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

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 advantages: Accuracy in placing of the object. Ability to use either AA or AAA batteries, if desired. Due to its small size and relatively high density, it will not be difficult to cram it into an already stuffed backpack. Having these drawbacks: ENERGY CONSUMPTION! (see comments) The mouse has a rather clumsy and rough appearance, and it is made of the same material on all sides. There are very few bends in the mouse, and the ergonomics are not particularly good; however, the mouse is too small to be considered ergonomic. I want to get rid of the logo because it has a lot of curves and is complicated; it doesn't look well on something as simple as a mouse. Clicks that are extremely loud and ringing.