Extremely comfortable, even for long hours of gaming, As customizable as any fullsized mouse, Very little sacrifice to go from wired to wireless mode, 9 Programmable buttons, Real onthefly DPI adjustments, For left or righthanded use, Long battery l...
No Bluetooth no wireless mode, No configuration in wireless mode (sensitivity buttons still work), Teflon feet seems to wear out extremely fast, 8ms response time in wireless mode isn't the best, Difficult to clean, Lag when waking up from sleep and s...
Razer has always been ahead of the curve in terms of technological innovation, creating different types of enthusiast mice suitable for different audiences. In the similar way the Razer Naga targets MMORPG players, the Razer Orochi targets gamers with ...
Abstract: Like many of Razer’s mice, the Orochi boasts a 3G infrared sensor, which has a sensitivity of up to 4000dpi (2000dpi in wireless mode), and a 1000 Hz ultrapolling rate. The downloadable driver is also akin to the rest of the Razer..
Abstract: We tested nine mice to find out which one is the best for each type of gamer. Each mouse has been scored, but we come away with the opinion that each mouse was well-built, well-thought-out, and well-designed. The Razer Orochi, Razer Naga, and SteelSeri...
Abstract: Now I’m going to geek out for a bit, since that’s what Razer wants me to do; the box for their Orochi Bluetooth laser gaming mouse is indication enough of that. It’s all Matrix green and black with silver accents. It showcases the Orochi as if it were...
Abstract: In the past, we’ve reviewed our fair share of hardware from Razer. Today, we’re doing things a little differently. Razer sent us three of their premiere gaming mice and we’re going to do an in-depth evaluation of the Mamba, Orochi and Imperator. We’ll ...
Abstract: The Razer Orochi is the best mobile computing mouse we've ever seen, it's slick looks and great performance on our road trip, combined with it's pinpoint precision during gaming scores it a: 9 out of 10 and the Bjorn3D Seal Of Approval.
Abstract: When it comes to gaming, Razer and Logitech are usually among your first choice for a new mouse, but what if you’re looking for a mobile gaming mouse? Sure, Logitech and many other companies offer wireless gaming mice and laptop mice, but never before ...
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Published: 2009-10-26, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
Bluetooth wireless mode not as accurate as wired mode.
The Orochi, Razer's first gaming mouse designed for notebooks, combines a small size and Bluetooth connectivity with a feature set normally seen only on larger gaming mice. Read full review See all prices
The formfactor, sensor, and customization options,
No included micro USB Bluetooth receiver.
Razer has unleashed their laptop-oriented Orochi Mobile Gaming Mouse and sent one over for us to look at. Take a look at our results, after the break, or don't if you wish to remain in the dark on one cool new mouse.Full Review:The mobile gaming mous...
Small, Extremely thin 1.2 mm, Great design, Subtle graphics
Small size, Low weight, Thin ergo a rough surface will be feelable through the mat
If you absolutely have to have an extremely thin mat that is about average size the Kabuto will serve your purpose. If you like me pick your mats based on their performance the Kabuto will fall short of almost any comparable mat. You will basically get...
