🖱️ Razer Orochi V2 Mobile Wireless Gaming Mouse: Ultra Lightweight - Dual Wireless Modes - Long Battery Life up to 950hrs - Mechanical Mouse Switches - 5G Advanced 18K DPI Optical Sensor - White Review

I've been looking for a suitable mouse and so far I've tried G305, Glorious Model D, Razer Viper Ultimate and finally Orochi. All these mice are premium and well made. Of the mice I've tried, the G305 and Orochi v2 are the best for me. I have relatively small hands and I find Orochi very comfortable to hold with my palms and fingers. It is very light and has low friction. Its body is slightly wider than the G305 and also slightly shorter with a more pronounced hump in the middle. Both the G305…

I only got this from the basilisk for a day: - It's definitely small. I'm still not sure if that's good or bad. I have fairly strong hands and use the claw grip on mice and this requires some adjustment. It's quite comfortable to use, but sometimes I can feel the tip of my middle finger on the edge of the right mouse button. - Switches in the mouse are very nice. Clicks feel great and responsive. The mouse wheel also feels very good. It's not adjustable, but the resistance is perfect. The…

Before I start my review, I should briefly state some facts about my origins. I am currently using the Cooler Master MM720 on an Artisan Raiden tablet. I grab my fingertips at around 1600 DPI. I'm by no means a pro, just a guy who likes a good lightweight mouse. I have used many of the latest Razer mice and have found that they all lack in some way. Whether due to poor form or just plain stupid design choices, every Razer mouse seemed to have one fatal flaw. However, after seeing the…

When I saw the thing for the first time in YouTube videos recently, I was immediately hooked! Finally! A small mouse for my small hand with Razer quality and beautiful aesthetics? Even custom skins?! What's not to love! I was ALL aboard the promotional train! But unfortunately, this just wasn't destined to happen. First, the grip could be better. I totally understand that they were aiming for elegant symmetry and I totally agree. if it were just a decorative piece. The problem is, even for…

TLDR: I was surprised at how badly I wanted this mouse. I have 17cm hands and this mouse fits like a glove it's great get it. It's not perfect, Razer made it cheaper and used a previous generation sensor, and the DPI scaling only goes into the hundreds. The middle click is a little clumsy, but I like the tactile scroll wheel. The shape of this mouse is perfect for small to medium sized hands, I can pluck my claw, fingers and palm without any discomfort. From the top it looks like an egg shape…