Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black $38.00 Delivered @ AZ eShop via Amazon Au

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60 grams Ultra-lightweight design (Not including battery weight)
2 Wireless modes (2.4Ghz and Bluetooth)
Egg shape right-handed
Takes AA or AAA batteries which is good or bad depending on your needs.

Highly recommend for a laptop gaming mouse. actually using mine as a primary gaming mouse on my desktop because i loved the egg shape and the sensor.

Pro: no RGB
Con: no RGB

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Comments

  • is this a "full" sized mouse?

    • +3

      Nope, smaller than regular.

      • Perfect for my small hand.

  • i wish that it could be charged with a usb cable, is there an alternative that has that for a decent price?

    • I prefer the flexibility (though more expensive) of AA. Each to their own…

      • +1

        been there, its annoying dealing with a whole lot of batteries in and out. put in charger and out. instad of just plugging in a cable, i dont mind the batteries being aa as long as it could be charged on device

        • I must admit I have not tried AA this mouse will be my first.

          Maybe you are correct… How long do you think the AA, very roughly, would last?

          • @Misha Bakunin: thats the annoying part, different brands have different life span but i found myself putting them on charge every 2 weeks or so, its the annoyance of doing it everytime, instead of just putting it on charge at the end of the night like you do to a phone
            this is the answer, $99 from centercom or umart, rechargeable via usb C https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0C6K2DH73?_encoding=UTF8&th=1

            • @Roe Jogan: Are you saying this mouse (razor orochi v2) lasts only 2 weeks on AA? How many hours per day did you use it?

              2 weeks would be slightly annoying to change batteries for. I’m so used to using logitech and they last a really long time. Non-gaming mice though

          • @Misha Bakunin: Over 2 years, given it is an average usage.

    • Zaopin Z1 Pro similar shape and rechargable

  • +2

    Had one, the right mouse button failed. RMA'd it with no issues but immediately sold the replacement

  • +2

    do not recommend, mouse wheel fails about 2 months in

    • that's 1 month more than g305!

  • +1

    Using this mouse right now, absolutely love it. Nice and small and compact.

  • +1

    Lol love your pros and cons OP….

    I slightly prefer RGB but meh.

    • -1

      Pro: no wire
      Con: no wire

  • +2

    I got this mouse. It drops out quite often when connected using Bluetooth for no reason. No problem when connected using the dongle, but now the mouse refuses to connect via Bluetooth if I don't have the dongle. I do not recommend it if you plan to use it with Bluetooth.

    • I also have this mouse and use it as Bluetooth everyday on my Mac.

  • I paid $64 for this mouse back in June 😭 But it has been a fantastic mouse tho.

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