Today Andy is checking out the latest mouse from Razer's Naga lineup. The Naga Pro comes with 3 hot-swappable side panels, Hyperspeed 2.4GHz wireless, and Razer's own optical switches. At £149.99 it sure ain't cheap, but how much bang do you get for your buck? read more here: bit.ly/35lshdm
00:00 video start
00:13 video introduction
01:17 so what is it?
02:20 overview and features
03:18 charging… and no dock included
03:59 design and aesthetic
06:19 comfort and grip
07:21 side panels and build quality
08:20 button feel
09:13 button soundest!
09:50 connectivity options
10:39 optical switches and Focus+ sensor
12:05 but what’s it like to use?
12:41 and a quick look at Synapse
13:50 lift off distance test
14:17 this or the Scimitar RGB Elite?
15:04 final thoughts
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TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 video start 00:13 video introduction 01:17 so what is it? 02:20 overview and features 03:18 charging… and no dock included 03:59 design and aesthetic 06:19 comfort and grip 07:21 side panels and build quality 08:20 button feel 09:13 button soundest! 09:50 connectivity options 10:39 optical switches and Focus+ sensor 12:05 but what’s it like to use? 12:41 and a quick look at Synapse 13:50 lift off distance test 14:17 this or the Scimitar RGB Elite? 15:04 final thoughts
Stop suggesting wireless for professional gaming. Those milliseconds matter and you can't have it die mid game.
@@Gid-J That's why all wireless comes with a wire to plug in for when it "really" matters, so stop whining.
i just bought it and it works great but I've previously been using another 19 button mouse for 2 years now and this one well the button on the side just feel soft and easy to press by accident
Lovely. You focused on the actual side buttons. Clear structure. Neat review. Splendid job!
This Naga was my first ever gaming mouse and I honestly love it, I use it for gaming and for work. I’m a graphic and 3D design student who uses this mouse with Photoshop, Illustrator, Blender, Houdini and Davinci resolve. The mouse works amazing and feels amazing for creative applications and removes the need for hot keys or moving around to click things all over the screen. Thought I’d share my quick thoughts for non-gamers out there :)
Hey there! I m curious I want it for similar reasons. What configuration you have the 12 side keys 6? Does it save you a lot of time?
How does it hold up after 1 year of posting your comment?
do you still have it ?
@@vanesam3058 @Mohanned @kilner79 Thought I'd chime in, I've had this mouse for about two years. It still works, and looks nearly new with daily heavy gaming use. The side grip on the 6 panel is -just- now getting worn where my thumb rests (maybe take a month or two). I almost exclusively use the 6 panel, never use the two panel, and use the mmo panel on the rare occasions I play mmos. I mostly play League (2~8+ games a day), and while the 12 buttons could absolutely be used for the game, I'm not a huge mmo buff, and find that many buttons uncomfortable which I've no doubt would be an excellent side panel regardless. As for the 6 panel besides the wear on the grip, none of the buttons have shown any issues ever. As a side note, the only issue I can even remember having with this mouse, was it used to have a cursor jump. This was fixed via firmware upgrades completely, however the fix wasn't well documented or explained. You -have- to upgrade the firmware on the USB dongle AND the mouse. You have to use the USB while plugged directly to the PC, not your charging adaptor if you were to have one, and the mouse itself must be updated over the included Razer cable. Since I got it figured out, the mouse has been my dream mouse, and if it ever broke, or failed, I'd buy the exact same mouse within the hour.
@@_Mohanned Look at upper reply.
very thororugh review! thanks a lot. I appreciate that you even included sounds of each button and an overview of the software, also important for a programmable device like this.
Just upgraded to this from the G600. I am soo happy they went back to concave buttons on the Naga. Feels good to finally go wireless on a MMO mouse. I just hope not to have double clicking issues like I always do with Razer mice, like the original Naga back in the day, which started double clicking in less than 2 years of use.
I use mmo mice for productivity at work. I fell in love with the rat mmo7 mouse with its great design and good software. It had a thumb scroll wheel, ctrl+shift keys, a profile switch button on the top of the mouse and the d-pad thumb button is far easier to use than the having 12 separate side buttons. The one thing that sucked however was the build quality.... If they could bring back this mouse with better build quality that would kill it for me (multimode with wireless would be even more killer).
I just tested the longevity of this mouse when using the Naga 2.4 wireless connection. It took me a whole week using the mouse (no RGB) around 16 hrs a day to run the mouse down to 5% where went into low power mode and seemed to stop using power altogether, lol.
I use the 12 button layout for 3D modeling in Maya. Have a bunch of shortcuts mapped to each button
Ayyy, another 3D artist! I got this mouse and use the 12 button layout as well.
@@IyeViking it’s so helpful and speeds things up a lot! I have face, edge, and vertex mode all assigned to different buttons and some other shortcuts as well with some custom scripts
Are you still using it? I'm looking at this mouse for my workstation and Blender/AE, mapping all those buttons with shortcuts is an appealing feature 🖤
@@alessandrocernuzzi yup! Still using it! I work with 3D models much more efficiently when I use the buttons for modeling shortcuts
@@AgWhatsUp Nice! Thank you for the reply!
Thanks Andy! Keep those videos coming!
just picked one up to use in more casual games for some extra hand support... currently using the mmo pad in squad to manage squad to squad comms while im an SL... not a huge mmo gamer but for my use those buttons are working great
The 6 button side panel has a lot of missed potential for me. For starters I wish they would have textured the face of each button to be a bit more grippy rather than the flat smooth plastic they went with. My other complaint is the buttons are like thin lines, very small/a bit awkward to press due to their thin shape. I recognize the need to taper the buttons so there are vertical and horizontal gaps for the user to feel which button is which, but this could’ve been achieved with a smaller taper that left larger button in the end. As it is the pressable part of each button is just too darn tiny for me but they didn’t have to be. For me, I think I’d almost rather have 4 bigger buttons than 6 smaller ones, I just think that 6 button side panel though great in some ways needs another iteration/revision to get it right. I’d also second your comment about shifting the buttons forward a little bit - don’t get me wrong it’s easier for me to move my thumb back VS forward but I just found my big hand sits far forward on the mouse so it might help somewhat to shift them forward slightly.
I used to LOVE the naga, and was one of my favorite mice. I had a couple of buttons kick the bucket after 5 years of use and decided to give the naga chroma a try... and boy was I disappointed with the quality. the thing ended up having sensor issues and buttons failing after less than 2 years. I tried everything too, thinking it needed a cleaning or software updates, but nope. Swapped to the roccat nyth, and its been my go to ever since. But since mmo mice arent made much anymore, I figured I'd take a look at what razer has been up to these days. This mouse looks pretty fuckin solid! The trinity seemed like a waste of money, but this one might be worth the go for me. Thanks for the video!
12:40 one thing on Synapse 3, you can add Macros, which are very powerful and significantly increase the capability of the mouse (it is now one of the add-ins in Synapse 3).
Great review Andy 👍😁 excellent looking mouse, but the price.....🧐DAMN!
God it's lovely to k Just find nice, thorough, and unbiased reviews straight away
But the price though...
This was an extremely well made video and very helpful. After reading the Rtings review and watching this video, I've decided to splurge and give it a try despite some comments of people having some quality assurance issues. Coming from two G600 mice which were heavy and wired, this seems like the perfect mouse since I play ESO, but also want to give Red Dead Redemption II a try and eventually Cyberpunk when I finish Red Dead. By then that game should be more than good enough to give it a go :-). Thanks for the review!
I followed the same path you did. I started with the first Naga in 2009 and when it died I bought the Trinity. I liked the first Naga more than the Trinity, it was much more durable and way smaller which is a plus for me since I have quite small hands. The Trinity died after only 2 years and by that time I had some bad experiences with different Razer products so I bought the Corsair Scimitar Elite RGB. I liked the way it looked but the paint came off the side buttons after a few weeks of use and last week it started double clicking. Luckily it was still under warranty and since they were not able to repair it I got my money back. Today I ordered the Naga Pro. I agree with you that the dock should have been included for this high price but it’s something that Razer’s been doing for the last years it seems. With my first Blackwidow keyboard I got a nice, soft leather look armrest, last year I bought the Blackwidow v3 and it came with a cheap, hard plastic armrest.
How's the mouse? Is it still working good?
One of the buttons on my Razer Naga Epic Chroma has become dodgy. I've learnt they've discontinued my mouse. This Naga Pro looks exactly the same. I loved the Naga Epic Chroma. Looking forward to many more years of MMO gaming with this bad boy :)
Would love to get this mouse. Afraid of the double click issues tho, a year ago I got the G502 wireless, had to put it away coz of the"double click static issue"
Just got this new for $89 USD. Usb C missing stings, but being able to use 2.4 is great. Feels pretty nice and being able to swap sides is great.
What a complete and usefull review thanks a lot dearly!
I've had this mouse for a while its pretty legit. Have had tons of mice from MX510-(g400's, 2019MX518) Corsair mice including scimitar - SS mice - Mionix 7000 - and of course Deathadders and the original Naga (which i loved until it double clicked). So the triple side choices are really amazing options for this. I've been using the 2 button side for FPS since i got it and i love the thing you get all the naga original feel with 2 buttons and better gripping areas. The wireless feels like a corded 1000hz but free as it should be i cant find any faults where it felt like i clicked and nothing happened in proper order. Glides well with the nice Teflon feet. Charging is fast on the base or plugged in it can charge in like 1 or so hr's too 100% from low %. The best part for this is going to be switching between games and side plates because your aim is going to feel the same everything is going to feel the same just the side buttons changing i like it.
Hi, does the micro-USB bother you in any way?
@@Alixdkari I have the viper ultimate, it's perfectly fine you don't have any issues it's just a nit pick, usb-c would be nicer but it doesn't matter for this purpose really.
@@juliancraft4503 I am curious what the go to tech reviewer nit pick will be when everything has USB-c and doesn't show fingerprints lol.
would be nice to see hand on mouse touching all buttons on all 3 panels so we see how easy/hard are some buttons to reach (and ofc provide distances of your own hand vs the 3 panels).
I'm looking into potentially buying an MMO mouse and I already have a Viper Ultimate with the dock, so this kind of feels like a no-brainer. Even better, when the battery of one mouse dies I can just grab the other charged one off the dock and never have a dead battery again because I forgot to charge it. Sure this is not the main appeal of the mouse but damn if that's not a positive for me xD
Just bought my Naga pro. Last time I bought a Naga was the Hex and I really liked it but this New Naga Pro is pure love. Its amazing.
I have an hex! Did you think the new 6 button layout is better than the round one we had?
Great Reviews man!
Hey! I’m used to Logitech g703 but I’m thinking about getting this mouse because of its versatility. Is it too different from the g703? You said it’s too heavy, but I’ve never really been into ultralight mice
Great review super detail
LOL WOW i have had 3 naga mice using the wired trinity still looking at upgrading to wireless AND I NEVER REALIZED THE SCROLL WHEEL SIDE CLICKED... LOL OMG... oh btw great review man, you covered every aspect of a gamer for the mouse. keep it up!
had my razer naga for like 3 years an didnt realize this either
I loved using my 3 naga's but build quaility and the software they use just made me look elswhere, now i use the Logitech mmo mouse, and have been so for 2 years with no issues.
It's ironic you complain about Razer's software and proceeded to use Logitech. Razer Synapse 3.0, (though I do agree Synapse 2.0 was rather bad at the time too.) is Miles ahead of anything that Logitiech G Hub offers. Its the most abysmal piece of software I have come across. If I have to change anything I still use their old "Gaming" software. EDIT: I own A Logitech G502 Prometheus Spectrum and a G6 Orion, I also own the Logitech C922 I play games using my Razer Orbweaver which I recently replaced with the Razer Tartarus Pro.
your 3 naga's what?
I love G600 quality and price but I absolutely despise the G button. If they never had this button I'd be their customer forever.
I have a few of original Naga and some Molten special editions. I have tried other mice and I don't like. The shape of the Naga is the most comfortable design of any mouse I have ever used. I might have to give this a try or the Naga X. I tired out a newer one they made a few years ago, but didn't like it as much as the original / molten edition
What camera are you using to record this video?
Hows does it fels compared to Taipan, ive had it for many years but could use more keys
I'm planning to get this for the high DPI and 12 button binding for Overwatch.
Is there a third mouse button on the right like on the Logitech G600? i cant tell. The guide says that with the MMO guard on, there should be 20 butons in total. 12 on the side + 2 main + 3 on wheel + 2 on top = 19 ?
How is the durability on the scroll wheel? I do 3D art stuff besides gaming, and I use the scroll wheel button a lot. I've got through 3 Scimitar Elites because the scroll wheel just can't take being pushed in so much.
Started with the OG Naga--left click prob. Used it for nearly 2 years. Switched to Naga Molten--right click prob. Used it for roughly 3 years. Switch to Naga 2014--right click prob. Used it for over 6 years. Will get the Naga Pro in a few days. I'm so used to the feeling of the Naga mice so using others feels incredibly weird!!
Same situation bro, almost to a T. Just ordered my naga pro after watching this video. It looks like it will be perfect for me. I just hope they've improved the clicking issues. I've gone through probably 10 nagas due to clicking issues.. but no other mouse feels right. Logitech G600 is the closest for me but it's just not as comfortable as the naga.
@@MadiDoll How is the mouse holding up for you?
@@radlink14 had no issues with it so far very glad I bought it
I love this mouse though no lie over the Scimtar as well. Never liked Corsair the feel they have its built for one type of hand i feel like. My opinion. your review was spot on though
this will be my first MMO mouse since scimitar is out of stock at every in my place currently
so i can add my daw short cuts to those number thumb keys? that will help so much
Does the side panel randomly disconnect like the trinity? Or does it seem to be seated better?
i use the razer basilisk ultimate, and i feel its a little too small for me width wise, would you say this is better for someone with bigger hands? i often find the tip of my ring and pinky finger rubbing against my mousepad
Can you review the steelseries aerox 9 mmo mouse?
No you're not asking too much. The Razer Naga Epic Chroma which I bought in 2018 included a charging dock that was far better, both in terms of charging speed and grip. The 2018 Naga is equally as good in every way, excepting the ability to change the side-keypad.
I went from razor to the scrimitar as well but back to razor because the click buttons on the corsair wear out. The switch puts a crater in the plastic then the left click stops working
left click looks spongy. i will stick with my g9 still kicking 13 years on. I am pleased to see internal memory profiles and middle wheel left right buttons just like my g9
Can i use the dongle directly into a usb hub and not use the adapter? this is a concern for me if i consider buying it.
I dunno if it's different in Aus, but it also doesn't come with the wireless adapter either :( sold separately and I think only sold by Razer directly, and of course it's $$$. It also says it's not compatible with the Naga Pro?
Do the buttons on the side light up?
if using on bluetooth, how do you wake up the mouse. mine just flashes blue because it enters hybernation mode. is there a way to turn off hybernation mode???
This is the KING of MICE !
Big Naga fan ever since it's first release, never used any other since then, shitty quality but once u go Naga you can't go back, that scroll side click is a godsend and synapse 3 customization is out of this world. Managed to snag the Naga Pro for 80 bucks on clearance in preparation for the Naga pro v2 release which is an incremental upgrade by the looks of it so far.
the real question is "Does the mouse-wheel click still get stuck after about a years use due to dirt build up?" usually resulting in learning how to take to mouse apart to use the straw/lubricant technique to remove the dirt so it works again. i used the Naga epic for about 5 years now and struggle to find a mouse close to it and i see this as the closest one.
stop eating junk food at your pc
@@deejudanne460 , no... thats just a lot of dried skin man! 🤭
Oh how I missed Razer products.... 4 days it took before my side panel buttons 4 and 7 started being 50/50 to register a press.
do you feel the scroll wheel is kinda wobbly? Because mine is
Jesus the intro was like a movie
Ok Naga ‘14 users who upgraded Is it the same? I’ve used this thing for 7+ years…. Will I be happy with the pro?
Does this mouse support Linux? Do the other switch panels light up that is the two and 6 button. Can it be used wired?
how to you set the mouse to never go to sleep mode?
How is this compared to the naga epic chroma. I've had my chroma for 7 years (This May) now, however the scroll hasn't worked properly for about 2/3 years. Does anyone know if this one suffers the same issue ?.
I had a 1st gen Razer Naga, I loved it, but i hated the quality, only lasted 7months before starting having doubleclick issues. I'm willing to give it another try on this model that supose to have optical switches that dont have doubleclick
charger should have definitely come with the mouse. I will end up spending $200 for all of it, $160 for the mouse and $40 for the charger. This will be my 3rd Naga. My previous 2 lasted about 5-6 years each. This one is very impressive but you do pay for it. If you are a committed gamer it is definitely worth it. If this lasts as long as my previous 2 Nagas it will be well worth it. WoW time baby! =)
It's 90 on Amazon now :)
Can this mouse be used for softwares other than videogames?
I crave for this mouse and honestly I've been a lowkey fan of Naga since 2009 but never needed 12 buttons before. But I won't buy it unless they switch to USB-C
Don't be an idiot. The USB type doesn't matter to you at all
What does usb type matter to you? There is not much data going between so it shouldn't matter?
I'd buy if they did something similar with their DeathAdder, I just like that mouse more.
They did, it's the deathadder v2 pro
I have the deathadder elite and I actually just bought the naga pro off Amazon. The deathadder served me well but I’ve been playing MOBAs and MMOs recently and I’ve been eyeing an MMO mouse for a while. My question is why do you prefer the deathadder? Do you not like a heavier mouse or maybe it’s the size? Just curious.
@@MysticYT925 I just got used to it and it fits perfectly my hand. It's very comfortable for me and it would feel weird to switch mouse shapes after so many years already.
I just bought one and both left and right click have a very small wobble.. is this normal?
Awesome review. But I disgree one one point: For gaming, yes this is a the best mmo gaming mouse. However, for productivity, I haven't found amy other MMO mouse that beats the G600.
Why would you say that out of curiosity? Looking for a mouse that's good for both productivity, browsing, etc because and for gaming (rpgs/fps/indie games) and I had my eye on the g604 instead of this, but the extra buttons here are tempting
no one cares go to bed
@@PantsaBear I had the g602, returned and went back to my naga 2014. The extra buttons are really nice esp in games where you use them all. g600 might be my next mouse considering my middle click and double scrolling is iffy on my naga 2014. Of course I would rather have the naga pro, but that price tag is a bit much.
@@brianv3ntura fair. I wound up going with a non mmo mouse, the logi g903, and absolutely love it for my needs
Is that really its fastest latency?
You've just educated me that you could push the scroll wheel to the left and right as buttons on Razer mise and I cant thank you enough
Dang that thing was a thing on other mice too 😅
I wish Steelseries would do this kind of update to the Rival 500
Never seen this before, gonna keep my eye out for a wireless version if it ever gets that update, just don't let me get started on the halfway working keyboard i bought from them...... lol !
Steelseries don't have their head in the game any more. They are so slow at adopting new trends, they rarely ever do any good updates, they always just come in year late with some lukewarm new mouse, that's too heavy, has too many design oddities and crammed full of their shitty gimmicks.
Many thanks man
I own the Trinity, but got a Pro today due to the sale and needing a good mmo mouse for my modded Skyrim setup lol.
I had the Naga Epic Chroma for YEARS and it finally died. I'm having a hard time with other mice because i'm so used to this one. Would the Pro fit in my hand the same way as the Epic Chroma?
Have the same issue now, did you get the pro? How is it compared to the Epic Chroma?
Does it work with PS5? wireless/wired mode
I'm still on the razer naga epic elite from 2009. Suddenly the lights stopped working when I swapped USB ports. It's probably a software thing but Razer doesn't really support it now :( Still a fine mouse but I was thinking or getting another because more often than not the buttons get in the way, there's few games I use them in now, until the next big mmo. I would looking at the 502 but the style doesn't look very comfortable, weird when Logitech had ergonomics down pat years ago but seems to not care on the flag ships. Then I saw this mouse, best of both worlds, I was always going to pull my Naga out for an MMO but now I can swap a panel, I love it, I think I'll buy one. Edit: micro USB c'mon!! what year is this again? Edit2: What ugly designed dock is not included? Edit3: Ok I'll still buy it and a dock!
Naga Pro fun fact. Add Naga Trinity 7 key and you get its RGB.
been vaping on a odin DNA250c for a couple years so i find it hysterically hilarious when people refers this mouse as heavy, considering the mod i use weights like 400g with batteries
Usually abhor buying razer due to needing yearly Naga replacements a few years back, but I'm tired of double clicking after a year of using a mouse and I need the buttons so I'm giving them another chance (least until Logitech or redragon goes optical).
I find the side buttons so damn sensitive, I wish I could have my naga molten back working again 😕
HAS anyone use this mouse on diablo 4 debating getting this , my amazon war machine mouse receiver pooped out.
its weird that the circle existed to begin with when mobas like LOL and dota have a 6 button layout for items as on the new layout...
The 7th button on my Trinity is the only one thats different from the rest but its still really annoying haha
If only there was a lightweight version of this mouse.
Why would you need a lightweight mmo mouse 😂
@@samgoff5289 cuz it would be the best fps mouse with cool shape
@@samgoff5289 cuz some people used to use naga for moba games like league. but due to the competitiveness of that game, had to switch to a lighter mouse.
Sort of is now, with the Naga X
this mice is the best one out today, god tier.
Yeah, I loved my Razer Naga 2014 as well. Until it started giving me problems where it wasn't detecting the movement of the mouse. It turned out to be a common issue for the Naga and in most cases it was related to the Razer Synapse. The mouse started giving me these problems like 1 month after buying it. I returned it, they gave me a new one. One week later it started giving me the same issue. Then I got pissed off as I tried installing/reinstalling the Synapse software so many times. Unplugging the mouse while the software is installed, plugging it while it is installing... so many suggestions and nothing worked. I gave up like a month after and got myself a Logitech G502 and it is still going strong without any issues. My love for Razer ended with their Synapse software. Before that and still, my all time favorite mouse is the Razer Diamondback 3G from 2007. I used that mouse up until 2015 when I got the Naga. I've never had issues with the Diamondback 3G and it was an amazing mouse but in the end, father time had his last words on it and it stopped working. This Naga right now, as well as the Blackshark V2 headset seem to be amazing, but I am so skeptical about that stupid Synapse software that I doubt, I am going to buy a Razer product in the near future.
no one asked you for your life story. go to bed son.
this happened to me the day i got the naga pro mouse. I had to update the firmware, drivers, and the software since i used to own an old 2014 naga. While doing that i was prompted to unplug the mouse, plug in the mouse like you described, while it was a bit laggy it only took about 5 minutes to finish before everything started working again. Works perfect for me now no issues. As for my 2014 one i never had 1 issue until 7 years after owning it the scroll wheel was not being as precise but thats probably to be expected after 7 years of use
I personally dont use synapse. I'll do any keybinds in the program, and do lighting using signalRGB so that I don't have to have 3 different lighting programs for all my peripherals lol.
I've been using a naga molten edition for along long time . I wanted to upgrade to a wireless naga option with 12 buttons however since I've used that smaller mouse i don't know if it'll be good for me. Any advice?
does it lag when switching app profiles, like the Razer Naga Trinity did? It drove me up the fucking wall.
It looks like that you can not save the light profile on internal memory.. Synapse is awful and it must be running in the background if you dont wat the light to cycle..
The 12 button layout needs improvement. They're way too slippery and really close together.
Whilst the hardware can be okay the driver software most certainly is not. It's for this reason I stick with my trusty Logitech G600 which, in my use, needs no driver software whatsoever! (12 thumb buttons default to the keyboard numpad).
yeh but if u do ever want to rebind them, the logitech G-Hub and LGS are far worse than razers, personally having used both.
I just want an mmo mouse with the shape of the logitech g pro without the stupid right side for the grip, this make all the mmo mouse imposible to use if you dont have palm grip and medium to large hands. Try to use one of this mouse with small hands and claw grip...
I hate the ugly layout of the 6 button side panel. I love the layout of the 7 button wheel side panel will I be able to put the 7 button wheel side panel on the pro?
Did you ever find out?
@@Jinny-Wa its wasn't interchangeable unfortunately
I recently bought a razer naga pro, the battery keeps me about 15h under 50% light, is that normal?
Only 15h? I have one and the battery life lasts me about 2 weeks and I use my pc every day I don’t think that’s normal
How bout a side plate with 9 buttons, now there's an idea!!! Then there wouldn't be a 4th rear row to get confused about! It would then truly cater to EVERY genre ;)
I've had every single Naga since the very first release. It leaves a bad taste in the mouth considering the Naga epic came with the dock included. I understand things get more expensive over the years, but gouging customers for accessories like a charging dock reminds me of the most recent debacle of Apple not including a charging brick in the box. These stunts erode customer trust and considering this product isn't hard to replicate, Razer should be more careful how they extract cash from a loyal customer base. I'll buy the mouse and I'll reluctantly buy the dock, compared to the last release which I pretty much threw money at Razer for. Subsequent releases may be met with less and less goodwill however and we will see how far they go with this.
Has anyone who owns one had any problems with it not sitting flat on your desk / mouse mat? The Naga Pro I bought behaves like one of the PTFE feet is out of alignment: It has a slight wiggle movement towards the front left and you I hear & feel the corner tapping against the mouse mat when I'm using it.
is your desk flat?
I noticed the same issue. Then the mouse broke after five days of use. :D
The only reason I could see them using micro USB is the narrow form factor that's it.
I'm sure i am gonna have to buy this and review it for myself to get an answer, but if you are actually using this, can you please do a follow up on reliability? I have a Naga Epic Chroma and its a mess of a mouse. Its unreliable and buggy causing the cursor to jump all over my screen after about an hour of use. And now its dead(probably the battery). Even before it died i had reverted back to my far far superior Logitech MX Master(2015). And its till going strong. After some months (possibly) of using this mouse, has it become an unbearable mess like the Naga Epic Chroma(which there are a few of "Fix this problem with your naga" videos on youtube)? Has there been any glitch's, or things of concern? Did you buy this yourself or did you get send a golden sample form Razer? All those features are great, but only if they last. I'm using a 6 year old mouse that lasts for weeks (maybe even months) still on a single charge while my Naga is dead. If Logitech ever made anything similar(but only the 12 buttons) i would gladly pay the asking price (unless its like $200, then i'd wait for a good sale, my mamma didn't raise no fool!).
If you're used to the tilt-wheel buttons...
No adjustable side like the OG naga?
Sadly no, and the top isn't rubberised either. :'c
Was there ever? Thought that only the scimitar had that.
@@vynlann9665 The original naga you could swap out the right side make it wider
@@vynlann9665 i.imgur.com/k3UwXuh.jpg This was the first Wireless Naga, back from 2010. I still have mine. Compared to the new Naga Pro, 2020, it doesn't have a rubber top, the right side is 'Panel 2' which cannot be changed, and both sides of the mouse have a rubber texture depending on your thumb side panel. The new version has the tri-click scroll wheel, and a new and improved laser three generations ahead as well as recessed buttons on the top, to stop accidental clicks. You can find more info here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razer_Naga
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