Razer Orochi V2 Mobile Wireless Gaming Mouse: Ultra Lightweight + 2 Wireless Modes + Long Battery Life + Mechanical Switches + Advanced 18K DPI Sensor - Black (Renewed) Review

At the beginning of this year I decided to buy a new mouse. At first I experimented, took the Logitech MX Master 3s, it was a mistake, my arm almost broke. Then I bought myself a Razer Viper V2 Pro and was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the plastic (the texture is similar to the plastic of the PBT keycaps of the keyboard), the weight, the absence of glitches, crunches of the case and, in general, any jambs. I don’t remember Razer like that, I haven’t used it for a long time just…

Even considering all the shortcomings - the mouse is super. And especially super is the fact that somewhere :^) it can be found for 4.5k. And for the money it's great. With finishing to the mind - generally fine. If you want to roll into wireless mice for an adequate price tag - a very good option, because. it, unlike the Logitech G305, at least keeps up with the trends in terms of weight. Keep in mind that the shape is also slightly shorter in length, and it may also take a week or two to get…

I'm not a gamer, so I don't have such accuracy requirements - I just love light little mice, which is why I took it. With weight it is clear - among the champions. The grip is comfortable, you can use both AAA and AA batteries, depending on the preferences of the weight / duration of work. There is no software for MacOS (support says it won't be), but the ons are quite successfully configured in the same BTT. Separately, I will note a feature that I learned about only when I started using…

Kudos to the employees of this store. Free courier delivery, unlike other stores cashing in on their customers before the New Year!

For two months of use, she was satisfied with it, fully meets expectations. Yes, an unexpectedly rough surface, but I can’t say that this is a minus, just a feature. Some will like it, some won't. Does not turn off and does not stop working with long inactivity, like some commentators below 🤷‍♀️ Third month on one AA battery - normal flight

I thought for a long time whether to take it or not, I thought it would be a small, poor quality mouse, but I was pleasantly surprised when I picked it up. 5 dpi presets, you can customize all the buttons for any task. I recommend to buy.

Viper mini is still living with me, but how long it will live is unknown, because the products are not tested in any way before being sent to store shelves! My viper ultimate squealed, and this mouse hangs, it's inadequate, I've never had so many problems with Chinese brands, and here is a huge corporation! Think a hundred times before contacting their products, do you need all this fuss if it turns out that the mouse is defective?

After looking at many reviews and reviews, I can say that the mouse is not as small as it is described. In my, not the smallest, male hand, the mouse lies confidently, in my usual grip. But this is quite subjective, so it's better to check for yourself to see if the mouse is comfortable enough for you. (Photo attached)

In general, the mouse is good, but for such a price you expect the appropriate quality, but it creaks. Well, on the one hand, the light and rough plastic of the coprus is practical, on the other hand, it subconsciously feels like a cheap toy, which it is not.

Compared to the G305, Orochi v2 is much lighter, 70 versus 100 grams. The Glorious Model O is slightly lighter, but lacks the proper height and less comfortable grip surfaces. Another sensor is not in the center, but closer to the fingers, which seems to me more advantageous in terms of ergonomics when moving the hand with emphasis on the wrist. Bought on Ali for 5400 .

The owner of the Logitech G703 Hero bought this "miracle" for a girl (the girl's foot is small). Outcome: - Mine costs the same, but normal size, LED and battery powered. + weight is removable. - This "nedomy" because of this sign on it (marketing) costs the same as the G703. Who was she made for? For the hand of a child 5-7 years old? Why such money? I have a HP working mouse for 600r that is no different from a laptop - seriously. It might work for some, it's a matter of taste. But a review…

With its pros: 1) Comfort for the average hand 2) Good legs 3) Good materials and workmanship Has cons: 1) Quickly drains the battery (in comparison with the G305, one and a half times, probably) 2) Harsh click 3) After 3 months, the wheel spontaneously scrolls, but this rarely happens

After four months, there have been no reported issues. In my opinion, the quality is satisfactory. Some pros: IMPORTANT! I want to make it clear right off the bat that although I play video games, I don't use macros or any other strategies typical of e-sportsmen and women. As regular Logitech or Genius mice had stopped to be good and resourceful, and were not necessarily low-cost versions, I was seeking for a mouse that was dependable and did not have "clicks" or any other difficulties in the…

In summary, the mouse is stylish, has no issues with its functionality, is constructed out of quality materials, and is knocked down dependably; nonetheless, these two flaws have the potential to greatly influence its liquidity. Got pros: Everything, with the exception of a couple of indirect downsides; I particularly appreciate the shape, which, despite being compact, fits nicely in my pretty large hand. Its cons: This mouse will go from weighing 60 grams for 3500 to 68 grams for 4200 because…

In general, it will be eliminated, and I hope that g603 will have a longer lifespan. Substance over style. After a month has passed, I have some additional thoughts to share regarding the review: THE MOUSE EAT BATTERIES AS OUT OF YOURSELF! Two weeks can be gotten out of a single AAA battery! I can't believe I really went through with the purchase; now I need to spend money on batteries and a charging station (For comparison, the G603 was enough for 3 months - at least) These are some…

Before that, I had studied the G305; please do not choose to do the same! You had better pony up. The G305 is made of low-quality plastic and has enormous dimensions in addition to a very unrefined (not streamlined) form, but that is not the objective. The most problematic aspect is that there is some kind of system for easily pressing the m1 and m2 buttons, which results in consistent involuntary clicks. This is the most problematic aspect. When you let go of the key slightly, it will be…

Comes with a large battery In general, the mouse is fire, but I put 4 stars, for very loud buttons Has some pros: Mouse fire! Everything works as in the description. All functions work like clockwork The buttons are pressed clearly, tactilely, neither easily nor hard. I connected to the bluetooth with half a pink, as soon as I switched the flag to BT, my laptop immediately saw it and offered to connect. Win 11, BT ver. 5.2 Cons: Oooo noisy. All buttons are very calls, both main and side. With a

Used only for work, in games have not yet tried. I am satisfied with the device, I recommend it for purchase, there are no problems in operation. The battery is changed from above, while you need to remove the cover along with the buttons. When you put the lid back on, the buttons get stuck on the edge of the case, when pressed, they snap into place with a loud click, this can cause fear, but it's okay, apparently it should be so.

Before that, I took the G305, do not take it, I beg you! Better pay up. The G305 has cheap plastic, huge dimensions with a rather rough (not streamlined) shape, but that's not the point. The most problematic thing is that there is some kind of system of easy pressing of the m1 / m2 buttons, which causes constant involuntary clicks. You just relax your hand a little and the key is immediately pressed instantly. I thought I'd get used to it, played with it for 10 days, eventually burned out and…

In general, it will go, Substance over style, I hope g603 will live longer. I am supplementing the review after a month - THE MOUSE EATS BATTERIES AS OUT OF YOURSELF ! One AAA battery lasts for 2 weeks! I really regret that I bought it, I will have to buy batteries and a charging station (For comparison, the G603 was enough for 3 months - at least) Pros below: Good positioning accuracy. Possibility to use AA or AAA batteries, Miniature and rather dense, it will not be scary to push into a full