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 Adam Pietras ᠌

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 it: the on above the wheel switches the mouse speed, which turned out to be very convenient: when you need to concentrate or do something in the graph editor, where every pixel is important, you can quickly turn on the speed to a lower one when you are surfing relaxed, I slightly increase the speed so as not to wind kilometers around the table. Great stuff! Even taking into account the disadvantages described in the shortcomings, I am generally very satisfied. : I previously claimed that the mouse does not work through the dongle with the M1 poppy, but this turned out not to be the case, the usb-c extension cord was to blame - as it turned out, everything works fine and without lags, as in BT. 2: The ate to Monterey solved all the problems with BT and the mouse now works on it almost indistinguishably from the dongle, so all claims against it have been removed. 10/10.