I've had the Razer Orochi 2 for 5 years now.
It's perfect for me.
Great shape, DPI button on top for extra function, uses AAA batteries so a cable on my desk.
I have a wireless razer orochi v2, have used it for years and abused it quite a bit and it still didnt break a sweat. I dont care if wired has slightly less latency, I enjoy every game, competitive or not. It is so convenient I cannot go back to wired.
Orochi v2, you seem to be literally me, grip wise, and it's the Orochi v2.
The DA will hurt your performance and is going the wrong way.
The Viper is suboptimal but good.
Since I got from Viper to Orochi, there is no way back.
I was a Diamondback boy for a while before all that,
I use an Orochi V2, I am looking for an alternative going in the direction of the Shroud G503, that uses AA batteries. Ability to have my fingers "under the sides", longer front than the Orochi, larger at the base of my thumb, I have an hybrid "fingerpinch" grip, palm never makes contact, mouse pinched between base of thumb and base of pinky, relaxed fingers, 3 on top.
Logitech G, my SO has the Pro X Superlight 2 and it's the best mouse I've ever tried.
I use a Razer Orochi 2, it's a bit smaller "laptop travel mouse", but it's awesome for smaller hands. Been using it for 3 years so far and I'm very satisfied with it.
I’ve also had a wired g502 for over 5 years. Unfortunately, I think the sensor is dying because if I make fast flicking movements, it’s about a 1/3 chance it won’t track and my cursor will hang for a quarter of a second. As you can imagine, this adds +10 tilt damage while playing competitive fps games.
So I have, regrettably, replaced it with a razer orochi v2, which apparently fits my grip style better. I miss the infinite scroll wheel so much, but the accuracy makes up for it and it was only $30. As for the software, good riddance.
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