Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you want to get up and running in games asap this mouse will get you there. It is powered via AA or AAA battery. I do like that it comes with an Energizer Lithium AA battery in the box.

Seems like a great mouse so far. I bought this for office work, but just in case I needed a gaming one, I went with this. Very Responsive.

This is the best mouse you can buy for the price it is lsited at and its great on hard surfaces where there isnt a mouse pad and it still has grrwta feed back.

Buttons are in a nice place for how big my hands are. Battery life is pretty long compared to other wireless mice I’ve used in the past.

Great wireless option. Haven’t had any issues at all with delay and the battery lasts for a really long time. My only issue is that it’s a little too easy to accidentally right click while left clicking. It has very little resistance to clicks

I wanted a wireless mouse for work but the gamer in me knew it couldn’t just be any mouse. It does the job for work and I’m excited to try it with gaming soon. I’m sick of cords at my desks. Some may think I spend too much money on items but I see the value.

Ease of use is great. Definitely don’t recommend using it as a bluetooth mouse if you’re gaming. The USB connection is much better.

Can’t beat the value! Best bang for the buck. Great for smaller hands (kids!) My son loves this for Fortnite.

Perfect wireless mouse for small hands. Comfortable, well built.

product as describe, lightweight and very responsive, option of using AA or AAA batteries.

Grandson loves this mouse. It moves smoothly when he’s gaming.

It’s fast and responsive great mouse for the price

Works perfectly. Fits nicely in a small space. Well worth it at $45.

Really good price for a mouse with battery’s. The quality is amazing but they use battery’s and that is so expensive. I also love that it comes with a battery at first and it lasted me for about 4 months.

Really easy to use on many different devices like phones, tablets and laptops. Very precise and feels good to use.

Cute little last minute mouse! super affordable, great quality, and super convenient!

Perfect mouse for daily. Have different variations of cursor for gaming or if you want it for daily work. User friendly with connectivity and set up.

The mouse is excellent and does it what’s its supposed to do

i been using G305, and even the viper ultimate cant beat how i love that mouse. but this orochi is lowkey a game changer. cant imagine that this will beat my old time favorite G305. and another best part, orochi is lighter when AAA is used.

I ended up having to purchase a new mouse since I lost the adapter on my much liked G305 mouse as they use a proprietary adapter synced with the one individual mouse. Because of the fear of losing another adapter, I wanted to go with something that has both USB & bluetooth functionality. Luckily, the Razer Orochi v2 was on sale, and in white, so I decided to purchase it rather than another G305. Three most is battery powered which I do not mind. You can use either 1x AA or 1x AAA batteries so I thought that was cool. So far, the mouse is sufficient but it really does make me miss the G305. First, the plastic top-plate housing the battery compartment and USB adapter housing feels extremely thin and cheap. The entire top-plate including the two "fangs" (i.e., right/left click) is all one piece and the left/right click just feel like they are prone to breaking. I can't express how cheap it feels (the top-plate) and just how easily the "fangs" feel like they can snap off ruining the mouse in its entirely. The ergonomics of the G305 are much better also. Work the G305, I could be at my computer for hours playing games or doing work for school and my hand/plam wld never start to hurt or feel uncomfortable; the fit was perfect. The Orochi v2 is supposed to be designed for a variety of hands sizes and positions, and this is subjective, but upon first use, I could immediately tell it wld not be as comfortable add the G305. It feels as if the back of my palm is sticking straight up in the air and after about an hour or so, my hand starts to cramp up. This could be due to the fact that the back of the Razer Orochi v2 is much smaller and has a higher/greater degree of angular decline than that of the G305. The back, or butt of the mouse, is also significantly smaller in width and hight. I so what to be clear, I am not dissatisfied with my purchase if the Orochi v2, relative to the G305 (specifically), as they both have their respective + & - . I am going to keep the Orochi V2 as it does have dual connectivity functionality, it's light weight, it has higher DPI than that of the G305, and it's easy to map buttons, which there are 6. The dual connectivity was a big influence in my decision and while I wld recommend this product, I wld HIGHLY recommend considering what you want out of a mouse before purchasing. E.g., if you don't want something with dual connectivity functionality and don't mind having a proprietary USB Adapter, go with the G305; However, if you do mind these things and want dual connectivity, go with the Orochi v2.