Razer - Naga Epic

Big tossup between Razer Naga Epic and Logitech G600... currently I have a Redragon m908, but I miss having the ring finger mouse button (which I usually set to middlemouse, since pressing the mouse wheel on *any* mouse has been a pain in the arse) But yeah, I play a lot of mmo's, and love having the numpad at my thumb. Hell, it's also great for simulators (it's so good for X3 and X4...)

Aye. My Naga Epic is still going strong.

My Razer Naga Epic has been kicking for a similar time frame. I fear every day that it could be it's last.

Aye. My Naga Epic is still going strong.

My Razer Naga Epic has been kicking for a similar time frame. I fear every day that it could be it's last.

Aye. My Naga Epic is still going strong.

My Razer Naga Epic has been kicking for a similar time frame. I fear every day that it could be it's last.

The naga epic was awesome, double the features of the new trinity

G303 Shroud. I didn't know negative camber for a claw grip was the secret sauce until I got this mouse. I went from original Naga Epic to Roccat Nyth ( 2 of em) to G303 Shroud.

I've got some old razer naga with 2 buttons by the left click and 12 numpad buttons. I'm not a stroke victim, but the mouse is amazing even without fancy binds. I don't like scrolling for hotbars or reaching across the keyboard

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Played wow even before mmo mouse was a thing so I never got used to it, I bought a couple of them over the years (g600 and old naga) it just felt uncomfortable using them for skills you would press in combat, felt slow. I personally only use them for skills i would use out of combat, like buffing and eating or autorun.

Naga has always been my go to, but Razer has fucked it up over the years by adding more and more shit to it. Swappable button layouts in particular cause me endless issues where thumb buttons just stop responding until I remove and reset the module. Scroll wheel sensor is also super finicky, especially if you have pets (hair gets into a gap in the scroll wheel housing and trips the sensor so when scrolling it just jumps all over the place).

Wish I could just get a normal, corded, 12-button Naga—not this multiple sideplate (which I have to re-seat every few days because buttons stop working), heavy-as-fuck battery shit. Oh, and fix the damn scrollwheel design so that it doesn't go all wonky when a little piece of whatever slips into the wheel interior.

Corsair Scimitar fits the description if you want something different, but what are you on about the wireless stuff? Wireless mice these days use 2.4 GHZ dongles not bluetooth, the Naga Wireless can hold 100+ hours of battery life(You can also use it while it is charging), and no you won't get any connection issues or sensor lag unless your unit is defective in some way. Just upgrade to Wireless.

I went through a Naga, Scimitar, and g600. I decided go wireless and the best option I ended up going with was the naga. I was surprised how much I like it, I thought I would have liked the scimitar more, but I'm team Naga once more in my life.