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

This is a smaller mouse. I wanted something that I could toss in my laptop bag. Wasnt planning on using it for gaming at all. I had issues with the bluetooth that I couldnt really resolve on my laptop. Switched to the dongle that works perfectly. Setup my razer account and ported over my settings from my Deathadder. Works like a charm. Im concerned about the battery life. I put batteries in this thing and have been using it for months. I know 350 hours is a long time, but Im pretty sure Ive exceeded that. Dont get me wrong its a good thing. Just kinda worried it might be using my life force instead or something.

This mouse can attach to your system with the included dongle using 2.4 Ghz, or via Bluetooth if your system supports it. Ive run it both ways and and it works flawlessly. I did need to install the free Razer Synapse software to tune done the performance. It was a little too sensitive for me but after installing the software it was easy to adjust the sensitivity down to a comfortable level. It is symmetrical and good for those of us that are left handed. The only con is I wish it was a about an 1.25-1.50 inches longer. I have very big hands. I am adjusting to it. I have many other Razer products mostly keyboards and mice.

I was a bit taken back at the price since was planning to use it for my personal computer, but after bad experiences with budget mouses (lag, lost connection, draining battery), decided to give it a shot. It was well worth it! This mouse is amazing, precise, bluetooth works flawlessly so no more dongles, and it is just a joy to use. Highly recommended!

Es demasiado pequeño, nunca habia visto un mouse tan pequeño y con materiales de mala calidad. No entiendo como puede ser de gaming

Personally, I dont game, but my boyfriend does. Hes the one who recommended this mouse to me. The battery life is great, but the best part is that it offers all the readily accessible extra features of a gaming mouse while still acknowledging that some people dont have basketball player sized hands that most wireless, high functioning mice, seem to be designed for.

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.

On both Bluetooth and wireless USB I have to keep my laptop in direct line-of-sight to the mouse, otherwise, the tracking is choppy. I have a dock at work that sits on my left putting my keyboard between the laptop and mouse. Im right handed. I had to rearrange my desk to have my laptop to my right with nothing between in order to get smooth tracking. That aside, I usually only buy wired mice because I dont want to futs with charging or batteries. This isnt an issue with this one. It has a great battery life! Im still on the first set of batteries and Ive used this for 8 hours a day 6 days a week for about 2 months now. I also dont turn it off at the end of the day so the sleep mode works great! The wake up time is almost instant so I dont have to shake the thing awake either. Id recommend this to anyone that needs a small travel mouse as long as they dont mind rearranging their desk to keep the signal strength. Though, Im sure this isnt an issue for the majority.

Its a great mouse and pretty much lives up to what its offering. I use it as my travel mouse. Its a little smaller than a normal mouse, so I guess that helps with the portability. But, as one who is used to a full-size mouse in my office, its not my favorite to use for long periods. But, it still gets the job done well enough. I found the bluetooth connection mode to be inferior to the 2. 4 Ghz Wireless adapter mode. In bluetooth mode, if I havent moved it for a little while, it would take a second or two to reconnect and move the cursor. So, that can be a little annoying depending on what you are doing. But, once you are actively using it without interruption in bluetooth mode, it seemed to work well enough. The 2. 4 Ghz Wireless adapter mode was reliable and responsive. Whenever possible, I think youll want to use that mode. Still, its nice to have both - and thats kinda why I bought this one. I like that in the unfortunate event that I somehow lose the 2. 4 Ghz wireless adapter, I can still use it in bluetooth mode. Also, you can use it on devices without USB that do have bluetooth. So, thats what makes this device great. Its very versatile by offering two wireless connection methods. If you expect to use this a lot, and if using a small mouse is a problem, maybe see if there is a similar option in a full size.

I use this mouse for every day computing. I found that other wireless mouses did not hold up. I work long hours on my computer for stock trading, and drafting. I have also used it for gaming, but nothing major. It has performed well not for over 18 months. The buttons are very tactile and have positive responses when you click. This mouse has definitely flown under the radar and Razer has done a poor job of marketing it. I took a gamble on it, and it has worked out. I highly recommend this mouse.