Razer Orochi V2

Lightweight ; Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless support ; Has HyperSpeed multi-device support ; Supports AA and AAA batteries ; Dongle storage

Can’t add a AA and AAA at the same time for max battery life ; Small design is still less comfortable than a regular-sized mouse ; Lacks RGB lighting

Featuring a lightweight design and HyperSpeed multi-device wireless support, the Razer Orochi V2 is a solid choice for when you want to game on the road. It could use better hand support, though.

Sleek, lightweight design ; Great performance ; Intuitive software ; Two wireless modes ; Long battery life

Too small for larger hands ; Limited features ; Pricey

The Razer Orochi V2 offers great performance in a sleek, lightweight shell, but it’s pricey given the limited features.

+ Compact ; + Very light even with battery inside ; + Fast, accurate tracking ; + Excellent battery life ; + Fast response time ; + Has both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth ; + Razer Synapse works well ; + Dedicated USB dongle compartment inside

- Non-adjustable scroll wheel ; - Two DPI switch buttons would be better ; - No wired capability ; - Battery indicator doesn't show exact percentage ; - No RGB lighting

The Razer Orochi V2 is a pretty solid wireless gaming mouse but it ultimately depends on what you need one for.

Very comfortable to use ; Nice custom design options and colorways ; Fast, light, and agile ; 18,000 DPI

No Chroma RGB ; Side keys are made for righties ; No wired option

Bottom line: Razer Orochi V2 packs many features in a very light and versatile gaming mouse. Meant for those who travel with a notebook computer, the Orochi V2 is perfect for work or pleasure with its low-latency HyperShift tech or fallback to standard...

Portable and lightweight design ; Superb battery life ; Ultra-low latency ; Dual-mode wireless (2.4Ghz and Bluetooth)

No Chroma RGB lighting ; Requires batteries ; May be a bit small for people with larger hands

Although the gaming mouse notably misses out on the iconic Razer Chroma lighting, its long-lasting battery life and ultra-low latency makes the Orochi V2 a decent choice for fans of minimalist setups.

Great battery life ; Super-speedy 18,000 DPI sensor ; Smaller size makes it ideal for travelling ; Customisable face plate designs

Non-rechargeable battery ; Lack of RGB lighting may annoy some ; High price

+ Great Shape + Good array of buttons + Great sensor + Dual Wireless (2.4 GHz and Bluetooth) + Dual Battery (AAA and AA) + 2 Year Warranty = Custom fascias are available through the Razer Store.

- Price - Slight movement in the LMB and RMB

It’s fair to say that we’ve had something of a mixed experience with wireless mice in the recent past, from the excellent Basilisk Ultimate to the promising but ultimately flawed KATAR PRO Wireless, so we entered into this review with a degree of...

Lightweight design without honeycomb shell ; Convenient dongle storage in mouse body ; Flawless HyperSpeed wireless performance ; Support for both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless ; Thoughtful design with lower button height and forward sensor placement

Small size is not for everyone; tapering shape means less support toward the rear ; No battery percentage indicator in Synapse 3