Naga V2 HyperSpeed

As much as I dislike Razer, the Naga V2 Hyperspeed has been an acceptable G600 replacement. Doesn't have a ring finger button, but the two additional buttons next to the index finger more than make up for it. Also much better switches on the thumb cluster, geared/gearless scroll switch, and I found myself liking wireless more than wired at this point. Just have a spare battery nearby for a quick swap when needed, and it takes NiMH rechargeables.

I don't remember how long it took me to get used to using a 12 button side panel on mice, as I think I started with the G600 over a decade ago. It was definitely more intuitive to learn than a keyboard based layout, as I could arrange all my class and utility skills on the mouse in a straight sequence that made more mental sense rather than them being scattered over the keyboard. But one thing is for sure - once I got used to it, I couldn't really play well without such a mouse feature anymore. For all my dislike of razer, I do like their naga v2 hyperspeed, and that's what I'm using now. Though be aware that (like most mice) they have a problem with switches eventually failing, especially middle click, and replacement costs are more than compared to a generic mouse, unless you know how to solder.

I really disliked the Razer Naga V2 Pro and the Razer Naga Trinity because the replaceable side-panel buttons feel bad. They don't feel like a Razer Naga or Razer Naga X. The Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed FEELS like a wireless (and all around better) Razer Naga X. The lockable/unlockable scroll wheel and side scrolling by tipping the scroll wheel are nice modern additions. This mouse is my new daily driver. The buttons on the Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed are quick clicks that feel more like left or right clicking than pressing a normal side button. You can easily hold two of these buttons at once. Remap them to anything. Only full support on Windows unfortunately, but you can remap using Windows and use most features on other machines. I'm on mac now.

I really disliked the Razer Naga V2 Pro and the Razer Naga Trinity because the replaceable side-panel buttons feel bad. They don't feel like a Razer Naga or Razer Naga X. The Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed FEELS like a wireless (and all around better) Razer Naga X. The lockable/unlockable scroll wheel and side scrolling by tipping the scroll wheel are nice modern additions. This mouse is my new daily driver. The buttons on the Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed are quick clicks that feel more like left or right clicking than pressing a normal side button. You can easily hold two of these buttons at once. Remap them to anything. Only full support on Windows unfortunately, but you can remap using Windows and use most features on other machines. I'm on mac now.

I have the Naga V2 Hyperspeed and I love it. I use my pinky for ctrl and shift, my thumb for alt and space, and my mouse does all the actual number pressing. So a typical button press for me looks like (Left hand->) Shift + 7 (<-Right hand) However I do think this setup only works well because FF's gcd is so long. But it is petty intuitive for me and I don't really have to think about it.

Naga v2 hyperspeed or pro imo just get the hyperspeed

I have the original wireless Basilisk and I have used it just about every day for my job and for gaming for the last three years. I have taken it with me to multiple different states and job sites loose in my backpack, dropped it more times than I can count, accidentally spilled water on it, and it still works like new. It has outlasted my Naga V2 Hyperspeed, which has developed scrolling issues after a year of use, so I definitely stand by the Basilisk for something affordable and reliable.

I like the naga that have mechanical sidekeys. Can't remember the first one I bought but it lasted for 5+ years. Currently have the V2 hyperspeed and love it. Had a few g600 but after using the naga the sidekeys are just too mushy for me. My hands are not very big, so I think that tracks too at least.

Action camera is generally not worth it for any build with aoes you have to ground target. MMO mice are absolutely worth it, I use a razer Naga v2 hyperspeed and before that a Logitech g600, and I have f1-5 bound as Q, E, R, F and scroll wheel click. The skill check to see if you need a mmo mouse or not is if you are unable to do your full skill rotation while dodging aoe hell in fractals. I don't know what a mmo keyboard is, can you elaborate?