Razer Naga Pro vs Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite - expensive vs affordable
This is a video to compare two different gaming mice, one is expensive, the other cheap. This is the Razer Naga Pro vs Corsair Scimitar. What's the difference between these other than the price? Well, a fair bit, but you shouldn't dismiss the Scimitar.
The Razer Naga Pro ( • Razer Naga Pro unboxin... ) is a seriously awesome mouse with some nifty specs. It's cool because it comes with swappable side plates, which basically means you can customise the number of buttons on it depending on what game you're playing - whether MOBA, MMO, FPS or other. Nifty!
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Highlights of the Razer Naga Pro include:
- 3 swappable side plates (held on with magnets) that allow multiple button setups
- 20 programmable buttons
- Five levels of DPI adjustable in Razer Synapse and swappable with DPI buttons
- Razer Hypershift tech that allows for double button programs
- Nifty RGB lighting
- Awesome battery life (upto 150 hours)
- Wired, wireless and bluetooth connection options
low lights:
- Side ways mouse wheel click is too loose
- It rattles
Specs of the #Razer Naga Pro #GamingMouse:
FORM FACTOR Right-Handed
CONNECTIVITY Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless
Wired - Speedflex Cable
Bluetooth
BATTERY LIFE Up to 150 Hours
RGB LIGHTING Razer Chroma™ RGB
SENSOR Optical
MAX SENSITIVITY (DPI) 20000
MAX SPEED (IPS) 650
MAX ACCELERATION (G) 50
PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS 10 / 14 / 20
SWITCH TYPE Optical
SWITCH LIFECYCLE 70 Million Clicks
ON-BOARD MEMORY PROFILES 5
MOUSE FEET 100% PTFE Mouse Feet
CABLE Razer™ Speedflex Cable
TILT SCROLL WHEEL Yes
SIZES
Length x Grip Width x Height
4.69" x 2.93" x 1.69"
119 mm x 74.5 mm x 43 mm
WEIGHT
0.257 lbs / 117 g (Excluding dongle)
DOCK COMPATIBILITY
Yes
The Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite ( • Corsair Scimitar RGB E... ) is a real beast of an MMO/MOBA mouse with some interesting features that include 18,000 DPI, 3 on-board profiles and 17 customisable buttons.
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Specs of the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite include:
18,000 DPI
17 customisable buttons
4 RGB lighting zones
122g weight
Palm grip design
3 onboard memory profiles
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Of course I would see videos about the new flashy Naga as soon as my old naga breaks.
I've about had it with my naga Trinity failing during important moments. I have to remove and attach the 12 button plate to get it to work again when it fails.
Been using my G600 since 2012 and it has just started to give me issues, random disconnects, rgb completely stops working, etc. I thought it was the usb port but it is not (tested on 3 PCs) then thought it was the software so I updated that, again no go. After comparing several MMO mice I chose the Scimitar and not blindly. I went to my local Micro Center and tested several and based on my grip, comfort and ergonomics, thanks for the review.
I've used all three of the 'main' MMO mice at some point and while the G600 _feels_ higher quality in the hand due to its weight I also find it to have the worst side button panel out of the three. The buttons are simply too 'tactile' and require too much force to press as opposed to the mechanical switches the other two mice use for their side panel. The mixture of the higher weight and stiffer side buttons tires your hand/wrist out pretty quickly.
While I absolutely love the naga, been using it for years, I've gone through 5 of them. I do not abuse my mouse and I take care of my stuff. However, I've had many issues with them. Two of my mice ended up having issues with the left click. For example, if I was playing an FPS game and I would hold down left click and my gun would fire and then stop and then fire again. The mouse thought I was letting go of left click while i wasn't. The other 3 mice ended up having issues with the laser. I would pick up the mouse and my cursor would jump up. Like if I had my cursor in the middle of my screen and I picked up my mouse, the cursor would jump to the top of the screen. Because of this, I just ordered the scimitar pro. I hope it works better.
Is the Corsair mouse working well for you? If you don’t mind let me know along with what game you’re using it for. Debating about buying one for myself as I had the same issue with the nagas.
Hey, hows the mouse holding so far? Are you satisfied with it? Id love to hear your thoughts
I had the Corsair for the past year but it just started double clicking about 25% of the time. When I go to close a window...if there's a 2nd window behind it...it closes that too. It's super annoying. Have had bad luck with Razer in the past but I am going to give the Naga Pro a shot. The wireless and blue tooth so I can control my 2nd computer with the same mouse is a game changer. Hopefully I don't regret swapping.
@@jonathanmorton33 sorry for the late reply but yes. I'm in love with the mouse and am having 0 issues with it
@@yomikade1 extremely satisfied. No issues with the mouse whatsoever
Does the numbers on the scimitar wear out? So you can't see what numbers the buttons are after a period of time
I’ve had mine for a few years now and they haven’t worn out at all.
The ability to change between thumb plates may seem like a pro, but in my experience you'll stick with the one you like most and the problem with the mouse is that after a lot of use the connections of the thumb plates break down and will disconnect in the middle of gaming.
Probably true.
I bought the razer naga trinity yesterday. After a couple of hours of use I started to have problems with the side panel, I have returned it and I am going to try it with the corsair that I have never had one and with the previous razer I also had problems with the button (after a long time of use). Perhaps the pro version of the razer naga is more solid, there are also about 50 euros difference between the naga pro and the naga trinity or the scimitar. So my decision after what happened to me with the trinity is going to be the corsair scimitar
I swap them multiple times per day.
@6:00 you sold the Naga pro for me, I want that wheel to be sensitive cause I'm binding it to cntrl, alt, and shift like they recommend on their website.
I've used the same second hand razer naga for about 8 years now. It has served me well, about a year or so ago the scroll wheel became sensitive and this year one of the side buttons have stopped working and the mouse occasionally random disconnects and needs to be replugged to work again. The time has come for a replacement, and i have just purchased the scimitar elite for 49 quid from PC world. Not paying near 80 quid for a bloody razer naga thats gonna do the exact same shit this one ive got now is doing. I would of still been team razer if the options were cheaper or i felt that price was justified. NGL tho idk how some people have broken their nagas after a year of use etc. Ive played wow throughout the past decade so my naga has definitely seen use, alongside the occassional rage slam from league of legends. I'd still be able to continue using this naga for another couple years or so i reckon, but the frayed wire protection makes me think its time for a change.
Very disappointing that the scimitar doesn't have a tilting scroll wheel. Not sure how they intend for push to talk to be used ingame when you're using the keypad for abilities.
The scroll wheel is bad in general. I hope that they make a newer version with a tilting scroll wheel (which would also require more quality build in that part of the mouse than the existing 2 right now)
I got the normal Naga Trinity 2 years ago and that bish is dead. Guys, don't get the Naga. I know it looks amazing and the side panels are awesome but yours will probably break after a year or less. It'll start with the left/right mouse buttons double clicking and then you can't drag a window around your desktop... if you use it for MMOs, you won't be able to look around with right click, you won't be able to walk with LB clicked, etc. It's horrible for that price. Also, when I got my Naga Trinity, the side panels wouldn't work properly and I had to really press them into the mouse so that they would connect. I often had them disconnect when I was in the middle of a raid, etc. I know the PRO looks enchanting... but don't get mesmerized by it T_T
This exactly, i've spent about 300 dollars on razer's Mice already and each one has the exact same issue with the left and right clicks
@@fladormon Same that's why I ordered the Corsair, I've been through 2 nagas and another one of their mice, I think the deathadder... They are great when they work but who knows how long that will be.
razer mice now dont have double click, they use optical switches
@@qskii2365 deathadler elite for me still works, 2 years
My naga Trinity 12 button plate fails all the time at important moments I have to remove and re attach all the time when the buttons stop working. Definitely getting a scimitar next
Very unpopular opinion but I own both Corsair Scimitar Elite and Naga Trinity, and I far prefer the Naga trinity, hence why I’m upgrading to Pro at this point.
You're entitled to that opinion and I thought the Pro was great 😆🍤
i've used the scimitar for four years n I'm considering the naga pro!
I bought the corsair but mouse wheel died on me after 5 months. They have me a replacement and it died in 3 months. I think I will buy a razer one this time
If you really don't need the specific functionality from the razer mouse don't buy it. I've had all 3 versions of the naga over the years and all three have broken down on me. I'm going to try the Scimitar elite. I've tried the G600 but the side button clicks just don't feel as satisfying for me compared to the razer naga trinity. That was the only reason I went for the naga trinity over anything else. I bought it last may and it broke on me again. Sensor is acting up and i get a lot of double clicks or no clicks registering at all. :(
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in the scimitar on the side 12 keypad, the bottom row of buttons is very low to the surface and therefore the bottom row of buttons is inconvenient to press, in this regard the naga is more convenient
Is naga pro same design size as nage chroma epic ?
Think so
@@Rajivrocks-Ltd. i already bought razer chroma epic, the new version, it is better than old version, both are same shape but the new one is can change the 12 numbs to 6 or somethibg , it has 3 options, the new one also good for hand
Is the scimitar good for small hands?
you can adjust the length of the keypad, forward and back, so your thumb could reach it
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@@TheProvokedPrawn definitely
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A fair comparison would have been between Razer naga trinity and the corsair Scimitar , since both are wired and no such big price difference :)
I can only compare what I've actually seen.
I'm currently using my 4th Naga Trinity I've received under warranty. It has already begun exhibiting the issues the previous 3 Nagas had as well - they either stop registering all right clicks or all left clicks. This one has issues with the scroll wheel as well. So I am officially done with Razer mice. I'm gonna give the Scimitar RGB Elite a shot. I'm pretty sure the Naga Pro will have the same issues the Trinity has after a couple of months of use.
@@GhostlyBGsame here after 2 years both clicks start to malfunction. So I just ordered some switches from China for 5$ changed them and .works like new now
@@Cristyhellboy92 wow, really? What switches did you order?
@@GhostlyBG as a start since the order from china takes a while i used A4thech switches from an old mouse and works perfectly fine , its just a stronger spring and more clicky. but i ordered the original omron switches( www.aliexpress.com/item/33039710566.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.2bd44c4dczvj8X ) and additional a pair of Kailh switches witch some say are better than the omron. but i will only change them as soon as the omron fail :)
Had 3 razer nagas break within the warranty time. Also had a razer headset just snap in half without any reason to after that ive never bought a razer product again. Razer products may seem to be good and it probably is nice at first, until it just breaks within a year... and at the prices razer is selling their products its really sad they still getting away with it due to good marketing...
I just bought the Razer Naga Pro a few weeks ago. I absolutely love it. FYI, the charge time is amazing. If you turn off the RGB, you can get over 7 days (using the 2.4 Naga Pro dongle) on a single charge and it takes only 4 hours to recharge. It's expensive but worth it.
Nice
And I assume, you can just plug in a cable when running low on battery and not having to be interrupted?
@@dwightschrute2822 Yep. just as easy as that.
Corsair Scimitar is not cheap mouse. It's just Razer products are overpriced a lot and their quality is getting worse each year.
Idk I have the wired corsair and I'm replacing it over a click issue it's 3 years old
Neither are white for my new build :(!
Nice videolike 👍🏼 i have the deathadder v2 pro thats a very nice mouse in my opinion :)
Naga Pro was on Sale for $70 last week. Snatched it up real quick.
every razer mouse i have owned has broken is some. from scroll click to LEDs to the left click double clicking. razer has some damn good design but their products have only lasted me 2 years or less. even the orbweaver joy stick died on me and one of the plastic arms on the man o war headphones broke from where it joins the head band. the only 2 razer products i have that are still alive and kickin are a 2013 black widow ultimate keyboard and my old as dirt nostromo which i went back to after orbweaver broke. corsair may be cheaper and less "flashy" design but im def ready to give them a try.
Same, i've owned 3 razer naga trinities in the last year and a half, and they have all had issues with the left and right clicking. I'm honestly sick of wasting time on Razer support.
I've had 3 corsair scimitar pros. The first two both lasted two years. The right click eventually failed for me.
My 2014 razer keyboard started being weird first this Friday. The a button didn't work for 1-2 days and I kinda fixed it. But I guess its time to change that soon too. (Thinking about either corsair k100 or steelseries apex pro)
The Naga Pro is easily more than 2x the price of the Corsair, yet it's only rated for 20 million more clicks than the Corsair (70 vs 50). It's definitely slightly better than the corsair in terms of build quality, but it isn't that much - much of the appeal is the gimmicks (which aren't a bad thing) that the Naga has. But for the price I think you're definitely being overcharged by Razer since it only has 20 mill more clicks than the corsair, that will probably extend the life by 4 to 6 months but for the price you could get 2 of the Corsairs.
You have to consider if you're actually going to get that 50 million clicks from the Corsair before its scroll wheel/middle click craps out on you. I don't know about the Naga as I haven't used one in years, but my Corsair's scroll wheel started malfunctioning long before the left click had any issues (and apparently this is a common issue with them).
@@arstulexCommon issue with Corsair, not only Scimitar.
Razer products aren't built to last. I had 4 Nagas in ~6 years, as well as a couple of those shitty Steel Series WoW mice. My Scimitar is more than 2 years old now, and I haven't had a single problem.
Sorry to hear it, though good news about the Scimitar!
Never understood all the complaints. Only had double click issues on 2 mice after they were over 2 years old and abused. Owned so much Razer gear, never really had any issues.
How do you hold the mice? I catch myself accidentally clicking buttons. same for left and right click when i rest my fingers. I used to have a steelseries 600, and i could rest without a problem and it clicked sturdy. Im just really in doubt with this corsair one :(
@@Frozthax IDK man, I don't have that issue. Palm and fingers on top, thumb rests on the side buttons. I think the right and left click buttons are a bit sensitive, but not to the point where it's a problem (i.e. I don't often click them accidentally).
Now everyone has your serial nr for the naga pro ;)
jOKEs on them. I don't have either of these mice now
''better build quality'' -> naga pro breaks every 6 months down, either side panel fucks up and stops working well as multiple buttons stop working. Or the scroll wheel goes up when you scroll down. Had to replace it 4 times over 2 years already
I have had enough of Razer's software! I have about 4 naga trinitiy's wired and wireless and just love the design and I find the switches they use very satisfying. I only use the 12 button plate and I even moved one of the top buttons over to the side. Drilled a hole, soldered wires between the mouse switch and a cherry low profile blue switch and plopped a keycap stem on it. It's my hypershift. I use it daily for work and don't understand why more people don't use an mmo mouse for productivity. BUT, i've been putting up with this horrible software for way too long now. The thing updates almost daily, you would think they would fix the bugs by now. Not only that, everytime it asks me if I want to keep local setting or cloud settings I feel like i'm playing russion roulette. I cannot tell you how many times my long list of macros were mysteriously converted to "Sequence". And the connectivity issues. Just today, my mappings reverted to defualt. Synapse was running. The right profile was engaged. But default button mappings. I'm going to pick up a corsair after work. Thanks for your comparison. I found it very helpful. And apologies for the long rant.
me a year ago corsair fine and lovely 1 year later the wheel is dead, me now back to premium brands
I used the original Naga for years, been through two or 3 of them, loved them enough to keep replacing them with the same mouse. Minecraft will use up your limited left mouse clicks pretty quickly. I have recently picked up the Scimitar, and I have some thoughts. I find it easier to know which thumb buttons I'm pressing on the Naga, the raised lines were more obvious to me than the texture on the Scimitar's buttons. I also do miss the side press on the wheel, that was my autorun in Guild wars 2. While I do play GW2 with these, I find they really shine in Minecraft, and also in FPS games for weapon selection. With that in mind, the 6 button plate on the Naga looks like it would be excellent for FPS gaming. The fact that you can slide the thumb buttons on the Scimitar seems like a useless gimmick to me. On the Naga, Razer put them in the correct place to begin with.
I have come back to this now that I've had more time with Corsair's products. I have a bunch of them, the Scimitar mouse, a keyboard, the HS80 headset, and the silly rgb headset stand that basically does nothing, because it garbles the audio if I plug the adapter for the HS80 into it rather than straight into my pc. I like some of the hardware alright, but oh man, do I ever hate the Corsair iCUE software. It fails so frequently for me. I pretty regularly have to disconnect and reconnect my mouse or keyboard, or restart my pc, to regain full function of my devices. It's pretty infuriating. I never had these problems with Razer software.
@@maxthrust976 My naga mouse right click isn't holding steadily anymore after less than 2 years. There have been multiple complaints about this same issue from other users as well. It will be my last razer mouse.
I just disagree with one thing you said... RGB, in fact, DOES make a person a better gamer! In the U.S., the equivalent is that a mullet and a tank top make a person a better T-Top '80s Camaro driver! Same concept.
Ha
I had 2 Scimitars die on me during the past 2.5 years. One had the double click issue and then the middle click died. Second one also had its middle click die. Now im using Naga pro, hope it lasts longer...
How's it going with the Naga Pro? I've had Scimitars the past few years, 2 of them the scroll wheel stopped working. I tried a Naga Trinity in 2019 and it was double-clicking right out of the box so I bought another Scimitar and it's left clicks are not as cripsy as they used to be. I'm just waiting for double-clicks or something to stop working any day.
corsair is the winner because the textured side keys make finding them much easier so you'll get better gameplay, wireless is pretty worthless anyways since batteries eventually die and just adds weight to the mouse
6 years now, I play with a Logitech G600 and the thing just won't die.
same here lad :(, i spilt wine on mine twice, and it still hasnt broke yet. We require a wireless version with more RGB!
I broke my scroll wheel after 5 years with it by spilling water on it :(
same. I have had this like 10 years now? The only issue I have is that 1 of the thumb buttons takes more force to respond. most likely just have to replace the metal dome to it.. costs like 0.001€
You've sold me on the Naga Pro. Large hands, more sturdy feel, looks better. Love it, getting it, dock included. Lol.
Don't do it, it will break on you in less than a year.
@@Rajivrocks-Ltd. Sadly not much of a choice in mmo mice. The corsair looks hideous, the cable is stiff and sucks and it feels cheap. And apart from those 2 there's no real competitors
@@rasrandir logitech g600.
@@vivelafrance8400 not buying a laser mouse ever again. And i ideally it should be wireless
@@vivelafrance8400 As somebody who is using one of them right now, the G600 has its own problems. It's well built and sturdy, but the problem is its heavy weight and the stiffness of the side buttons. The G600 doesn't use mechanical switches for its side buttons, it uses tactile buttons which require more force to actually press down. The sniffness of the buttons and the weight of the mouse itself is not a good combo and your hand/wrist gets tired real quick because you're basically having to clench the thing to hold it in place when you press those buttons. I even opened it up and took the lead weights out but it's still pretty heavy. I'm not a fan of Razer products in general, but as somebody who has at some point owned all of the 3 main MMO mice I'd still say they make the best one of the bunch.
Original still way better, it's cheaper than both of these, and 10 times better software... After all, these 2 just try to mimic the original Logitech G600
Always used naga but this time im going corsair cus naga is really faulty,had 3 different ones under 5 years.
What if: mouse review, but make it asmr
I have a corsair scimitar pro and I love it. Previously to this mouse I used nagas for years, but the naga is just too small. It's a mouse for manlets. Scimitar gang strong. Scimitar gang big.
Scimitar has crappy switches that fails after 1-2 years of use. My second Scimitars switches started to fail 5 days after warranty ended. No more Corsair mice for me
No Logitech g600 it’s 24 bucks and better lol!
Not seen it so can't comment
G600 has bad sensor jitter when lifting etc. The right and left click also rubs against each other. And yes i own the G600, aswell at the scimitar and naga trinity.
@@Zyanide09 Hey, Im long term G600 user and Im thinking about new MMO mouse. Which one of theese 2 feels better in your opinion (build quality, handling and precision wise)?
@@VojtaSantiag0 build quality id say the Scimitar. It also feels slightly better in hand to me. But the Razer naga trinity/pro has better sensor tracking, as some of the scimitars skip every 2nd pixel, making it very jittery. Im not quite a Razer fan, but i love my naga for mmo's. If i were to pick one, it would be the Naga, because the software is alot more stable and the sensor doesnt skip pixels.
@@Lechqu it’s at best buy for 25 right now.
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Neither. G600 ftw
Razer products are junk and break within 6 months