Razer Atheris Ambidextrous Wireless Mouse: 7200 DPI Optical Sensor - 350 Hr Battery Life - USB Wireless Receiver & Bluetooth Connection - Classic Black

Im sure youve seen the pictures of the usb reciever and yes it is true. I was surprised at how it all just came apart. but I personnally never have a need to take it out and if you dont either, than I think this is a great mouse. if youre looking for something with a heavy feel, this isnt it. its a small light mouse but the battery lasts great. I dont use the bluetooth feature. connectivty didnt seem to be as smooth as the 2.4ghz connection.

For 30 bucks you cant lose. I have pictured the size comparison to the orochi v2 (my work mouse). I was using a v1 Razer viper ultimate on my personal laptop, but for mobile purposes, it was a little big. I came across the Atheris and it was a no brainer for the price. If you have medium sized hands, this will fit you like a glove. The rubber gripping on both sides is an amazing touch and with the 2 batteries it weights the mouse perfectly. The rear upward curve allows for your palm to rest nicely. Im not a big mouse gamer, so I cant attest to how good it is in that aspect, but for mobile purposes and everyday use, you will love this mouse. Its clicky, the Bluetooth is responsive and accurate.

I bought this mouse assuming itd fit my small hands well. But its design is not that suitable. Many times when I try to double click the mouse doesnt hold its position and slides, making a drag move instead of open. Sadly no linux support. Quirky Bluetooth integration with ubuntu.

The Bluetooth connection is sometimes iffy, it would periodically cut out. I ended up using the dongle that comes with it instead. I have not had any connectivity problems since. This mouse is a great size for someone who does not have a large hand and needs a good precise Mouse. Its very responsive

Great wireless mouse, razor synapse is it’s only downside, if you get stuttering or jumps , reset the mouse and re-install synapse, set the polling rate to 500hz or lower, and lift off settings to 10.

I bought this mouse on sale for $30. For that price it does everything amazing and I have no complaints. Box came in all crushed but the mouse was fine. It does it’s job and does it well but I wouldn’t pay the $50 I’d probably spend a little more on another one but on sale it’s great

Overview: Black Friday purchase, no scratch or dents on my used purchase of this item, even though it was advise about the product having exterior box dents, easy installation and so far I’m enjoying the low strain on my wrist from the constant use, lightweight and rapid response. Setup: the USB stick is inside the mouse, open the bottom part where the light is and you pull out the usb to your pc, console, laptop etc. there is also programs that you can add to maximize the setup on your system in regards to the mouse. Final thought: is wireless, best 25+ spent on a Razer product, don’t be afraid to buy used, prime shipping for subscribers so you get it on 2 days max.

Es demasiado pequeño, nunca habia visto un mouse tan pequeño y con materiales de mala calidad. No entiendo como puede ser de gaming

The good: -Mouse looks good and feels good. -Materials seem of good quality. The battery lid is held magnetically which makes it very easy to open and close. - It works very well when connected over 2.4 radio (using the includes wireless usb adapter) The bad -When connected over Bluetooth, it gets extremely laggy and clumsy. I’ve tried reconnecting it, re-installing razer synapse, changing the settings and the dpi sensitivity, all to no avail. -Sometimes it works ok and sometimes as described above, I have not yet figured out what causes this. -The razer synapse software required is very buggy on a mac (no idea how it fairs on a windows system) -No rechargeable battery Conclusion: I was looking for a Bluetooth mouse that I could connect to my touchbar macbook pro easily, hassle free and without occupying any of my usb-c ports. Where it not for the clumsy Bluetooth connection, this mouse would fulfill everything on my list. however, it is very unreliable over Bluetooth and therefore not a very good product for me. Being a razer mouse -razer is a great peripherals company with an excellent track record- I would expect a flawless product. If you plan to use this mouse using the usb adapter, then it should be a good choice for you. note* I’ve read that other users besides me were having similar problems even with apples magic mouse, so part of the problem could be on apple. This review merely states my experience using this mouse on a 2016 15macbook pro. Hope this helps!

As a disclaimer I am not using it for games. Comfortable mouse although a bit small, but i guess thats the point of it being a mobile mouse and all. Battery life is insane, i havent had to charge it for 3 months now. My usage pattern is about 36 hours a week, about 12 hours of use 3 days a week. i also never turn the mouse off so im guessing it goes into a sleep mode. note i use it in bluetooth mode so it might be different for 2.4 ghz mode. theres a small button below the scroll wheel to change the sensitivity, thats convenient. another good convenience is the back and forward button on the left side. I just wish there was a dedicated programmable button, or dedicated double click button. The signal seems a bit weak but generally good, i had to plug my bluetooth adapter into the front of my desktop instead of the back but that could be an issue with the adapter. you can either use bluetooth to connect or 2.4 ghz signal with an included adapter that is contained within the mouse. you have to peel off the top to access it, and if you arent using it you can store it there. on my desktop the bluetooth seemed to have better signal but both bluetooth and 2.4 mode were both good. its pretty light altho noticeably weighed down a bit by the battery.