Brief background: I have a rather negative attitude towards Razer products, for a long time, in the year 2022-2022, I used the first Razer Naga and the Razer Lycoza keyboard, and both very quickly disappointed due to emerging technical problems. I have been using mice with side 12 keys for 8+ years to play WoW, there were Razer Naga, Logitech g600 and Corsair Scimitar pro. The latter ordered to live long and the question of replacement arose. The current revision of the g600 is receiving rather

The mouse is good, the very same last generation. Took a child. There is no charging base included. But there are interchangeable panels with buttons. A useless thing, since the panel with the maximum number of buttons is suitable for everything. It would be better to remove the panels from the kit and add a charging base. You can find out about its absence only by reading the inscription on the box in English. At least at the time of my order, they didn’t write anywhere that the charging base…

Took as a replacement Mad Catz R. A.T. 8+, because I wanted wireless. So, the panel of 12 buttons is terribly uncomfortable - there is something to compare with - in Mad Catz R. A.T. 8+ buttons are spaced apart and it is intuitively clear where which button is and what it is responsible for - right there is just a set of identical buttons, which is completely inconvenient when you want to quickly press something. Yes, and the fact that they are slightly different from each other by 1 mm does…

Less than a year later, the side buttons started working every other time, the mouse turned off spontaneously, in general, everything is unstable. I don’t know what they were guided by when they came up with a panel with magnetic buttons, but this is much less reliable than the same solution from the Logitech g600, but more expensive. If you need 12 additional buttons, I do not advise. If you need less, then there are solutions that are much cheaper and more reliable.

I have owned the mouse for 7 months. In principle, in the sections of advantages and disadvantages, I described everything. Now my mouse is connected by wire to a permanent connection, since it refuses to connect via bluetooth, and via wi-fi, as I wrote above, the mouse freezes and there is no way to use it normally. Most likely incompatibility of drivers with iron. There is a lot of negativity on this mouse about this on the Internet. It is recommended to buy a charging dock - very convenient.

I bought it as a gift for a girl in the official online store, it glowed cool and pleased her for a short time - a week or so, then suddenly died. We didn’t even have time to try the software with the settings. Panels with buttons are a convenient thing, the mini-usb socket is not very well thought out - it is designed for a native wire with a flat plug, not all non-native ones can be connected - the case interferes. A separate song is a guarantee - send only by mail, you cannot bring it to the

Buttons stop working after a year; however, have determined that this product is not a suitable replacement. The shape change from previous 12-button Razer mice means I can't access the functions of the three buttons I use most. Compared to the 2014 Naga when my hand rested on keys 10, 11 and 12, my thumb can now barely reach keys 7, 8 and 9 in the same position. The new shape, while the top of the mouse is now curved forward and no longer under the palm, also forces my hand into an unnatural…

Of course I expect failure sooner or later. But for nearly $100, this thing should last you well over a month. Worst of all, Razer support does not honor the "warranty" which is completely useless. Go ahead and google the issues that plague this and every Razer product. In my case, the left click didn't work properly anymore. Obviously a problem with the plug. This is actually a known and common issue with Razer mice. Razer still does not agree to repair or replace it. This seems to be a hot…

I've been using this mouse for about a month now. Compared to a 400-4000 dpi mouse, this is a significant upgrade. The 5G optical sensor they added is one of the fastest sensors out there and the Ormond switches are top notch. But even that's not the best thing about this mouse. The best part is the price. I know $100 is a lot for a mouse. I understand. But if you think carefully about what you're getting for that $100, you're getting the best deal. We'll start with a standard 7-button mouse…

TL;DR - I've been waiting for the new Naga wireless version for a while. As a multi-genre gamer who mainly plays MMOs but occasionally dabbles in other genres like shooters, the Trinity concept is perfect. The Naga Pro looks like a slightly improved and wirelessly accessible version of an already great mouse. Whether you're a fan of the original Naga Trinity or you're looking for a great all-round button-loaded wireless gaming mouse, the Naga Pro comes highly recommended. Longer Version: I've…