Hello i have a question, i recently changed laptops, went from Asus TUF Gaming F15 to Lenovo LOQ 15IRX9 and I started having problems with my mouse, on the Asus via Bluetooth the mouse (Orochi v2) was perfect, no stuttering, no nothing, it was perfect, but now on my new Lenovo, which should supposedly be better, it sutters, every 20-30 milliseconds it has a “frame drop” if it can be called like that, where it literally teleports, I recorded it comparing with a cheap mouse that i have around in slow motion, and the difference was so obvious, and i tried multiple things to fix it such as updating the firmware, modifying settings in device manager, and multiple other stuff. one of my suspicions is that it s from the Lenovo Bluetooth drivers, but i really don t know
Orochi v2 stuttering and teleporting via bluetooth
Have you found any solution for this, I bought this mice 2 days ago and on bluetooth it’s completely unusable. Even for daily work stuff, forget gaming.
What’s the point of the 950Hours if it’s unable to do basic activities.
The cursor jitters and disconnects and then randomly teleports, and the movement feels so laggy even though I have Ryzen 5700G processor and in the Task manager all things are running at bare minumum with no apps running, only Brave browser with a couple of tabs.
Have you found any solution for this, I bought this mice 2 days ago and on bluetooth it’s completely unusable. Even for daily work stuff, forget gaming.
What’s the point of the 950Hours if it’s unable to do basic activities.
The cursor jitters and disconnects and then randomly teleports, and the movement feels so laggy even though I have Ryzen 5700G processor and in the Task manager all things are running at bare minumum with no apps running, only Brave browser with a couple of tabs.
i didn t find a solution but it has nothing to do with your computer specs, switching from a 4 year old laptop to a brand new one made it laggy, i found only solution to give it up and switch to a wired mouse , it being razer deathadder v3, it has really good reviews, and in my opinion orochi v2 won t work well on bluetooth anymore since it s a relatively old mouse (2019) so it might have problems on that part
That’s super sad. Having heard so many good things about Orochi V2. I really wanted it. Also really wanted a wireless mouse. But if that’s the case I might go for Logitech’s wireless I guess it might not have these issues.
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