Orochi V2

Yeah their production control is unreliable asf. But most of their products feel premium. I can't justify it for the price though. If it was rivaling other brands in terms of price I would honestly have an all-razer setup just for the aesthetic. I've had an Ornata v2 and orochi v2 for about 2-3 year

I'm a BIG fan of the Razer Orochi v2. Super nice, lightweight lil wireless mouse. Compact too, and comfy for gaming. I have 3. 1 for couch PC, 1 in my briefcase, and 1 for my work laptop

I've used Razers and Logitechs throughout the years on Linux. Basic mice work just fine, and more fancy stuff with different settings is manageable in your distro's settings menu. I'm using a Razer Orochi V2 right now on OpenSUSE and there's the option to bind extra mouse buttons and all of that. An

I find a computer mouse to be a very personal choice. In my geeky friends group, no two people own the same mouse. Everybody has their own preference when it comes to Snape and size. I’m using the Razer Orochi v2. It’s quite small, fairly light but I prefer it to the Logitech G305 which is my work a

Mac Mouse Fix But hear me out. It's a great app. I love the functions it offers if you don't use another mouse driver for macOS. For example, my mouse is a Razer Orochi v2. I don't game much these days but I like the look, feel, shape and weight of this mouse. Mac Mouse Fix allows me to remap the DP

Razer Orochi v2. Owned 2 of them before upgrading to Pulsar. Oks naman siya para sa akin, I mainly use it to play fps and aaa games too. They both lasted 2 years respectively before the scroll wheel broke. You can check yt for its pros and cons but they should do u good for that budget range.

I would highly recommend wireless. Go with Razer Orochi V2 or Logitech G304. HyperX pulsefire haste also seems good (it's super light), but I haven't tried it. Same for VXE R1.

i've used the Razer Orochi V2 and yeah it has onboard memory for basic stuff. you can set dpi and polling rate once in synapse then save to the mouse and forget it. the key mappings work too but you're limited to their preset functions - win+tab might not be directly mappable. volume up/down on side

for 50-100€ look at the razer orochi v2 - it's around 60€ and weighs like 70g with a lithium battery. the deathadder v3 wired is 59g but not wireless. if you can stretch budget a bit the viper v2 pro drops to 100€ on sale sometimes. logitech g305 is another option but heavier at 99g. orochi is what

Im in love with the Razer Orochi V2