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

It has been everything I needed with a cheap mouse. I needed something that would connect via Bluetooth and I haven’t needed to change batteries yet. I’ve owned the mouse for 6 months and use it for a few hours every day for work. I bought a 2nd mouse because it’s served me well. I keep 1 at work and 1 at home.

It’s a great gaming mouse for people with tiny hands. For reference my hand from wrist to top of middle finger is somewhere between 5.75 and 6 inches.

Mouse feels good in the hand, battery seems like it will last forever and the dongle for 2.4ghz is super compact. Four stars for the BT connection which is my primary use, it’s better than most but still has some disconnects and times it just randomly stops responding. The adjustable DPI is nice but the razed software to configure is very buggy.

This has been working perfectly for me since day 1 of its release. I have had no problems whats so ever with either the 2.4ghz dongle or bluetooth and with my Eneloop batteries I get multiple months before I need to even think about changing batteries. Save is perfect for traveling and fits in my laptop bag nicely since it has a pocket that fits it snugly. When I got it it made my old Deathadder 3.5g from 2010 feel sluggish lol. I keep the mouse at 4200 DPI on a 15.6 1920x1080 laptop and its perfect. With it being both bluetooth and 2.4ghz I can use it perfectly on 2 seprate devices which is a great feature to have as I just plug the dongle into a desktop real quick or another laptop if I am working on it and boom no drivers needed for when I am fixing the laptop/desktop.

good wireless mouse, with good battery life( come with 2 aa energizer max batteries, I replaced with 2 energizer lithium aa) can hold a longtime. the first 2 aa energizer max hold about 300 hours of use by 100 polling rate( use more power) via 2.4Ghz usb. my laptop also razer so it come with the Synapse can customize all the settings with out download anything.

If youre used to the small size of the Orochi, its not a bad mouse. However, I think its a slight downgrade in almost every way from the Orochi--removed two side buttons on the right side, is wireless only (heavier+uses batteries), and goes to sleep after only a minute or two (theres an option to configure this in synapse but it doesnt actually work...) The only real things it has going for it over the Orochi is price, and the side grips feel slightly nicer. Overall, though, Razer somehow manages to make each new iteration of the Orochi worse than the previous.

the battery life is awesome, i use bluetooth and the dongle both and have no issues. the only thing is that this is smaller than a normal mouse, that can either be a pro or a con. it can be programmed thru razer snyapse and that is a plus for me.

Pequeño y sencillo, cómodo de usar

I HAVE GIVEN UP ON THIS MOUSE! It works great for a while. Then it just goes out of adjustment where the scrolling speed up and down AND side to side get CRAZY. The only way to fix it is to unpair it from my computer and then to re-pair it. Then it works fine for days - or longer. But always gets wonky again. So I have gone back to Bluetooth Mouse,Rechargeable Wireless Mouse for MacBook Pro/MacBook Air,Bluetooth Wireless Mouse by Brand Zeru - it cost $12 on Amazon and is rechargeable! Not as ergonomic buts never failed!

Came in perfectly sealed with all the parts included. The mouse feels weighted for how small it is which helps keep the mouse easily planted to the mouse pad but not to heavy as to make it annoying. Feels high quality with good responsiveness to boot plus bluetooth if you need it. Yes the DPI is adjustable through razer synapse.