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’ve used the Corsair scimitar, 2x Razer naga’s, and a Logitech g600 before finally deciding on the Razer Naga v2 pro (the wireless one).
The Corsair one felt cheap and plasticcy, especially with how you can move the 12 buttons forward and back, kinda a gimmick imo.
The g600 was fine but I didn’t like how it felt to use the 12 buttons, they are bigger and mushier than the Naga, and a lot closer together which didn’t agree with my thumbs. I use the space inbetween buttons to locate myself. It’s similar to my keyboard which has a space between caps lock and A which helps me locate myself.
I’ve used 2 naga, the wired and wireless versions, and recommend the wireless one. It doesn’t have backlighting but that works out good with it using a single AA battery. I get about a month before needing to replace it. As for why I’ve had 3 total, I’ve used them long enough to accidentally spill water on them so completely my fault.
I don’t like synapse that much, but I don’t like Corsair or logitechs software either so it’s kinda whatever. I just downloaded it to set dpi and assign the 12 buttons to the number keys instead of numpad keys.
I know the wireless naga has a weird looking forward-back button placement in the front left of the left click button, but I’ve found that to actually prefer that over being behind the scroll wheel. I use those buttons for push to talk.
Have the Aerox 9, works phenomenally well. I used to use the Naga series from Razer but they’ve all had some issues a year in. The Aerox I’ve had a year so far and no issues, use it daily
You actually taught me something, this mouse wheel does tilt side to side! There’s software called Steelseries GG, and I had no idea it could do it till I tried after reading your comment. Yeah, they’re customizable, I’m not certain the default does anything for me but I could probably set it in games like any other button. Maybe scrolling sideways in browser?
I've owned 3 nagas since 2009. They last quite a while for me and I use them daily. The first broke through my own error (tripped on the cord and broke the USB), the second I can't remember exactly what happened but it still lasted for several years, and I've been using the Naga Pro V2 for nearly 3 years now and never had an issue with it. I don't know if I'm just exceptionally lucky or people don't take care of their things.
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