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Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

  • 18000 dpi optical sensor
  • Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz dual wireless modes
  • Up to 1100 hours on Bluetooth with an AA lithium cell
  • Up to 445 hours on HyperSpeed wireless with an AA lithium cell
  • 6 buttons, right-handed shape
  • 60 million clicks rated Gen-2 mechanical switches
  • 1 AA battery included, hybrid slot also takes AAA

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A light wireless mouse for laptop bags and small desks that runs on a replaceable battery. The shape is right-handed only, so lefties should look elsewhere.

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ASIN: B0GYTS2QL2Model: V2Category: Gaming Mice

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Overview

A hybrid battery slot takes a single AA or AAA cell, which holds the weight of the Orochi V2 down and makes a refuel on the road easy. The mouse pairs over Bluetooth or through the HyperSpeed dongle, and an optical sensor handles tracking.

Low weight and a long runtime on one cell are the reasons to look at it, and the dual wireless modes let one mouse serve both a laptop and a gaming session. The shape suits right hands only and there is no built-in rechargeable cell.

Who it's for

Travel setups and minimalist desks suit a mouse this small, and the battery slot means a spare cell replaces a charging cable. Left-handed users and players who want a heavy full-size shell should shop elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Light body for travel
  • Bluetooth and dongle in one mouse
  • Long runtime on one battery
  • Takes AA or AAA cells
Cons
  • Right-handed shape only
  • Replaceable battery instead of a rechargeable one
  • Runtime figures assume an AA lithium cell
  • Grip height not listed

Performance notes

Tracking comes from an optical sensor with a very high top sensitivity setting, so cursor speed can be matched to the display. Bluetooth draws less power for office work, while the HyperSpeed dongle lowers latency for games. Runtime depends on the mode and on the cell type, because the quoted figures use a lithium AA.

Where it stands among gaming mice

  • #2 most-searched brand and model of the 15 gaming mice lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 35 gaming mice we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandRazer
ModelV2
Dimensions & fit
Hand OrientationRight
Item weightUnder 60 g without battery
Item Dimensions L x W4.25 in long, 2.46 in wide
Power & efficiency
Battery Average LifeUp to 1100 hours on Bluetooth, up to 445 hours on HyperSpeed, AA lithium
Power SourceBattery powered
Construction & materials
ColorQuartz pink
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity Technology2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth
Compatible DevicesMac, PC, Windows laptop
Included components
Included ComponentsAA alkaline battery, product guide, mouse, HyperSpeed wireless dongle
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 year manufacturer
Other details
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity18000 dpilower than 79% of 20 gaming mice
Button Quantity6
Movement DetectionOptical
Switch typeRazer Mechanical Mouse Switches Gen-2, rated 60 million clicks
Number of Batteries1 AA, included

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  • Mouse Maximum Sensitivity 18000 vs 22000 dpi (-18%)
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Frequently asked questions

Does the Razer Orochi V2 come with a battery?

Yes, the listing includes 1 AA alkaline battery and the HyperSpeed dongle. The quoted 1100 and 445 hour figures are measured with an AA lithium cell, so expect different numbers on alkaline.

Can the Razer Orochi V2 use AAA batteries?

The description says the hybrid slot supports either a single AA or AAA battery. Runtime figures are given for AA lithium only.

Is the Razer Orochi V2 made for left-handed users?

No. The listing gives the hand orientation as right, so the shell is shaped for the right hand.