I have had my Oroichi (2012 model) for over a month now and i've only changed the batteries once after daily usage... do you have the 2013 model? One week seems really low, try updating the drivers from Razer's website.
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I have had my Oroichi (2012 model) for over a month now and i've only changed the batteries once after daily usage... do you have the 2013 model? One week seems really low, try updating the drivers from Razer's website.
cienveryon
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yeah If I could being my own keyboard place I would too...
I also have the same mouse, but I do alot of CAD work. The middle mouse button and scroll wheel are fundamental command point. Not sure how to deal with that.
I also too looking for a mouse, and I am having a hard time. I hate the look of the Oroichi
I have been looking for a good Bluetooth mouse for Surface Pro too. Before, I used the Microsoft Touch mouse and loved everything about it except the 2.4 ghz adapter. Since I got the SP, I've been using the Wedge mouse. I like it too except it's on the small side. I like the fact that there's no scroll wheel (same on Touch mouse). The ability to just swipe the surface in any direction moves the screen. I wished the Touch mouse was Bluetooth. I also have Sony Via Bluetooth mouse that I use with my desktop computer. It does have the scroll wheel. Finally, I used the Logitech trac wheel which uses a ball as the scrolling device. I loved it but it seemed to have connectivity issues (used it several years up until year ago).
I am crossing my fingers they come out with a bluetooth MS Arc mouse. I've never used one before but seriously it's concept is perfect for the surface. A mouse that folds flat for traveling! I mean come on. Just need it to be bluetooth.
Link to the current ARC
Microsoft Arc Touch Wireless Mouse | Microsoft Hardware
Link to the current ARC
Microsoft Arc Touch Wireless Mouse | Microsoft Hardware
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Ruffles
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Are any of you experiencing any sluggishness with your BT mouse? I recently got the Gigabyte GM-M7700B (Amazon.com: Gigabyte GM-M7700B Compact Bluetooth Laser Mouse: Computers & Accessories) and notice that it sometimes gets sluggish. It seems to only happen at home. In face, I'm wondering if it has more to do with the desk that I'm using it on at home.
HD_Dude
New Member
I have the Wedge, and find that it's abilities are tied to the app, program or website I'm on.
Horizontal scrolling? Perfect on the Start screen. Perfect on NewYorkTimes.com. Dead - on CNN.com. And on and on.
That might not be the Wedge's fault - could be the websites haven't gone full Win8, like Chrome...which won't pinch zoom.
But, even the vertical scrolling is clunky, clunky, clunky. Looking for a regular wheel mouse.
Horizontal scrolling? Perfect on the Start screen. Perfect on NewYorkTimes.com. Dead - on CNN.com. And on and on.
That might not be the Wedge's fault - could be the websites haven't gone full Win8, like Chrome...which won't pinch zoom.
But, even the vertical scrolling is clunky, clunky, clunky. Looking for a regular wheel mouse.
It's due to wifi/bluetooth interference since they both operate on 2.4Ghz.
kristalsoldier
Well-Known Member
Yeah...this would have been my first choice it was Bluetooth...sadly, it isn't.
machistmo
Active Member
Just using my seriously overpriced Wedge mouse. I love that it fits in my pocket like a pair of keys though. I have to say that someone at Apple is trying to figure out a way to claim they invented this first. The Wedge is a slick product. This has to make the Apple designers green with envy.
kristalsoldier
Well-Known Member
Yeah...I like the Wedge too...particularly after the most recent updates. For some reason it seems to work better though none of the updates (AFAIK) pertained to it.
