RazerNaga Pro - Modular Wireless Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Side Panels (19 + 1 Programmable Buttons, Optical Mouse Switch, 20K DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor, 3 Swappable Side Plates) Black

I've been playing WoW ( World of Warcraft ) off and on since the early days.... like back when Scarlet Crusade was new. For the non-gaming "Enthusiasts", that means waaaaaaaaay too long lol.I tried all sorts of gaming macro pads and trying to write my own.... poly, pom, pyro kinda stuff. I never nailed it. Then I saw an ad for the OG wired Razor Naga and absolutely fell in love instantly so when it's cord got absolutely annihilated by the worlds most adorable kitten i needed to replace it ASAP. So not only was i happy that it was on prime but wait it's now wireless and you have different pads you can swap out for various games? Ummm, shut up and take my money!I swear that i was not waiting for the Amazon driver at the door but it was really close.This thing is awesome. The tracking is precise and snappy. The clicks are positive and very "Clicky" sounding as well so if you're spamming your index finger people nearby will notice. The battery life, lasts all day of heavy gaming easily. I had yet to have it die on me, mind you I charge it after every gaming session so it's always topped off. It's light and fits well in my hand.Hope i don't have to anytime soon but i will 100% buy it again

The media could not be loaded. This thing is a beast! I use it on my MacBook along with Steermouse and can control literally everything with just the six button side plate. Don’t do any gaming with it, but it’s streamlined my workflow significantly. My ONE gripe is that the charging cable is a bit of a grumpy munchkin and never wants to slide into place. I’d consider getting the wireless charging kit as well to round it all out.

Probably one of the best mmo mice I have used. My only complaint is that it uses micro usb rather than usb c.

I have always loved the Naga's shape, and I'm willing to keep spending (the very high price) to keep using what I am used to. It's about the only redeeming feature aside from the swappable side panel, and Synapse software features. The battery life is worse than nearly any other wireless mouse I have tried in the last few years and you have to pay extra for a charging station. Razer sure knows how to make sure you are spending double or even triple to get your features. Take your business elsewhere if you are new into the wireless mouse game. If you like the classic shape and feel of the Naga, not much has changed, and you will get what you are used to.TL;DRGood - Classic style, swappable sides, Synapse software, good performance so far.Bad - High price, poor battery life, additional $50 for a charging base, non-competitive with other wireless mice in 2024.

I bought this to replace my Logitech G604 (now discontinued) mouse as this is one of the only move that has 6 buttons on the side. The side buttons aren't as firm as the G604, they're a but mushy. The only other complaint I have is that the top row is set back from the bottom row.The finger rest is awesome. Right and left click feel snappy. Cordless charging is also great

trust me. i use it for mmo and fps. i only use the 12 button side. they have a mechanical click, unlike logitechs g600 that has the same buttons, but theyre membrane. i went full razer and dont regret it a bit

This is my 4th razer mouse. 2 have broken in relatively short time. In just over a year the scroll wheel stopped working. Love the ergonomics of razer mice but the build quality is pretty terrible for the price and doesn’t seem to be improving as years pass. I’ve since switched to Logitech and don’t think I’ll ever buy Razer again.

I like the fact that I don't need all the buttons my Red Dragon mouse has. I can switch the side panel to my desire and go. It's a bit light for my taste, but I'll get used to it.