Bluetooth Orochi V2 Mobile Wireless Gaming Mouse with up to 950 Hours of Battery Life with 18000 DPI- Black I RZ01-03730100-R3A1

I'm not a mouse geek but it's not that hard to know when something's really good. This is by far the best mouse I've used. Mainly because of the shape and size. I have no idea how the deathadder is liked by so many. It's a giant Rat. And most importantly, you can't do this (see video) I have regular sized hands and this mouse is a perfect fit. Everything fits everywhere. (Some other mice for comparison in pics). Maybe a little curve on the right too for the pinky finger would have made it even better. I prefer this powdery matte texture and look of this mouse over the shiny plastic. Feels much better to touch. The scroll wheel movement is good. Looks very ordinary though. Although I prefer totally silent clicks, the clicks on this mouse are very satisfying to hear. They sound like high quality clicks if it makes any sense. I don't give a chit about the dpi polling rate blah blah. It's a Razer mouse. They all are very good for a casual gamer. Although I think even hardcore gamers would have no problem with this one. It's very lightweight too. Cons: 1. No chroma lightning. I despise the RGB bs on keyboards. Mouse, mousepad, fans, behind the monitor, inside the cabinet, on the motherboard, cables, hair, beard, moustache, etc. Like a disco for clowns. However I would have loved the dimly lit green Razer logo. Sad there's no lighting of any sort except for the small dot which indicates the dpi set. 2. The top is a one piece. I dislike these designs. They always have some flex. This mouse is well made but would be better if the clicks are just separate. Always . Also this removable top doesn't always sit right in the perfect position. Sometimes it's a single attempt, sometimes it takes several retakes to accomplish the task. I worry this adjustment of taking the top off and put it back multiple times could lead to damage or some plastics breaking. 3. Alkaline battery given. I guess the Indian market gets cheaper alkaline batteries and not the lithium ones shown in international reviews. It's an energizer max battery so will last a long time. But after that I hope my eneloop NiMH works with the high speed wireless more. 4. Bluetooth mode is garbage as usual. Just like every other mouse. Also noticed, the dpi set in high speed mode will be wayyy to high for Bluetooth mode and you will have to set it lower every time you switch. It feels like the pointer Just skips a lot in Bluetooth mode. And it takes a while to wake up from rest in Bluetooth mode. Sometimes 4-5 seconds ! 5. Although the quality is top notch, it's obviously not worth 6-7k. Under 4k would be a good deal. 6. Warranty is just 1 year and because it's American, good customer support is unlikely. They like to blame everyone but themselves. So you rely on luck in case something goes wrong even after overpaying for the product. 7. (For white one) it will get dirty if you're not careful. Keep some cleaning material and wipe it off couple of times a month. 8. (Will fill this soon) Finally, how long all this goodness lasts determines how many stars this deserves. It's a 4.5 ⭐ for now.

Mouse is overall good. But check out few points. Pros. 1:- Good sensor 2:- Good weight distribution 3:- Nice mouse feets with good coating on mouse so you can get nice grips. 4:- Support Razer synapse app which means can get best customisation. Cons. 1:- Size issue, Okay length maybe not a problem for some but shape could be for some. 2:- The removable plate get loosen up by time. 3:- Mouse feets are hood but loose smoothness by easily ( use of glass feets recommended ) Overall this is the perfect mouse for all games and its value for money with 0 lag

This is a review after almost 2 years of purchase (Purchased on May 2023), among all the wireless mice out there, this one is almost perfect due to its light weight, its battery life, its clicks, the smooth ptfe feet but the one flaw that holds this back is the shape, which may be a preference for smaller hands or claw grip users and its scroll wheel. The scroll wheel encoder is terrible for this mouse as well as its scroll wheel itself, the button clicks on mmb do not register after a while and the scrolling jitters; i.e, whenever I scroll up it randomly scrolls down and when I scroll down it scrolls up randomly and then continues scrolling down. I opened up the mouse and checked for any problems and that was the only one I could find. I cleaned it out and updated the firmware, to which it lessened to a degree but for a fix? I'd have to put in a new one myself, and I am in no way skilled enough for that. Other than that everything on this mouse holds out well and is worth a buy especially if you are lucky enough to get a perfect model. This is a known issue that happens to quite a lot of orochi users and I'd have to assume 2 in every 5 would be facing this as it was common with my other friends, acquaintances and colleagues that used this.

Best In class! Wireless 2.4 with USB receiver works well. Make sure the usb is plugged in a port which gives out ample power. Otherwise the receiver will start to stutter the mouse movements. Bluetooth runs for a long time. 2.4 Ghz wave will run the mouse for a short time. I use this for a desktop and also on Macbook with Bluetooth. Accuracy is so good. Worth investing for this.

I have tried many mouses under 2k price and they are very similar but then I bought this for 3k in sale which is a steal deal and you an easily tell it is 10 times better than anything near this price. First of all what a sensor the difference between this and cheaper sensors like pixart 3325 is very night and day and then the shape of this mouse is the best for me as i have medium hands it just grips much better and feel finish is satisfying , doing flicks in games like valo with incredible aim precision. Honestly this mouse completely changed my gaming experience and the battery lasts super long I use BT mode when I'm not playing and I didn't face any lags as many have mentioned in reviews with BT mode . To be honest I don't really have any negatives about this other than that I got white varient and does get a bit dirty. TLDR this has to be the best mouse I have used and this mouse surely competes with those flagship mouses like g pro superlight which costs almost double of this and if you can get it under 4k just go for it .

The Razer Orochi V2 is a fantastic mobile wireless gaming mouse that delivers exceptional performance, ultra-lightweight design, and long battery life in a compact form factor. Whether you’re a gamer on the go or need a reliable mouse for work and play, this device ticks all the right boxes. Pros: ✅ Ultra-Lightweight & Portable: Weighing less than 60g without batteries, the Orochi V2 is perfect for travel and long gaming sessions without causing hand fatigue. ✅ Dual Wireless Connectivity: Supports both Razer HyperSpeed Wireless (2.4GHz) and Bluetooth, allowing seamless switching between gaming and productivity modes. ✅ Exceptional Battery Life: With up to 950 hours on Bluetooth and 425 hours on 2.4GHz HyperSpeed, you won’t have to worry about frequent battery swaps. ✅ Precise Performance: Equipped with a high-performance 5G optical sensor, it offers smooth and accurate tracking, perfect for FPS, MOBA, and everyday tasks. ✅ Comfortable Ergonomic Shape: Designed for various grip styles (claw, fingertip, and palm), it provides excellent comfort, even for extended use. ✅ Customizable with Razer Synapse: Features 6 programmable buttons, allowing for macro customization and key remapping for gaming and productivity. Cons: ❌ No RGB Lighting: While this helps with battery life, some users might miss the customizable lighting found in other Razer mice. ❌ Requires a Single AA or AAA Battery: Unlike rechargeable mice, you’ll need to replace batteries over time, though the battery life is outstanding. ❌ No Dedicated DPI Button: Changing DPI requires using software unless you assign a button manually. Verdict: The Razer Orochi V2 is an outstanding compact gaming mouse that offers premium wireless performance, excellent battery life, and great comfort in a travel-friendly design. If you’re looking for a versatile and lightweight gaming mouse that works well for both gaming and productivity, this is a fantastic choice. 🔥 Best for: Gamers on the go, hybrid work setups, and those who prefer a lightweight wireless mouse. 💡 Final Thoughts: If you can live without RGB lighting and prefer a compact form factor, the Orochi V2 is one of the best mobile gaming mice available today. 🏆

Edit after sending mouse for RMA: They were kinda slow to ackownledge that they got the mouse, but after I called and asked them to check they mentioned it was being checked. After they did I was offered the DA V2x as a replacement as the Orochi v2 was not available, I declined as it is a completely different shape and it heavier than the Orochi v2 so its a clear downgrade , it is also cheaper than the price I got the orochi v2 for. After this I they didn't respond until 2 days later and offer me another downgrade this time a wired mouse the Viper 8khz, at this point I was annoyed and Just wanted a mouse back to I just accepted the DA V2x as the replacement and again they just don't respond for 2 days. Guess what my acro rma ticket has also expired on the website, I called them again today and they mention my orochi v2 has been forwarded to Razer so I can't get that back and DA V2x is also out of stock with them and they are looking into it. This has just been a terrible experience, and this will definitely be my last Razer product. Edit after 4 months: Scroll button has developed an issue where it doesn't register unless I press it very hard, I raised an RMA request for this and ACRO has accepted it (they want me to ship it btw, even a smaller company like redgear setup pickup and drop themselves). After that my mouse seems to get stuck while on wifi mode. BT mode has good battery life but it takes very long to reconnect if you leave the mouse idle for a while. Misleading Marketing aside, its very nice and light, its 60g without battery and with AA battery its above 80g. And 425hrs is if you use AA batteries so if you want to use AAA bateries to reduce weight the battery life with go down further. Mouse feet are very nice it glides very well, size is also comfortable for fingertip grip, the top is kinda grainy and textured and not smooth like logitech or other mice, but I got used to it in a few days. Overall a very solid purchase!

This is a great mouse for work. I do not game much. It's very light weight. Supports both bluetooth and wireless. When using with bluetooth headphones, there was lag in headphone, then switched over to wireless. The wireless range is also good. (I sometimes watch movies from 10ft distance, and mouse works well). Usually the rechargeable mouse batteries go bad after 1 or 2 years. So I was searching for a mouse where the batteries can be replaced easily. This mouse supports both AA and AAA batteries. Rechargeable batteries last 1 to 2 months. Non rechargeable alkaline batteries last 1 - 2 months.