Razer Naga V2 Pro Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse: 19+1 Programmable Buttons w/Swappable Side Plates - HyperScroll Pro Wheel - Focus 30K Optical Sensor - Mouse Switches Gen-3-300 Hr Battery

I tried other mice but I always come back to the Naga. Feels the best, buttons are perfect, lots of customization like DPI, lighting and other settings like drag and scrolling. The design is phenomenal and it just feels/sounds good to use. However it's not without flaws. - First off it is not a 300 hour battery. After about 2 days of solid gaming it's gone from 100% to 50%. It's probably closer to between 50-100 hours (depending on how much you game and your lighting settings). Still solid, but definitely a lie. - Secondly you have to use the famously bad Razer software. For years I've been plagued with that app having issues. Not starting correctly, forgetting my settings, having to restart my pc over and over to get it to work because a simple force close of the app is not good enough for some reason. When Razer Synapse 4 released it promised it would remember my settings (spoiler: it did not). Unfortunately there isn't a way around this, if you want the mouse to work the way you want to (and trust me, you do with all the neat settings they have). - Lastly, the price is insane. Around $180 for a mouse is criminal. I don't mind paying a good price for something that is flawless and that will last a lifetime. Obviously mice and controllers do not last a lifetime. They wear and tear easily after a few years and as we can see, this isn't without flaws. Even if I did last 300 hours and the Razer program worked correctly, I still don't think a mouse is worth that much. I come back to the Razer Naga because I can handle the flaws stated above and how good the mouse is beyond those flaws is worth it to me, however I don't think the majority of gamers could at this price. Not everyone is as fluent in tech and can afford to be lied to like this.

It's brilliant. I've tried a lot of mice (over a hundred different ones) and they all had flaws. The battery is too weak, the charging dock is bad, and the connector is bad. This solution is the best. The most convenient. The only drawback is that if you turn on the computer sleep mode, then you have to turn off the mouse with a switch. Otherwise, setting it to charge wakes up the computer back up. large battery - you won't be afraid if you forgot to set it to charge at night. It charges quickly. The software is an amazing solution, these are 5 modes of operation of the wheel. And they can switch automatically! That is, if you switch to the browser, it can run smoothly and without clicks. If you are logged into the game, the wheel starts working with clear clicks, which eliminates the chaos of switching weapons. Previously, I used other mice and in them this mode was either completely absent, or it was necessary to press a special button, mechanically

I stumbled acorss a youtuber (Switch and Click) that reviewed the Razer Naga V2 and I was sold on it. I have been using a standard Dell USB mouse for years. Initially, the thought of buying a mouse for over $100 may seems odd but what I didn't realize, until I got it is how much it boosted my productivity. Firstly, I'm right-handed and the mouse moulds perfectly to the shape and size of my hand. It feels perfect, the design is phenomenal. I have to admit I was a bit discourageed since the last mouse Logitech G2 I tried before this one had buttons on the left and right side (2 clickers left side and 2 clickers right side.) I don't understand how anyone could click buttons on the right side, it's extremely awkward unnatural and counter-intuitive. What makes the Razer Naga V2 Pro so great is that I can easily press all 12 of the shortcut keys with ease, no awkward movements with my hand. 12 buttons initially felt a bit intimidating but what puts the Razer Naga V2 Pro on top is the Razer software (for the mouse) is so intuitive and easy to use for assigning button shortcuts. Becasue much of what you do with a mouse is muscle memory it will take a bit and a few revisions of changing what buttons do what (at least it did for me) and changing the shortcuts for the keys before I had assigned shortcuts for all 12 keys. The great thing is I actually use all of the buttons pretty regularly and it's a huge time saver when it comes to productivity. It takes some time getting used to but I pretty much have all the muscle memory built in at this point and I know what key does what without having to think about it. If it's way too many buttons for you, they give you 3 different side panels to shoose from, and it just pops right off and connects magnetically to the left side of the mouse, it's really cool. My biggest fear about going back to a wireless mouse is the response time. My last wireless mouse, it was a Lenovo I believe and was noticably lagging and really slowed me down. The thing about the higher-end mouses like the Razer Naga V2 Pro is they come with a booster plugin and let me tell you, even at 1000 Hz the speed is so fast I can't tell the difference between a wired and wireless mouse and some mice go up to 8000 Hz speed but that's really overkill and drains the mouse battery faster. The battery on the Razer Naga V2 Pro lasts a very long time. I also ordered the Wireless Dock Pro which is compatible and it charges it wirelessly so it's always charged for me. Despite the pricetag, with the amount of time I've saved and how much it's boosted my productivity, the mouse has already paid for itself and was totally worth it. Love this mouse, highly recommended!

Olvida que este ratón es para juegos, soy contador, lo utilizo en la oficina y literalmente puedo hacer todo mi trabajo con 1 mano: uso la placa de 12 botones: cortar, pegar, copiar, suprimir, enter, formulas de excel, todas las combinaciones de teclas que quieras se pueden lograr con el software synapse, la bateria dura mucho, y tras 4 meses de uso, funciona muy bien. Si existiera una placa de 18 botones la usaría!

Very fast delivery, mouse is good

Comprei p/ trabalhar porque os botões podem ser programados pelo software da Razer e, portanto, facilita minha vida. Deixo uma observação para quem gosta de jogar (já que imagino que seja o público alvo desse mouse): fique atento ao seu peso, caso tenha interesse, acredito que seja o mais pesado que já tive.

I decided to change my old old razor naga epic for the new steelseries aerox. Liked the low weight product but what a mistake!!! The mice does weird clicking sound (sound broken) after 2 days. The erginomy is bad (catastrophe). Side buttons almost unreachable even if i have big hands (im 6"2 with proportional hands) After 2 days i was regretting so bad that I decided to get a refund and order this Razor one for 40$ extra. Back home baby. Just wow. This seems so much more solid..fits so well in hands and Synpase software is just perfect. Honnestly im never going to try something else...im sorry Razor forgive me for trying something else!! XD

Husband telling me to put the review! He has had many different mice, and this is his favorite. He spent $500 on the other one, he loves the interface, the mouse feels solid, the scroll is amazing and smooth, charges fast, long battery life. He is amazed. He was looking for a 12 button mouse, he loves this one. Truly a great purchase he is so happy. He is hard to impress he’s returned about 3 others on Amazon and Best Buy, and this one wins. Get it!!