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I want to get the Razer Orochi bluetooth gaming mouse to use with my 13" MBP, but I was wondering if there'd be in problems with tracking.

I know the software is windows only, but do I need it to get the best performance, or would I still get the 4000 dpi performance without any software??

Can I use the Razer ProClick 1.6 driver with the Orochi mouse?
 
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SpeedMouse is an awesome program that allows you to change your DPI and such.

I have used it for years, worth the price.
 
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Actually their software is Mac useable... I have a Razer mouse, I sort of use the software, but it's still a bit over my head Im afraid to say, and I mostly just wanted all the extra buttons so that I could program them. For that I use iKey and that works quite well.
 
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Well I use the Razer Diamondback 3G and to my disappointment they don't make Mac drivers for it :(.
 
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Ah I see yeah it looks like they only have a version for the DeathAdder. Sorry about that.
 

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