomfort. It looks kinda like an egg shape from the top, but it has a really deep ergonomic comfort indent under the side buttons giving you a really secure grip, I feel confident with it, granted I felt confident with my Model O-, but this shape and size suits me much more

So darn good.

 There are no left-handed thumb-adjacent programmable buttons. An additional, programmable button is available behind the scroll wheel, but its placement makes it impractical for anything other than a DPI switch for me personally.  Pro: The 2.5ghz and bluetooth connectivity options are not only convenient, but extremely quick and reliable

 The lack of a wired connection option means I don't have to hunt down a proprietary, strangely-shaped cable (from the V1) to play my games. Con: The inability to choose a wired connection makes this a MASSIVE feature loss compared to V1.  Pro: Battery life is incredible. Battery percentage will display within Windows 10 when connected via bluetooth

  Pro: the DPI switches (like its predecessor) can be custom mapped to another button so they aren't in your way. Con: The mouse only has two programmable buttons within quick reach of a right-hand user. There are no left-handed thumb-adjacent programmable buttons. An additional, programmable button is available behind the scroll wheel, but its placement makes it impractical for anything other than a DPI switch for me personally

  Pro: The lack of RGB lighting increases overall battery life over the V1. Con: V1's scroll wheel RGB was pleasant. I would trade battery life for RGB, but I can live without it.  I love this mouse, but I find myself rejecting it because of the variances with the V1 I came from

Great, but imperfect replacement for the Orochi V1

Small mouse. Great for those who use Finger Tip Grip. Not for those who like to palm grip for stability. Claw grip? May be for those with smaller hands

 Side buttons on the left side mainly right handers as there’s no right-side buttons. Also the thumb groove is only on the left side if the mouse  Able to customize buttons. Saves on mouse, not dedicated to a specific computer, and no need to keep computer software open while using  I use this for casual gaming, and travel. Personally, still prefer wired mouse for competitive gaming, and vertical mouse for work, internet browsing, and productivity  Overall, good mouse if you check all the boxes: Use fingertip grip, right hander (if you use side buttons), and not wrist aimer for FPS games

 If you focus on the top end of left and right buttons, can feel a bit spongy  --Battery:  To reach 920hr max you need to use lithium (vs Alkaline) AA battery while using Bluetooth (vs USB dongle)  Half battery life for each of the following: Alkaline, AAA battery, and USB dongle. So, if you use all 3 you’re looking at roughly 115hours  Alkaline is more common and cheaper than Lithium even if when you buy multiple alkaline. Bluetooth is not good for gaming especially if you play competitive and/or a game with fast reactionary time as you can get spin outs and delayed inputs.  Make sure you put the USB dongle in the USB3

 Not for those who like to palm grip for stability. Claw grip? May be for those with smaller hands. Most of the movement/grip is focused on the side thumb grip and fingers tips. For FPS gaming, if you’re a wrist aimer, this mouse is not for you  Good click on the buttons

Not for Everyone. Great for Finger Tip Grip

 I’ve had it since release and it’s definitely my favorite. My hands are 20x10.5cm and it’s works perfectly for my aggressive claw grip.

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