Peripherals

Razer Orochi Bluetooth Gaming Mouse With 4000dpi For Tiny Hands

After years of proclaiming wireless ain’t good enough for real gaming mice, Razer’s got a Bluetooth notebook mouse. Otherwise, Orochi is what’d you expect from Razer for $US80: 4000dpi, 7 programmable buttons, and onboard memory for storing your macros.

If you still don’t trust wireless or your batteries die, it has a breakaway USB cable—though Razer claims 1-3 months of juice under “normal usage.” What exactly is normal usage, you ask? I don’t know. [Razer]

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  • I wonder if this is “gaming grade”

  • Debra

    I’ve purchased 2 Razer mice and they’re both unused because my short fingers can’t reach to left click. This looks like it might suit better.

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