Customer Ratings & Reviews

Incredible mouse. I have owned multiple mouses and this is the perfect combination of reliability, portability and ease of use. I love the feature of connecting to my desktop computer with dongle and then my laptop with bluetooth. Makes it easy to toggle between the two.

Been using it for roughly a month and it's been great so far. I'm a fingertip grip user/gamer and therefore prefer small nimble mice. This one fits the bill perfectly. However, I do not game with this mouse. I game exclusively with wired mice like the BenQ FK2. I use the Orichi for work on Mac OS. Compared to the Logitech G305, which I've been using for several years, it's a bit lighter and perhaps a bit more refined. However, I've also noticed a noticeably worse batter life compared to the G305. A rechargeable Eneloop Pro AAA battery with the G305 (using a plastic AAA-to-AA adapter for weigh reduction) last much longer (we're talking days longer so you will notice it) than on the Orochi. This pretty much necessitates using AA on the Orochi. An alkaline AA does the trick on the Orichi. I don't have rechargeable AAs to do a more apples to apples comparison. With the AA, the Orichi still feels nimble and slides well though. The G305's software is excellent. The two options I especially like are tuning the DPI precisely to what I like and mapping the side buttons to control volume and middle button to mute/unmute. I yet have to install Razer's software to see if that's also an option there. I use the mouse via 2.4GHz RF and would never go Bluetooth, but that option might be welcome for some.

Been using the mouse for around 8+ hrs daily for a month, and the battery is still going strong. Easy to use and set up. Might not be the best for palm grips, but for a fingertip grip it's great. Overall great mouse for a decently cheap price compared to others. IMPORTANT: make sure to plug the USB into a usb v3 port, otherwise you may suffer from stutters and jumps in mouse movement

This by far is my favorite mouse for gaming! It’s the perfect size for my small hands, it’s lightweight and my aim is on point. The battery life is awesome and this one is pink! Love this mouse. Also you can beat the price.

Used this mouse for work and pleasure -- it's smaller than you think but it fits well in the hand. It's very light and offers 2 ways of connectivity as well as 2 ways to power it. You have Bluetooth and Razors USB dongle, both of which are very responsive (although I do feel as if the dongle is a bit more precise. Razor hypes this up. It's good.) You can use a AA or AAA battery which has a very respectable life span. I turn my mouse off when it's not in use (some folks do, some don't) and obviously this maximizes your batteries life. Overall, it's clicky, it's responsive, it's simple and reliable. This is my second Orochi V2 (I bought this one for my wife) and we both use it on our home laptop and at work. Perfect for traveling, given it's form factor and usability. IF you can find this on sale I highly recommend.

Excellent mouse. Every click on this thing feels incredible. The build quality is excellent, the texture of the coating is extremely grippy. The wireless connection and sensor are great. If you like smaller mice, this is an easy recommend. I fingertip grip it with 19x10cm hands and it fits like a glove. Great, light mouse for FPS games.

I had an older wired gaming mouse and originally bought this for myself, but it seems better suited for someone with smaller hands. With that out of the way, it did work really well and I have no complaints about the battery life. I would not pay retail, but if you can grab it on sale, I think it's a great mouse for a portable gaming mouse or a daily driver for someone with smaller hands.

Razer, a renowned name in the gaming industry, has once again raised the bar with the OROCHI V2. Designed specifically for gamers on the go, this compact wireless gaming mouse combines portability, performance, and precision in an impressive package. Join us as we delve into the features and capabilities of the Razer OROCHI V2 in this comprehensive review. First and foremost, the OROCHI V2's standout feature is its versatility. Whether you're gaming on a laptop, desktop, or even a mobile device, this mouse seamlessly adapts to your setup. Equipped with both Bluetooth and Razer HyperSpeed Wireless technologies, the OROCHI V2 offers flexible connectivity options. Connect wirelessly with the convenience of Bluetooth or take advantage of the ultra-fast response times with the included 2.4 GHz wireless dongle for unrivaled performance during intense gaming sessions. The OROCHI V2's compact design makes it a perfect travel companion. It easily fits into your bag or pocket, allowing you to take your gaming experience wherever you go. Despite its small size, the mouse does not compromise on functionality. The ambidextrous shape ensures comfortable use for both left- and right-handed gamers, while the textured grips provide a secure hold and precise control. When it comes to performance, the OROCHI V2 delivers in spades. Sporting Razer's 2nd generation 18K DPI optical sensor, this mouse offers exceptional tracking accuracy and responsiveness. Whether you're engaging in fast-paced FPS battles or executing precise maneuvers in strategy games, the OROCHI V2 keeps up with your every move. Additionally, the 2nd generation mechanical switches provide a satisfying and tactile click response, enhancing the overall gaming experience. Battery life is always a concern for wireless devices, but the OROCHI V2 has you covered. With an impressive battery life of up to 950 hours on Bluetooth and up to 425 hours on Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, you can game for extended periods without worrying about recharging. When the time comes, the included USB-C cable ensures quick and convenient charging, so you can get back to gaming in no time. Razer's customization software, Razer Synapse, allows you to fine-tune the OROCHI V2 to suit your preferences. Customize button assignments, adjust sensitivity levels, create macros, and sync lighting effects with other Razer devices for a truly immersive gaming setup. The software also features onboard memory, which means you can save your settings directly on the mouse and take them with you wherever you go, even without Synapse installed. While the OROCHI V2 excels in many areas, it's worth noting that its compact size may not be suitable for users with larger hands who prefer a more ergonomic design. Additionally, the absence of dedicated side buttons might be a drawback for gamers who heavily rely on additional inputs. In conclusion, the Razer OROCHI V2 is a remarkable wireless gaming mouse that ticks all the right boxes for gamers on the move. Its versatility, compact design, exceptional performance, and long battery life make it an excellent choice for those seeking a portable gaming solution without compromising on functionality. Whether you're a casual gamer or a competitive esports enthusiast, the OROCHI V2 empowers you to unleash your gaming potential anytime, anywhere.

Bought this to replace my g305 and was really looking forwards to pairing with bluetooth. I have a M1 MacBook Air and a MacBook Pro 16 and I needed something with a usb c dongle or bluetooth and I am happy to report back that it works with the MacBook. Would be nice if Razer synapse worked with MacOS. Sadly it does not so you are kind of stuck using the built in software, which sucks, or relying on 3rd party software. If you are like me and are looking for something to adjust the DPI and acceleration I would recommend giving an application called SteerMouse a try. Overall the Orochi v2 works great between Windows and Mac and I would recommend this to anyone in need of an "on the go" mouse.

One of the best mice Razer has introduced. Now I know what might kill it for most people is the fact that you have to actually buy batteries and put them in, but that's one of the best parts about it that make the price nice if you ask me. It's already got low weight to start with, and if you pop in a lithium battery, especially triple A since this mouse takes those, you'll still have a wonderful-performing mouse that will last a lot longer compared to the mice that you'd have to plug in every now and then depending on how much you use it. Buttons are nice, no issues with that. Shape is actually comfortable for the size of my hand, though I generally prefer something a bit longer and a bit higher. Still though, if you don't wanna shell out much for like a Viper or GPX Superlight, this works just as well.

Compact and easy to use. Lighter in weight. Ideal for fingertip grip. Great customizable keys. The build quality looks Solid. The scroll wheel is not smooth. Mouse pads are butter smooth. VFM products for this price range

Excellent wireless mouse. Bluetooth and dongle both work great. The strike edition design has no texture which was a concern I had when I bought this. I chose this mouse over other wireless options due to its small size and light weight making it the perfect travel mouse for me. I will note that I had a friend who tried the mouse and didn't like the shape but I guess he's picky because I had absolutely no issue with the shape. I've used the mouse 2 hours a day (on average) for almost 2 months and have not had to change the battery yet.

Amazing lightweight mouse. battery is balanced towards the center. Enjoyable switches. the wheel has just the right amount tactility. Does not have enough grip though on stock. a few hexagons of dragon grip fixed that though.

Throughout the quarantine, I've purchased more mice than I'd like to admit. At first, it was a search for a good work mouse, something that could give me some more functionality while also being able to play some games on my computer. That quickly spiraled into many mouse purchases, some of which I admit I really shouldn't have bought. Regardless, I finally bought the Orochi V2, and I can feel confident knowing it's the best one I bought so far. It's small, yet it fits nicely in my hand. It's extremely light, which was something I kind of didn't care about at first... until I got my hands on the Orochi and then I realized what I was missing. It's also portable, but considering how great a mouse it is, I use it as my primary mouse when gaming.

Nice Razer for my laptop because it is small and easy to carry. I use it for my daily work and perfect fit to my hand. The Bluetooth connects fast and with no problem. Razer never goes wrong haha.

Very nice mouse. Very specifically for people who like small, light, minimalist mouses. The plastic also has a slight texture to it, making it pretty grippy and basically immune to sweaty hand slippage.

This is a really great mouse. It’s not too heavy and has great battery life. I also really like the flexibility it has with being able to use either Bluetooth or 2.4ghz with the dongle, and use either AA or AAA batteries. My last mouse only used AAA and sometimes I’d only have AA so that was annoying. The mouse also has a good texture on it which makes it easy to grasp for a while. I couldn’t honestly imagine needing a better mouse for typical computer use and gaming. Also the design is pleasing. Plus for the price I got it at I feel like I got a great deal.

Simple super easy to use mouse. Not great for gaming, but it’s a good quality mouse for your laptop or on the go.

This is the perfect mouse. It has the dual function of connection via usb and bluetooth. I have two of them (white and black) and I am extremely satisfied with their performance. I have had this mouse for about a year and have used them near daily. The coating is still in tact, there is virtually 0 sign of use aside from the bottom rubber feet. I 100% recommend this for anyone looking for a mobile or even home desktop mouse solution.

This mouse is definitely not for everyone but if you’ve ever struggled to find a shape of mouse that feels natural, I urge you to try this one. it works with so many styles of gripping the mouse and because of the weight and more notably the shape and size it offered amazing control.