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

This mouse can attach to your system with the included dongle using 2.4 Ghz, or via Bluetooth if your system supports it. Ive run it both ways and and it works flawlessly. I did need to install the free Razer Synapse software to tune done the performance. It was a little too sensitive for me but after installing the software it was easy to adjust the sensitivity down to a comfortable level. It is symmetrical and good for those of us that are left handed. The only con is I wish it was a about an 1.25-1.50 inches longer. I have very big hands. I am adjusting to it. I have many other Razer products mostly keyboards and mice.

bought this mouse solely for use with my ipad, but was disappointed to find out that the scroll wheel does not work correctly on it. It works just fine on my computer (which is what its intended for), so Im still giving 5 stars, but just a heads up if youre looking at this for use with an iPad.

I dont have many options when it comes to a comfortable mouse for my hand size. I think from the tip of my middle finger to the end of my palm is about 6 inches, for reference. For that, and for the customization, feel, and sensitivity, Im giving it five stars. I use BT connection because its the easiest although I may try wireless soon. I had a wired Razer mouse before this that was an amazing mouse, but still too large for my hand. If youre a small-handed person who isnt going to be phased by other people comparing better but larger mice, then go with this one. I love it, and I like the weight since I would rather up the sensitivity than risk rage-throwing my mouse after I die in Farcry for the third time. I hope more companies are inspired to make smaller mice for their female base, but Razer is already ahead in that sense.

Ive had a couple other Razer mice, and this is by far my favorite. Good weight, comfortable to hold (if you use a claw grip), amazing responsiveness, and incredibly long battery life. I havent needed to change the batteries in the year that Ive had it.

I have 2 of these now - one for me and another for a family member. My family member’s mouse jumps around at times and I’m not sure why. Her mouse pad design has lines that may be causing this, but I have the same mouse pad and have had no issues. Otherwise, it’s a great mouse but the battery drains fast if you don’t turn it off when the computer is off.

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.

The main reason I enjoy this product is the size of the mouse. I’m an individual who has small hands. Having small hands is always an issue when dealing with computer mice. You can almost never find one that fits your hand and this one does just that 5/5

I bought this mouse about a year ago (back in August 2019) because I didnt like the feeling of a wired mouse with the cord all dangling along. When I first got this mouse I was initially very impressed. I use this for both my mac (for when I do work) and PC (for gaming). For everyday stuff, there really shouldnt be anything that should affect what Im doing: Browsing the internet, working, clicking on files. This mouse stutters a lot, which is particularly annoying when I game, but just for when I want to click on a file, its an extra level of precision I have and fixing I have to do mentally to just open a code file. It doesnt seem like all that much, but those moments add up. The other thing that Ive noticed (more with my mac than my PC) is the random double clicking. Ill be clicking on a folder normal double clicking, but the mouse would register it as opening the folder and the first file that you click on. Also again, this is little, but having to adjust my work with my mouse is incredibly annoying. For gaming, the ability to change the sensitivity is cool. Im pretty casual so I never need anything beyond 7200 (which I never understood how even that setting makes sense to people). So its cool... when it works. The stutter is bad when youre just doing basic computer stuff. Now 2x that. Bluetooth or dongle its all that same. Every deathmatch round for whatever game Im playing Ive had to readjust or fix something. Again, very annoying and at times could cost you a game. Overall, when it works, its pretty smooth. However there are some pretty critical flaws that could disturb you in your work and when you game.

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.

Peripheral Support 1. Navigate to the Apple Icon 2. Select System Preferences 3. Click on the Bluetooth icon 4. Turn off Bluetooth 5. Press both side buttons and the DPI button to ensure that the mouse is in pairing mode 6. Turn on Bluetooth 7. Search for Razer Atheris 8. Click on Pair in the Bluetooth menu to pair the device It turns out not reading the manual was my fatal flaw. I contacted Razer support and they guided me through how to pair a bluetooth Atheris on Mac. press both side buttons and DPI button. Now the mouse is working flawlessly on the Mac. With high resolution monitors, high DPI mouse is important as you can navigate the real estate much faster and accurately with high DPI mouse. The combination of high DPI, Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz option along with ergonomics of Razer mouse, this mouse can not be beaten by any other mouse. Only caveat is 350 hour battery life on Alkaline Batteries and that means a lot of AAs in the landfill. But it still is best performance option in the market. The joy of using a Razer mouse on Bluetooth on Mac is very satisfying. I will leave my idiocy below for others who can relate to it. * It no longer skips when paired properly. Skipping on Mac was caused by improper pairing. === Mac, Bluetooth does not work. I have brand new 2016 Mac Pro. When I try to connect over Bluetooth, it gyrates between connect and not connect state and end up in not connected. I bought this specifically for its bluetooth capability for Mac so it is a useless device for me now. With 2 USB-C, 2.4Ghz doggle is useless. Mouse itself is an excellent mouse. It has good weight for my style. Not too light not too heavy. Most of the weight comes from 2xAA batteries which is positioned in sharp V shape. Important stuff. All buttons click with light pressure which is important to me as I click a lot. Scroll wheel also feels light and clicky which is fine with me. I do not like heavy feel the wheel in some fancy mouse as it ends up being a drag on my finger in long run. 2.4Ghz and Bluetooth combo allows a mouse sharing setup between your PC and MAC. Lousy PCs which still doesnt even have a decent Bluetooth driver can use 2.4Ghz and use Bluetooth on Mac. and you can switch between them with a flick of a button on the mouse itself. Good concept and feature set listed convinced me this would have been a perfect mouse for it. Either Razer botched bluetooth implementation or they intentionally made it not work so you will have to use more expensive mouse. If Bluetooth connection, somehow, gets fixed, I will give this a 4 star. Its limited battery life really means this mouse can not be a main mouse. An auxiliary mouse does not deserve 5 star. Update : It skips on Mac. Utterly useless on Mac.