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boss amp and cabinet pedal BOSS IR-2 Amp and Cabinet SimulatorTake Your Signature Sound Everywhere When using a regular guitar amplifier, getting consistent tones in different performance situations can sometimes be a challenge. With the compact and versatile IR 2 in your rig, youre always ready to deliver your signature sound directly to a house PA or recording setup when needed. Choose from 11 premium amp types paired with Celestion Digital IRs and instantly tweak your sound via simple controls. Use the mono
Take Your Signature Sound Everywhere
When using a regular guitar amplifier, getting consistent tones in different performance situations can sometimes be a challenge. With the compact and versatile IR-2 in your rig, you’re always ready to deliver your signature sound directly to a house PA or recording setup when needed. Choose from 11 premium amp types paired with Celestion Digital IRs and instantly tweak your sound via simple controls. Use the mono/stereo loop for post-amp effects and plug in headphones for monitoring and quiet practice. And with onboard USB-C, you can easily interface with music software and load in your favorite cab IRs.
Features
- Premium amp emulator and cabinet IR loader in a BOSS compact pedal
- Exceptional audio quality with 32-bit floating-point processing and 96 kHz sampling rate
- Eleven different amp types and high-quality cab IRs from Celestion Digital
- Simple user interface with Level, Gain, Bass, Middle, and Treble controls
- Ambience effect with dedicated control
- Mono input and stereo outputs
- Mono/stereo loop for patching in mod, delay, and reverb effects after the amp emulation
- Headphones jack for practice
- USB-C® for recording and audio playback via a computer or mobile device*
- Switch between two amp/cab tones with the pedal switch or an external footswitch
- Dedicated IR-2 IR Loader app (macOS/Windows) for loading your own cabinet IRs
- Amp and cabinet sections can be turned on/off independently for isolated use
- BOSS five-year warranty
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★★★★★ 4
Great quick mouse <3
Color: White
Very nice mouse though the scroll wheel is a little hard but it doesn’t skip around or behave oddly. instant set up and very comfy! I’m a girl with small hands so it fit perfectly! not too big or uncomfy, I can naturally grip it and the color is so perfect for my pastel blue and white setup! The click is a bit loud but not annoyingly loud, feels very sturdy despite it being so light, I’d say it’s a good price for a gaming mouse! (no connection issues either with Mac) I don’t have a mouse pad and it actually glides pretty good on my wooden desk.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Oh Boy
Color: Classic Black
Great design. Matte feel on the casing. Subtle logo on the black model (yeet). Nice and solid feel. The left/right clicks also feel premium and tactile
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Amazing mouse!
Color: Quartz Pink
Used this mouse for soo many years, it finally had the sticker peel and had to get a replacement but the color is amazing, razer software is easy to navigate, it’s quite durable and easy to setup
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Finally found my endgame mouse
Color: Classic Black, Color: Classic Black
Finally found my endgame mouse — perfect for lightweight lovers and RTS gamers.
I've gone through a lot of mice over the years — office mice, productivity mice, various gaming mice — and I kept running into the same problem: they were either too heavy or too bulky for my taste. The Orochi V2 is the first mouse where I thought, "this is it."
The weight and size are just right if you prefer a light, nimble feel in your hand. It doesn't fatigue your wrist over long sessions, and the compact form factor gives you great control without feeling like you're pushing a brick around your desk.
If you play StarCraft 1 or other real-time strategy games that demand fast, precise movements, I genuinely think this is one of the best options you can find on Amazon. The responsiveness and accuracy make a noticeable difference when every click counts.
Battery life is also excellent for a wireless mouse, and switching between Bluetooth and the 2.4GHz dongle is seamless. Overall, this is the mouse I keep coming back to — and I don't see myself switching anytime soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Very glitchy mouse won't accept clicks, made me reinstall windows
Color: White
TLDR: Ask ChatGPT about this mouse and it'll tell you that other users have reported issues with this mouse not clicking properly. It will tell you that this is a known issue with this mouse.
So I'm an IT expert (programmer, been using PC's since Windows 3.1). And I could not get this mouse to work right. The mouse doesn't work right when the computer goes to sleep, and then wakes from sleep. This problem occurs on Windows 11 pro.
When the mouse is connected in Bluetooth mode: First problem is, the mouse will NOT reconnect to the PC when the PC wakes from sleep, unless you have "Show notifications to connect using Swift Pair" disabled in windows Bluetooth settings. But setting is on by default. Second problem is, even with this setting disabled, and even if the mouse successfully reconnects when the computer wakes up, the computer will NOT accept clicks when it wakes up. This mouse apparently drops a phantom click that it never releases. The only way I could find to get rid of that phantom click is by pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL every time the computer wakes. This resets the phantom click and the mouse would function normally. But it's super annoying to have to press CTRL+ALT+DEL every time the PC wakes, especially since this mouse is supposed to be a gift to my little girl, I don't want her to have to deal with it not working perfectly. Also the mouse would sometimes stop accepting clicks even in the middle of playing games, but this only happened rarely in Bluetooth mode.
On the wireless USB mode: The mouse cursor is NOT visible when windows first boots. You can't use the mouse to get to the box to type your PIN number to unlock the computer. You must use the keyword to get into windows, and then the cursor appears. This problem doesn't happen when using the mouse in Bluetooth mode, only in the wireless USB mode. And then the phantom click issue is MUCH more frequent in the wireless USB mode, and doesn't require the computer to wake from sleep, but happens randomly even in the middle of playing games... suddenly you can't click anything. And when waking from sleep, or when the mouse "goes to sleep", when it wakes up there's issues with clicks... and sometimes the cursor isn't even visible.
Connecting a second mouse: When the computer stops accepting clicks, then even the second mouse would not be able to click. All connected mouses would stop being able to click. But this problem of not being able to click, would ONLY occur if the Razor Orochi V2 mouse was connected to the computer either via Bluetooth or wireless USB. If I disconnected the Orochi V2 mouse, then the problem never happens. So it's definitely this mouses's fault.
But initially I didn't realize this mouse was the culprit. Because it affected all connected mice. So I thought, at first, that it was a windows issue... maybe a bad driver I had installed in the past. So I ended up reinstalling windows, trying to fix any potential driver issues. It wasn't until after that, when I discovered that the problem was this mouse all along. I was super upset to have reinstalled windows, and lost all my software and settings, only to then discover that the problem was still there and it was this mouse all along.
As for getting my money back, amazon did not offer me an option to return the mouse and get a replacement. It only lets me send it back for a full refund. No option for replacement. So I think I bought this mouse when it was on sale. So it seems like they are expecting me to send it back, and then repurchase it at the new higher price, if I want to try it again. It's possible mine was simply defective.
I did every imaginable thing to try to get this mouse to work. The mouse I had was brand new from Razor, but it was running an old firmware. I did a firmware update to version 1.03.00 (it was running version 1.02.00 when it arrived). I can confirm that firmware update did NOT fix the problem with the phantom clicks.
I also set all the related devices in my device manager to not go to sleep, including the USB slots. That did NOT fix the problem with the phantom clicks.
I also, at the advice of chatGPT, did a bunch of registry edits, none of which fixed the problem.
I also, at the advice of chatGPT, wrote my own c# application, which attempted in various ways to force the mouse to release the phantom click, at least when the computer would wake up. I was trying to mimic the behavior of pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL. After many hours of coding, I was unable to programmatically correct the problems with this mouse.
I really wanted this mouse to work because it's wireless, and its small, so it fits my daughter's hand.
I'm now having to return this mouse at my time and expense, no option for replacement, lost whatever discount I got from the previous sale, and I lost days of my life trying to fix this mouse, and I lost some of my software and settings from the reinstallation of windows, so I have work to do just to get my daughter's computer back to normal again. Terrible experience.
Conclusion: Ask ChatGPT about this mouse and it'll tell you that other users have reported issues with this mouse not clicking properly. It will tell you that this is a known issue with this mouse.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025