Review on 🖱️ 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 by Rochelle Jones

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 someone like me with really nifty little hands, the oh-so-very elegant taper on the back of the mouse leaves absolutely no room for your ring and pinky fingers to lean against, and damn it ever hurt 'cause that's the game on. There is also a scroll wheel. very strange. This is wonderful and terrible at the same time. I love the look and the sound, but for some reason Razer decided to install the most durable scroll wheel I've ever felt on a mouse, and then gave it the LOST grippy rubber texture I've ever felt! With the same downward force as all my other mice, my finger can slide almost straight across the scroll wheel without moving a single slot! This is so strange! It never interferes with my ability to switch weapons or navigate menus unless I consciously make it easy. Click. heavier. Odd aside, I'll admit that for anything other than gaming, this is actually better than any of my other mice. But. Isn't that the whole point of a gaming mouse? At least I wanted it for that. But I could forgive the jagged, super-slippery scroll wheel, terrible grip shape, and the fact that it's not really a very light mouse (at least not compared to my Ultra). Custom and MM720) if it weren't for the TRUE robber. Just software. that does not work. I have used Razer products many times in the past and none of them have ever had this issue. All devices except this one will show up in Synapse immediately. But after literally a week of troubleshooting and advice on both the forums and Razer Support itself, there was nothing that would get this mouse to work with the Synapse 3. I even saw "Added Orochi V2" twice in Synapse update and it's all the same doesn't work. t appears after the update is complete and the computer restarts. I'm very careful with my DPI settings and the lack of software to tweak them to my liking is the real nail in the coffin for me. I REALLY love this item. This is the nicest mouse I have, but there are too many little things that add up to a mouse I just can't live with. Good luck next time Razer.