Review on Razer Naga Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse: Interchangeable Side Plates with Multiple Button Configurations, Focus+ 20K DPI Optical Sensor, Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch, Chroma RGB Lighting - Shop Now! by Taufik Opekg ᠌

Let's go in order: 1. The price, whatever one may say, the mouse costs 12k 2. Based on point 1 - they were greedy to add a charging station. 3. Based on point 2 - ALE, we live in 2022 and the mouse for 12 k is charging not TYPE-C, but the usual ancient micro USB . 4. (but this is not accurate) There is no automatic switching between profiles. I expected that in a mouse for such a cost it was possible to auto-switch between programs in the Synapse application, for example, I’m working in Photoshop, the program detected it and turned on the FS kit, launched DotA, it already has its own settings. 5. The mouse itself is uncomfortable on the hand and often there are accidental left clicks on the programmable keys. And there I have keyboard shortcuts like ctrl+C, ctrl+V. Ctrl+Z, CTRL+Shift+Z, etc. for me it is convenient. But accidental clicks cause unpleasant emotions, so you have to use the mouse not the way your hand usually lies, but your thumb a little further than the buttons so as not to press again. 7. I absolutely see no reason to put a standard block with 2 buttons in a mouse with 6 and 12 buttons. The most useless thing, I think those who buy a mouse with 12 buttons initially take it just for this. and therefore I don’t understand people who buy mice with 2 side buttons for 10 or more k with 1000000000 DPI, given that 2022 is more than enough for any person. (A common marketing and extremely stupid move). it would be better if they put a docking station. 6. Razor has never been famous for the quality of their products, so there is a HUGE chance that in half a year either a wheel or a block of 12 buttons will start working every other time. Fortunately, the design of the gap is chic.