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

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.

So far pretty happy with this mouse. It is rather small but comfortable, ideal for use as a second mouse to be used for trips, which is what I bought it for.

This has been a great mouse so far and a perfect replacement for my Orochi. There has been no issue with the signal in either mode. I love the option to sleep the mouse after a set period of time to save battery life in the case that you forget to shut it off. And overall I have no issues with the hardware. The software though is still in Beta even though it came out some time ago and it does not accept quiet a bit of previous hardware if you already have it integrated. The software like some of the other software from Razer can use more resources that it should and just not provide everything that you want. I did give it a 5 star only because I only use the driver and not the other software included with product and therefore I believe it is a good product but your mileage may vary.

I used notebook/portable mouses from Microsoft (specifically some variation on this one https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Wireless-Mobile-Mouse-4000/dp/B002DPUUL4/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=microsoft+mouse&qid=1602543672&sr=8-3) for years. That form factor became comfortable (average to slightly above average sized hands) and every mouse Ive used since has felt too big and flat for my hand to rest the way I was used to. But sadly, that mouse itself has become too slow/inaccurate for the work I do as a designer, and the casual gaming I do in my leisure time. This mouse is a bit flatter than that Microsoft mouse, but the build quality is 100x better, and the form factor absolutely works. No problems so far either, Ive heard the dongle can break, but on my setup the dongle goes in, and doesnt need to come out, so Im good! If it breaks, Ill adjust my score!

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

connects easily and the batteries last so much longer than cheaper brands

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.

This mouse is small, I bought it to travel with and its great until you use the bluetooth. I tried with two different devices on bluetooth, and it sucks on both. It works great on 2.4ghz, but I dont want to use it on that because I need my USB ports for other stuff, and dont want to have to use a SUB hub either. Via bluetooth, there is a huge delay between the time that you start moving the mouse and when the mouse moves. It can be a little frustrating to buy a bluetooth mouse, and then find out you have to use it on 2.4ghz.... Kinda annoyed because otherwise it is a great travel mouse!

2.4 GHz adapter works amazing. Great response, a smidge touchy for regular everyday stuff. Bluetooth is just ok. Had some issues with signal issues to my HP zenbook but need to test with other devices. Feels great and awesome battery life. Good portable everyday mouse.

I bought this to replace a beloved Logitech MX Anywhere mouse that died the click death spastic auto-clicker failure. It is likely only in comparison that I find this mouses weakness. The bad: -weight: I dont know why, but this mouse feels plasticy and unbalanced in the hand -scroll wheel: the MX had a wheel-click weighted ratchet/freewheel feature than I LOVED...this doesnt -size: it feels a little smaller in the hand than the MX The good: -Everything else. The lucky: -This mouse has both 2.4 and Bluetooth...my old laptop died since buying this mouse and my new one doesnt have USB, so Bluetooth was a necessary feature, and bonus!