Razer - Naga X

I have used the MMO mouse (Naga X) for 5 years without a single gripe or issue. I think the software used for that is very simple and good. I’ve heard their headsets are decent, I have no experience. I also have one of their keyboards (Black Widow Elite) but haven’t used it in a couple of years. It was solid though. I do have their speaker, Leviathan V2 X. The speaker lags a little bit, so don’t use it for competitive FPS. But for those, you should be using a headset anyway. I am not hugely into their stuff because I don’t care about RBG, but when I have bought it, my expectations have been met.

Razer Naga x. Always thought that razer stuff was no good and you just paid the brand... Had to eat my words, using both keyboard and mouse from them since 2021 and really happy.

1. Naga X. By far the best MMO mouse on the market if you are looking for something more lightweight and with a more modern sensor. 2. People are doing ultimates on controllers. MMO mice are clearly not necessary. 3. Yes, it makes playing the game way easier, because I can use all my skills without ever letting go of WASD.

So my mouse (Razer Naga X) is dying after about 3-4 years of using it. I intended to buy it again, but to my surprise, it's not being sold anymore. I really like MMO mice and I actively use at least 6-8 of the side buttons. As far as I know, the only worthwhile models on the market are: 1. Corsair Scimitar (had it twice, both times broke in under 6 months, don't want to ever buy it again) 2. Steelseries Aerox (looks quite cheap, small and a bother to clean, not a big fan of these super light ones) 3. Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed (only wireless without the possibility of using a cable, which I hate) Are there any other options that are still sold today? I am desperate.

I went through a lot of them and in the end the default wired (and cheapest) Naga X is the best and lasts the longest so far. I think it's because the side plates arent removable, so the whole mouse holds together better. I had Trinity and Pro before and both had issues after a year and were unusable after 2. This Naga X is coming at year 4 and everything works as the day I bought it. If I had deep pockets and wanted a little more alternative button grid like you, I would go for Corsair Darkstar. Looks pretty dope, but I prefer full 12 button rectangle button grid. Plus the Darkstar is like the most expensive gaming mouse I ever saw lol.

Mouse is a personal preference. Check out r/MouseReview and do your research. For example I used Razer Naga for mmorpgs for ages, but I strated playing FPS with my Wooting and wanted a more FPS friendly gaming mouse ... I quickly realised that the most popular ones are ABSOLUTELY TINY. I don't even have giant hands, I have 19,5-10,5 hands. For example I bought the VXE R1 PRO which is one of the more popular ones thanks to the price and quality, but I had to send it back, because I couldnt even reach the side buttons with how small it was. Did some more research, at least I had a reference point to look through elo shapes here: [https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database) , so I just went through all mice with a reference for that VXE and Naga. Now I knew what I wanted: Mice as big as the Razer Naga, but lighter and with a hump in the back. I sorted them by size and ended up at Pulsar X3 that came out at the end of the year and I couldn't be happier. That was my journey of finding perfect mouse. I still use my Naga for mmorpgs and I switch to the Pulsar for every other game.

I use both. Just took a long time to find one with a similar shape as razer naga.

i’ve had that happen with my old mice (razer naga x) and so i just switched to the op1 8k and i’ve been enjoying it so far (i miss the 12 side buttons though)

Razer Naga. I have 2 of them. The original version that I replaced after 10 years with the Razer Naga X. I've had great success with them, so I will continue to use them. My brother tried the Corsair Semitar and hated it. He's currently using some Red Dragon, and he loves it. I'm tempted to buy one to try it out purely due to the price.

Looks nice. Wonder how it feels compared to my Razer Naga X. I've been a Naga fan since my first one back in 2009.

My younger brother rocks the reddragon mmo mouse and keyboard. He loves them. He even bought two of the mice, one for his desktop and one for his laptop. As I said, I use the Razer Naga X currently, which I believe I bought back in 2020ish? Before that, I had the original Naga from back in 2009. The original still works outside the scroll wheel. So I've been lucky with my longevity of the Nagas.

Razer Naga is the best. I've used like 10 different MMO mice and the Razer Naga is just the best one. Brands MMO mouse I have used had terrible software problems. Although the Naga isn't totally perfect either. But its the best imo. Edit: Logitech G600 was trash. Kept having weird mouse issues where the mouse would bounce around. Happened with 2 different ones years apart. Honestly the worst MMO mouse I used. Also the ergonomics on it were the worst as well. Razer Naga Molten was good but the mouse button wore out within 6 months and I needed to open it up and hot glue the clicker to keep it working. Roccat Nyth was good and probably the longest lasting mouse I had. It started falling apart the mouse of any mouse I owned and was by far the most fragile feeling. Contradictory but thats how it was. Corsairs MMO mouse sucked ass. Kept having weird software problems. Razer Naga X wired so far is the best MMO mouse I've used. Had it 2 years now about and the biggest problem I have had was this weird problem where scrolling up/down would bounce around weirdly. But blowing air into it would fix it. It hasn't had that problem for a really long time though now. I've used more but I cant remember them off the top of my head. I used to have a literal pile of them in a box somewhere but I threw it away a few months ago. TL;DR though the MMO mouse scene is a bunch of garbage but the Razer Naga X is the least Garbage one I have used.

Razer Naga is the best. I've used like 10 different MMO mice and the Razer Naga is just the best one. Brands MMO mouse I have used had terrible software problems. Although the Naga isn't totally perfect either. But its the best imo. Edit: Logitech G600 was trash. Kept having weird mouse issues where the mouse would bounce around. Happened with 2 different ones years apart. Honestly the worst MMO mouse I used. Also the ergonomics on it were the worst as well. Razer Naga Molten was good but the mouse button wore out within 6 months and I needed to open it up and hot glue the clicker to keep it working. Roccat Nyth was good and probably the longest lasting mouse I had. It started falling apart the mouse of any mouse I owned and was by far the most fragile feeling. Contradictory but thats how it was. Corsairs MMO mouse sucked ass. Kept having weird software problems. Razer Naga X wired so far is the best MMO mouse I've used. Had it 2 years now about and the biggest problem I have had was this weird problem where scrolling up/down would bounce around weirdly. But blowing air into it would fix it. It hasn't had that problem for a really long time though now. I've used more but I cant remember them off the top of my head. I used to have a literal pile of them in a box somewhere but I threw it away a few months ago. TL;DR though the MMO mouse scene is a bunch of garbage but the Razer Naga X is the least Garbage one I have used.

The best I ever had was the old Razer Naga molten edition or whatever - lasted several years until it started doubleclicking. I've since had two G600s, which are no longer available. These started doubleclicking. I've had two Razer Naga X's. The scroll wheels on these wound up skipping (scroll up, it goes down, scroll down, it goes up, back and forth) in just under two years each. I'm currently using a Razer Naga v2 Pro and I hate Synapse; it's buggy and unintuitive. I saved profiles to it but it took an act of black magic for them to actually work without Synapse being open; I had to save them, close Synapse entirely, then power off the mouse entirely for like 30 seconds before turning it back on in wired mode and it finally worked. Suffice it to say, I don't recommend it. I guess the positives are that it's wireless (though if you want to charge it wirelessly you'll have to buy their $70 charging dock) and the replaceable plates which... aren't that great? The six button configuration is two lines of buttons rather than the old seven button plate's circular config, so I imagine most people would default the max button plate. I would love a simple wired MMO mouse with optical switches and a good mouse wheel encoder. And if I'm really wishing for the perfect mouse, about nine side buttons which are slightly larger than the default 12 configuration would be great. Really, I just want one that will last another 7-8~ years. As it stands, I don't really have a suggestion.

Naga x all the way. My favorite mouse ever 12 buttons

if it mouse yes, their mouse gimmick is good (software) but the quality is bad. for example, redragon mmo mouse vs razer naga x mouse. both are 12 key, yet the redragon saved the macro and light setting onboard, meanwhile razer more expensive and only saved the macro and light setting on software

I have mice with 12 side buttons like the Logitech G600 or Razer Naga X (both discontinued IIRC) so I can do a bunch of things quicker when using my PC. In games, they're just control groups; my convention for RTS are production buildings, raiding buildings, and an extra group for random units or 2nd army in team games. If I were more of a gamer, I'd opt for a lighter mouse. With lighter mice you can accelerate and decelerate the mouse cleanly and micro better, but would lose out on late game control without two handed control groups.

I tried the naga x for bit before moving back to the G600. The G600 is leaps and bounds better based on button placement/shape, onboard memory profiles, and not needing to download terrible Razer’s bloatware software. Logitech software isn’t all that great, but I’d rather install that temporarily while setting up the onboard profiles than ever again install something from Razer.

If you can still find one, the Razer Naga X. It's the wired budget version of the Razer Naga wireless that comes with switchable side panel. Mine is going strong for 4 years now. It replaced my old Razer Naga 2014. MMO mouse are niche now with very limited option. If you don't want to go with Razer. There's Logitech G600 but it's very old model with a weaker censor. The SteelSeries Aerox 9 which is a bit more reasonable in price. And the Corsair Scimitar which I don't like because unlike Razer and Logitech it doesn't have onboard memory and needs the Corsair program to be running. (Unless they changed that?) And it's also the heaviest MMO mouse I've tried. Redragon Perdition is a very budget friendly model. But I didn't like how cheap it felt. And I one I owned, the plastic had a very noxious smell. Plus the material was flaking everywhere.

Oh. I got used to Naga X and if/when it breaks I am hoping I'd be able to buy it again. Good to know I still can.

i use the razer naga x comming from a logitech g600. the naga x weights 85g that is light for a mmo mouse, has a cable though, i dont mind it one bit. Quality is dodgy, one unit had faulty scroll weel, the other just didnt function any more at all. but great shape. my g600 lasted me 9 years.

Was the goat for me for 9 years. Sadly by then i could not buy a new one. Settled for the razer naga x, way lighter, better form, optical switches. sadly razer produces short lived products and i am on my second now (one in reserve). for shooters i have a incott g23 pro now that is basically a cheaper, better build gprox.

The Razer Naga line is MASSIVELY under-appreciated. I'm on my third variant of the Naga. First was a red Naga Hex V1, second was a Hex V2, and current is a Naga X. All three still work, even the Hex V1, which I've had for around 14 years. Super comfortable, and really durable.

most of the people that have tried my mouse have complained about how big it is, so might do ok for you. Razer Naga X, or really any of the mice from the Naga line are decently sized. I've had a Hex V1, a Hex V2, and an X, and all were similar size.

I've got decent sized hands myself, and I've had a lot of friends complain that the mice I use are too big. I've used a few different models from Razer's Naga line, namely the Naga Hex V1, Naga Hex V2, and Naga X.

I'm at like 5 years on my third Naga, still have my first two Nagas, as well, and both still work. My first was a red Naga Hex, and that thing is about 13 years old.

Razer Naga x has 12 buttons on the left side and the shape is similar to g600

Both Naga V2 Pro and Naga X have optical switches, so no possibility of having double click and longer lifespan. Only Naga V2 HyperSpeed have mechanical switches which are bound to double click someday.

Razer Naga X The only one that won’t get you banned

An MMO mouse with FPS mouse insides would be the best mouse on the market. I used a second gen naga from like 15-18 to play cs and then switched to regular fps mice (final mouse, so many g pros, viper pros). I still remember how comfortable I was on the nagas number pad for all of my key binds.

I definitely recommend the Razer Naga X or Razer Trinity with the 12 buttons. It's been with me for several years and I can only play with the mouse. I have also tested other brands, including the cheap ones from Amazon, but for me personally they are no good at all and are very unwieldy.

I don't know about EVGA X15, but I could share my experience as Razer user. I bought Razer Naga X because I know Logitech's rubber gonna be sticky in longterm like any Logitech ergonormic mouse I've bought but I regret that decision later. Razer Synapse software was and is still buggy (even the latest one), resource heavy, and need stable internet connection for profile switching between program to work correctly. My Naga X was bricked with power failure after years of casual use. Now I'm using back my Logitech G304 that I bought 1 year before that Razer Naga X, even my Logitech Pebble that I use more often than Naga X is still working as intended.

I first got an MMO mouse in the now discontinued logitech g600 - to this day it's the best mouse I've ever owned. About a year ago, it started acting up and I replaced it with a Logitech g502 Hero - not an MMO mouse, but it had 4 side buttons & a g-shift function, so functionally 8 side buttons. The 502 was a great mouse, but I did end up giving it to my cousin's boyfriend, 'cuz I bought an MMO mouse again after abiut a year (razer naga x, the g600 was discontinued and I felt like Razer might be the best option to replace logitech, which I ve been growing more & more discontent with over the years). I've now been using the naga x (secondhand) for about a month, and I'm honestly really pleased with it. The main downside about the 502, aside from lacking the 12(naga)/16 (g600) side buttons was I can't use the g-shift function to reassign the scroll wheel to volume up/down. The naga does let me do that, and just the ease of use of an mmo mouse after the initial like... week of getting used to it is just second to none. Tl;dr I definitely recommend using an MMO mouse if you want to get into PVM, or want to just get better at it. The side buttons are invaluable, but be sure to look for a mouse that comfortably fits your hand - the downside to the g600 was with my mouse grip I could only reach the first 2 rows of keys comfortably, while the naga is a much better fit & I can comfortably use all 12 side buttons without needing to adjust my hand *much*

I got the Corsair scimitar elite wireless. The hardware is good, but their software is literally a piece of steaming dog shit. It's completely broken for me, I can't uninstall it, it broke all the sound from my pc with a windows restoration being the only solution. Now I have to use the mouse as is, without any settings or macros. I much prefer the razer Naga X, if only it didn't have such a hump which forces my wrist to an uncomfortable position. Otherwise it has the best side panel I've tried, good software and good sensors. So I'm currently using the scimmy.

Naga razor X with cord.

i used to have that mouse, but the side button is really hard to press. then i go to razer naga x

Currently using a Razer Naga X(very happy with it) in my gaming setup and a Deathadder V3 in my work setup(also relatively confortable, but not as much as the Naga). Unfortunately, it seems I'm getting older since my wrist gets tired easily and I'm having discomfort after some time working or gaming. So, I 'm thinking of getting an ergonomic or vertical mouse. I have to add here that I'm not gaming competitively nor do I usually play PVP games and FPS. I mostly play single-player stuff like BG3, or the occasional WoW. Games like CP2077 I prefer to play with controller. Additonally, I have relatively large hands, but more in the wider side(12cm wide - 18cm long). I am usually palming the mouse and occasionally using fingertip on the DAv3. I also don't mind the weight, so it's more of a non-factor for me. Some mice I've looked into: \- Roccat Kone XP - Nice contours but a bit smaller than I'd like \- Turtle Beach Kone II - I like the size but the right side of the mouse offers no support or grip for the ring and pinky fingers, making it a bit...odd... Also, the material seems cheaper that the Kone XP. \- Mionix Naos Pro - The shape looks uber-comfortable but I think it may be a 1-year purchase since the company is practically non-existent now, so if it breaks it goes to the garbage bin. For 40€ though, maybe it's worth it? \-CoolerMaster MM720 - The shape looks great but it's probably too small, right? No chance to test it upfront unfortunately. \- ASUS ROG Spatha - A BEAST of a mouse, haven't gripped it, looks...risky for its price point. And then, there are some vertical mice: \- Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical - Cannot test it beforehand and it's crazy expensive. Worth the risk...? \- Keychron M5 - Stock occasionally pops up but I read also mixed feelings on the buttons being too stiff and the shape not being the best. \- Logitech MX Master - Absolutely not suitable for any kind of competitive gaming - but maybe ok for single player? I like the shape and feel, but it's still expensive after all these years, with old hardware inside. Any other suggestions? Would a regular sculpted mouse help out or should I switch to a vertical one? Do I need to look for 1000+ polling rate to be able to do any kind of gaming?

Trinity is gone. The Naga X2 comes with swappable plates, but the circular pattern is gone and replaced with a 3x2 grid.

I personally find MMO-mice fine to click accurately. That said tho, the problem sounds more like your sitting position is super wrong or you go from "not gaming at all" to "gaming a lot suddenly". I've been playing mostly mmorpgs 16h+ per day for over 15 years without any issues/strains/pains. Eitherway if you are set on trying an MMO-mouse again, they are all kind of unique, so while G600 might not be to ur liking, the others might be. Since you alrdy have a G600 i'm not gonna say anything about it. Would advice staying away from Corsair scimitar - Corsair software is inferior to every other, it is also on the smaller side, but that might be a pro for some. Razer naga newest version is prolly among the better ones, but buttons are very easy to click and are in general smaller than the other mice, so it might be a bad fit to begin with if you are having a hard time navigating buttons. It has by far the best software tho. Roccat Kone XP Air - My curreny mouse, swapped from naga to this partly because i dropped my naga making the scrollwheel stop working. It is kind of a middle ground between an MMO mouse & a normal one, with only 4 side buttons (1 space button for your thumb which can also be used as an combination key) aswell as 2 extra buttons by your index finger, still giving you 7+ extra keys at your mouse. Software works decently, but nothing amazing. Corsair Ironclaw - is another one which has more buttons than usual but still not 12 button layout - played it for about 6months but the buttons feel kinda mushy & bad, combined with corsair software i can't reccomend.

The 2012 Naga was the best mouse I've ever used. My Logitech super light is wonderful but it only has 2 side buttons. The new Naga was made for a Duplo person.

For real this thread makes me think people were smashing their peripherals against the wall and shit. I used a first edition naga for nearly 7 years until it literally fell apart, bought a new edition naga and have been using it ever since.

For real this thread makes me think people were smashing their peripherals against the wall and shit. I used a first edition naga for nearly 7 years until it literally fell apart, bought a new edition naga and have been using it ever since.

For real this thread makes me think people were smashing their peripherals against the wall and shit. I used a first edition naga for nearly 7 years until it literally fell apart, bought a new edition naga and have been using it ever since.

A razor naga had a wired one from the start of legion till now and recently got the wireless one have had no issues with either.

1) Razer naga wired, Corsair scimitar, Red dragon mmo mouse 2) Used to do 1234 and mouse click everything past 4 and as a result I got good mouse accuracy and could even do mouse only if needed. Got a naga and everything became a whole lot easier to hit. Alot less mouse movements for sure. I've used both the naga and scimitar for years until the buttons wore out. Currently using a red dragon mmo mouse and the side buttons are stiffer than the naga or scimitar but it gets the job done. Not really required if you keybind around wasd but its convenient for top number key layout. 3) Overall its more of a convenience than making me a better player if anything.

I use a Razer Naga, it's fine but to be honest I only keep using Razer products because their software suite is my favorite.

Wired Razer Naga, recent convert from Corsair

I’ve had three Nagas. Wireless, wired, interchangeable buttons. None of them lasted longer than 18 months. $29 dollar alternative going strong now

Razer Naga wired from my World of warcraft days.

Razer naga, bit pricey but been going string for 12 years, never go back

Back when I got it, there was only 1 option. Just a wired razer naga, the new ones have a interchangeable side panel for different buttons set ups

I had a few corded nagas but kept having wire shorts :(

I’ve been using my same naga forever, got it in 2011/2012… had to replace it once because my puppy chewed through the cord 6 years ago, but that replacement has still been going strong. I will say that I only get the corded versions. I have friends who get the Bluetooth versions that say they die rather consistently. Haven’t had a problem with the wired versions.

Steelseries Aerox 9 or Razer Naga NON wireless (way way too heavy of a brick) + Razer Tartarus V2 NON Pro keypad (pro has terrible switches and costs twice as much). movement on the Tartarus joystick, spells on Tartarus buttons and utilities on the mouse 24 buttons ready for rapid trigger + at least 2 other layers with shift and control 72 buttons super easy to use, never ever again forget a key combo, never ever again have wrists pain from the stress during combat. woth this layout I am totally free to think only on the fights, mechanics and be totally relaxed and concentrated I use this combo for almost 10 years now, not going back again

I got the Razer Naga (not the wireless tho), probably 8 years old or something still good as new 🥰

I used both Naga and Logitech G600 (both wired) and the Logitech one is quite clearly superior. Can't live without it's tilt wheel now. Sadly, I don't think it has been manufactured for a few years now. I dread the moment the one I have breaks.

I still buy these when I can find them at an affordable price. I've probably had at least 8 of them. This mouse and the wired razr naga are two of the best mice that have been put out. It really is a shame that the price on this one has gone through the roof, you used to be able to get them for $35. I don't know why they stopped making so many of them.

I actually use my Xbox controller to play GW2, because it's easier for me and I hate WASD. Keys feel so unintuitive and fake compared to thumbstick movement. And there's a lot of mobility in GW2, especially in pvp. Before adapting my gamepad, I used a Razor Naga mmo mouse with 12 extra buttons for my skills.

Razer Naga is a great mmo mouse. Have had my current one for about 3 years of daily use and it's just as good as new. I've also had a Scimitar. That was good too but I prefer the naga.

The Scimitar isn't exactly uncomfortable but the texture was odd after the smoothness of the naga. The naga is better for smaller hands imo. The naga is lighter which I prefer, but some people like a weightier mouse. My Scimitar got an occasional weird double click issue after about 8 months and the software profiling is a little finicky and can sometimes get wiped randomly after 'upgrades'. But mine was decent enough. I didn't hate it, I just preferred the naga so I went back to it.

The $20 Redragon off Amazon is perfect for me. This thing has lasted me for 5 years now, with no problems at all. I used the $100+ Razer Naga for a few years, but the left click stopped working. I bought the Redragon to get me through a few months to get another Razer, but since it's larger it fits my hand better - and it turned out to be way more durable. It can be a little intimidating when you first start using a 16 button mouse, but now I can't ever go back to having any less for MMOs.

My razer naga's left click got stuck after like 2 years of use, so I bought a $20 Amazon knockoff to get me through until I could afford another. That was 10 years ago and this thing still hasn't given me a single issue. After all this time I still only use 1-9, 12 buttons is just too many for my thumb to keep track of 😂

Someone bought the SWTOR Naga for me that christmas it was released. The battery swelled up a long time ago, and I've had to replace the clickers, but I still use it every day!

Naga, or steel series aerox 9, i would avoid Chinese mmo mouses, because how good they are depends on software, and most Chinese mouses has shit software (you don't care about it that much with normal mouses because they don't need those settings)

I inherited Naga and I never got accurate with the many buttons on the side. I use a g502 now also and have not been lacking buttons. I’ve used the wow in game macro system to allow me to add a shift layer to the mouse buttons too

I discovered the Razer Naga MMO mouse when playing World of Warcraft and I can't imagine playing ANY mmo without it. All the skill buttons 1-12 are on the mouse and accessible to my thumb. There is a learning curve but eventually you get used to it. There are many other MMO mice on the market, nearly every major mouse brand has their own.

Razer Naga is a great mouse and the only reason I still play MMO’s because the thumb buttons were the answer to having too many things on the keyboard to manage which was a big problem for me starting out.  I’ve been using Nagas for about 10 years and I’m on my 4th one.  * Got a regular naga and wore it out after 3 years  * replaced it with the just released Naga Trinity which I returned in 2 weeks because of driver bugs and the wheel feel was off.  * got another regular naga which lasted another 3 years before I broke it trying to clean the buttons  * got a naga trinity and thankfully all the things I had issues with the first one’s design were fixed. I’ve had that for 3 years at least There is a learning curve:  about a month to get used to the thumb buttons and always know “instinctively” where my thumb was without looking. I still made mistakes in pressure moments like PvP for the first year. I would say my reaction speed and accuracy now is better than a keyboard user.  I don’t use wireless keyboards or mice. There’s no benefit for me and just downside in another thing that can break and batteries that run out of juice at the wrong time. I have no idea about Razer’s reliability in that area.

Yeah? Pretty standard for an MMO mouse. They were more popular back around MoP with the Razer Naga and they definitely aren’t necessary but the number of keybinds you can efficiently throw onto one hand is nice to have.

The G600, I've been using it for years, before that I used a Razer Naga that was my first MMO mouse. They discontinued the G600, but I have 2 working ones and a third one I use for parts, I hope they last me forever.

Ive had Nagad in the past and I never get more than 1.5 years out of them. At $80 a pop that's spendy for what I'm getting.

I've always used Razer MMO mice going back to the original Naga so I don't have experience with the Scimitar and Logitech alternatives. My current Naga has scroll wheel and double tapping issues which is my I'm looking for a replacement. I didn't want to spend another $100+ on a mouse that would fail within 2-3 years. How many hours do you spend using the mouse daily, if you don't mind me asking?

I've been playing MMOs on mouse/keyboard since the Burning Crusade days. Nothing will ever beat the QoL and customization of getting an MMO mouse (either Razer Naga or Redragon like others have suggested here) and mapping buttons to the numpad. For GW2, I use a Naga with a total of 14 programmable keys, but only program 12 of them for gameplay. I kept 1-4 on my weapon bar as is since they're close to my left hand fingers anyway. I bound 5 to C since it's a shorter move than pressing 5. For my heal, I use G, then my utilities I use Num7, Num8, and Num9, which are bound to their respective keys on the Naga. For my elite, I use Z since it's a really short hop for my pinky finger. For my profession skills, I use Num1-Num5 (not every class will have a Num5 bind, depending on elite spec). For Special Action Key, I use Num12. Lastly, I bound dodge to Num6 to make thst easier to control. For mounts, I have them all bound to function keys, but I don't press the keys themselves. Instead, I use a Radial Menu add-on from BlishHUD that lets me use a universal keyboard to bring up a circle menu, and then I drag my mouse to select the mount I want to use. Hope this helps you and others out, MMO control schemes can be quite daunting to get used to!

I've used a LOT of different mice for wow. Logitech g600 was great, but it's discontinued. Unless you wanna pay 400 for one, then you'll need something else. Razer Naga MMO mouse with 12 buttons was also very good. But also discontinued. I finally settled on the razer v2 hyperspeed. It's identical to their old 12 button MMO mouse except that it's wireless. I'm the kind of person who likes everything wired, but honestly after a while I was sold. Excellent response time, battery life, etc. And I pvp mostly. Some like corsair, etc. But i personally found them sometimes large and clunky. Personal taste. If you don't mind changing batteries once in a while the razer v2 hyper is great.

Level a job from 1, using an alt if you have to. In my experience trying to transfer your muscle memory for a whole job's ability kit at once is like trying to eat the elephant in 1 bite. Size is important for MMO mice. For me anything bigger than the Razer Naga is too big for my hand, but the Naga disappears in my brother's giant paw; he has to use a Logitech G502

If it can't be fixed then RIP. My Naga MMOG from 2012 recently started randomly going to the upper right. I've tried 2 different mice and none seem to feel right like the Naga did.

If it can't be fixed then RIP. My Naga MMOG from 2012 recently started randomly going to the upper right. I've tried 2 different mice and none seem to feel right like the Naga did.

If it can't be fixed then RIP. My Naga MMOG from 2012 recently started randomly going to the upper right. I've tried 2 different mice and none seem to feel right like the Naga did.

Stroke survivor gamer here as well. I have the Razer Naga mouse, (right-hand edition) and a four-button Olympus foot pedal/switch hooked up to WASD. This combo ensures that I'm just as fast as I was before becoming disabled. OP - There is something out there that will make gaming easier for you. <3

Razer naga buy a refurbished one off Amazon for cheap works great

Ive been running the Razer Naga for years, it's just part of my setup now. Had the first wireless model 10 years ago but batteries back then weren't too great so had to use it plugged in all the time, then grabbed the wired model. and now taking the leap and trying wireless again. suits my hand size pretty well and can swap sideplates to suit different games

I’ve had mine exactly nine years and have had no trouble.

Make sure it’s actually dead. I had the same issue and I was about to toss my naga but my friend told me he had the same issue and it was one of the razer drivers and it works, no more double clicks.

Make sure it’s actually dead. I had the same issue and I was about to toss my naga but my friend told me he had the same issue and it was one of the razer drivers and it works, no more double clicks.

Make sure it’s actually dead. I had the same issue and I was about to toss my naga but my friend told me he had the same issue and it was one of the razer drivers and it works, no more double clicks.

I tried using a different one for a while but switched back to the Naga after not being able to live without the side numpad

naga mouse for life

The G604 was a game changer for me. I just couldn't play GW2 without it anymore. The right click switch has been dying for a couple of years now. And I recently switched to the Razer Naga since G604 is sadly no longer in production.

If you want the Logitech g600, look up "Logicool g600" on eBay. It's the same mouse, it never got discontinued in Japan, but the name Logitech was taken over there so they had to rebrand for japanese products to Logicool. I tried a Corsair scimitar, Razer Naga, and Steel series Aerox 9 and nome of them held up to the g600 imo

How did I not find/consider this mouse when looking? I basically ended up deciding between razer naga and corsair scimitar as the only wireless 12-grid options and went with the Naga just because all the reports about iCue being terrible. And Synapse has improved a lot over the years (it was a lot buggier some yeara ago in my experience). This looks like a solid option though, not as ridiculously priced as the others.

In my experience they all get double click at some point. But either Razer naga or Logitech g600 are fine. Corsair makes a pretty good one too. Go to best buy if you can and check them out. Logitech g600 might be hard to find since they aren’t made anymore.

Scimitar 4th year no problems. But Razer Naga is solid.

On all my toons I bind movement speed to the mouse wheel tilt so that was important to me too. The Logitech G604 also has decent side buttons (6 + 2 top) and mouse wheel tilt... Logitech discontinued it last year though so when mine dies I'm probably going to have to go back to Naga, which I got the Logitech to avoid since my Nagas kept breaking.

Naga feels the best, razer sucks though

As a lefty, it’s razer Naga or bust. They only make them every few years. I bought 2 in 2020. Spare is still in the box.

Owned 2 Naga, they both broke within a year of use. Razer products are plastic waste with a premium price. Don't waste your money.

I've used a Razer Naga for many years. People have told me to try the Corsair Scimitar but IIRC it doesn't have the left/right mouse wheel tilt buttons I use for targeting.

your best bet is to go to a local electronics store like Best Buy if you can. if you're lucky they will have display mice out you can try out. the only real recommendation is to get an "mmo mouse", that is, a mouse with 12 buttons on the side. other than that the best one to get is the one that feels best in your hand. everyone has their own experiences with durability. I know many hate on the naga for not being durable, but I've used the naga for 13 years now and am on my 3rd, granted I can also be a bit rough with them. I use them entirely because they feel extremely good in my hand, whereas the competitors like the corsair and logitech just don't feel right.

any traditional mmo mouse with 12 buttons on the side the best one will simply be whichever one feels the best for you to use tbh. I have the razer naga, it feels the best in my hand. I've tried the corsair and steelseries ones at my local best buy and they felt awkward. if your local tech stores have any on display, see how they feel, and go with whatever one feels the best

Naga and G600 feel pretty interchangeable. Aerox 9 gets hair and stuff stuck inside, especially around the scroll wheel super easily. Corsair stuff always feels cheap. I think G600s are still made for the Japanese market so they're pretty available on ebay.

fwiw every Naga I’ve owned has died in under a year and I will probably never purchase another Razer product. But I do think the build felt pretty nice in the hand.

Razer NAGA. I play a lot of mmos too. But it's been so good for arpgs. My hands feel so much better after swtiching to wasd in arpgs and using the mouse for skills. Had a G502, and I honestly hated it. I know everyone loves it. Way too heavy for me and the buttons are super mushy. I like the mechanical buttons on the naga. Had the wired NAGA for years with no problems, decided to get wireless a few months ago and it's been great.

Awesome mouse. Comfortable, affordable, and modular.

Ah okay makes sense you just want to try new things and stuff, alright man sounds good for the razer naga, aerox 5, and this one has 4 buttons but the pulsar x2a. Keep on grinding man have a nice day!

Naga is better for small hands. The Scimitar is pretty bulky. Otherwise, I agree.

Razer Naga, Ive heard the quality has been dropping for years, but it's got the most buttons, is a decent size and mine have lasted me 7 and 5 years so far (Ive had two models)

Razer Naga. My first one I used for about 11 years almost everyday use. Recently got a new one just to update it. Still a great mouse.

This is how I do it too. I pick up a new Naga or two when I see them on deep discounts during any of the major sale times in the US (Black Friday/Cyber Monday/Prime Days/Holidays etc) so whenever my current one does eventually die I already have the back up ready to go and never have to pay full price for it. Got 2 boxed and sealed waiting, whenever I have to crack one of those open I'll replace it during the next sale.

The first razar naga mouse was well built lasted me 15 years, I've broke 2 razer chromers in half that time

The first razar naga mouse was well built lasted me 15 years, I've broke 2 razer chromers in half that time

The first razar naga mouse was well built lasted me 15 years, I've broke 2 razer chromers in half that time

I’ve used razer naga for so long that I can’t see myself ever using anything else. I love the feel

I have been using a Razer Naga for years. The numpad on the side is hard to replace.

I’ve worn out the “left click” on 3 of these in 8 years. Have you had that same issuev?

mine died recently and I had to submit and buy a naga again after years of the g600. the only thing I like more about the naga is the toggle between staged and frees pin in the mouse wheel, and the fact it's wireless. the g600 was (and still is) the superior mouse. can't help but hope it'll be manufactured again

Thanks for the heads up am considering replacing mine atm nce its breaking down.

I’ve used a Naga for over 10 years and I can’t go back to a regular mouse. I have used it in every game I play. My keyboard is for movement and menus, nothing else.

Razer Naga. I think they are very useful, especially for 14 as each class has a ton of buttons. As healer, my DPS buttons are on the mouse so the keyboard is free for the healing and other spells.

Both my Razer Naga and Razer Hex still work, which is quite amazing. I bought the Naga during Guild Wars 2 launch and the Hex a few months later to start playing League.

Most people have small hands OP and us big handlers are a small demographic that companies don’t see as very profitable. I agree though, my Naga is heavy

Naga , scimitar elite , only been using these 2

Switched to the scimitar this year and I love it! I had similar issues with the razer naga and needing new ones so often. The only issue I’ve had with scimitar is opening ique it like stalls the mouse and none of the side buttons work for a few seconds. It’s annoying but not a huge deal and I just don’t mess with the software anymore since i have it all set up now. I’ve used a Corsair keyboard and headset since 2018 that I love so decided to have the whole family and it’s great

I have one of each. Prefer the naga,but the scroll wheel is starting to fuck up after only a couple years...

I have a razer naga which stopped working after a few months, rarely seen such cheap shit for the price. now i'm thinking about buying a reddragon or corsair scimitar.

I reccomend the razer Naga to everyone who will listen. I've had mine for 5 years and it's still going crazy strong.

The same one? When I used Naga I went through one a year almost. It was very nice to use though, but mmo mouses fuck up my wrist so I had to do without

I got the Razer Naga, the one you can swap the side buttons, can have 2, 6 or 12 if you need them.

There's not that many that exist, your options for ones you can reasonably find are: * Razer naga * Corsair scimitar * Steelseries aerox 9 * Red dragon m908 All of these are mediocre mice with large QC issues and whether or not you get one that lasts 5 months or 5 years is complete RNG. You're going to have a bunch of people pop up and say things like "I've used the X for Y years and its the best!" and its some bullshit, they won the lottery that their mouse didn't arrive defective or shit the bed after some short amount of time. There used to be the logitech g600 which was both cheaper than 3 of those 4 mice while also being just as good if not better quality... not by much though... but they discontinued it. You can find them used but they're mostly overpriced and yknow.. used mice are pretty gross. They all have minor differences, pick whichever one suits you at whatever price point you're ok with paying every year or two and pull the trigger. The razer and steelseries are the most overpriced, the scimitar isn't as bad price wise, the red dragon can be bought right now on sale for 22$ and is normally like 32$. Red dragons a budget brand though so don't expect the world.

There's really only 4 from well known brands at this point, all of which are overpriced for what they are and have pretty terrible QC. * Corsair scimitar: This things known for having issues with the plastic that actuates the left right click being too soft so it ends up indenting and then stops working. Scroll wheel also has tons of issues. * Razer naga: Razer is infamous for their horrible QC / quality at this point while often being the most expensive due to riding the name the company made for itself back when it was decent. * Steelseries aerox 9: This ones the only one that is designed to be light weight but its overpriced, the side buttons are crap and often have issues along with the scroll wheel. * Red dragon I forget the number: Its a red dragon so yknow, you get what you pay for, but at least its cheap! Another option is getting the "logicool g600" which is the japanese (iirc) version of the logitech g600 which is no longer sold in the west... but this would probably be a bad option for you as its probably the chunkiest and heaviest of the bunch. The rest are all similarly sized and shaped and none meet all your criteria. The smallest / lightest is the aerox 9 but its also one of the most expensive only beat by razer. Red dragons the cheapest followed by corsair.

There had to be something going on with it not moving or something because I bought both of mine for 30$ each on sale and saw it at that price regularly. Companies don't put stuff down to those kinda prices on these things unless they're having trouble unloading stock.

Have had 2 of these for the last like 7 years and they've had no issues and I got them for like 30$ each which is nice... problem is its fucking up my pinky because of how wide it is so I gotta find an alternative. Shape of the naga in the OP was bis for me.

Never understood why they moved away from this shape, it was so much better. Wish razer wasn't such an awful brand with terrible QC.

Fuck. I should stock up on regular naga's in case they get the weird idea to get rid of them altogether. I've only used a Naga for the last 12 years. It's muscle memory now using those 12 side buttons.

I've used a Naga since I got my own pc back in 2012. I don't think I'll ever go back. I have about 3 unopened naga's I've bought over the years just in case. Still only on my 2nd one in a decade

Had similar issues when my hand came off. What works best for me is Razer Naga combined with XAC and some Logitech switches and Zik-Zak joystick. I operate that joystick with my residual limb to control the WASD movement. Obviously for you that would be different. Maybe some sort of foot controls? I don't think there's much left when it comes to dedicated foot devices, so maybe utilising XAC with your WASD setup? Other commonly recommended options might be evil controllers for one handed use or azeron cyro. Try to experiment as much as you can. It's a long and rocky road, but eventually you should be able to find a setup that works for you.

I have to wonder what people do to their electronics because I've bought 3 nagas and only one of those failed due to my own fuck up when I accidentally tripped on it and broke the USB. The other two we have had for 13 years and 5 years. They still work perfectly despite the ridiculous amount of hours put on them.

Been using the Naga for 15 years. It's amazing. All my item slots are 1-6 and units controls are 7-9 Lol @ misclicking because small buttons

I've used the Razer Naga since 2014. Once you train yourself to find all the side buttons without looking, it's pretty great. I've used it across MMO's, shooters... it even comes in handy for excel spreadsheets and stuff. I had something like the Tatarus back in the day (I think it was the orbweaver), and I did like it, but it wasn't a game changer. It crapped out after a few years, and I never bothered replacing it. So my vote is gaming mouse for sure, if you're only getting one.

2 years. Not bad. I love the nagas, but got tired of having to usually rma them then have to buy a new one after warranty. Now i got whatever razers cheap mouse is and its ironically been solid. No squeak scroll wheel, no doubleclick mouse buttons, no randomly moving mouse even though its not being touched. Idk why their cheap stuff seem to be made better than their expensive stuff. Got a Huntsman v2 last year and already died for example. I wanna like razer but their peripherals dont last and with the new synapse their laptops are a pita to use. It takes forever to load and sometimes have to reboot.

I would reccomend the Razer naga, that thing feels massive some days. I’ve used it for MMOs over the years and it feels like my hands grew around it lol

The more buttons it has the better. This game has way too many controls. Personally, I currently have a razer naga, but that isnt exactly cheap. Maybe a used non wireless or some other moba mouse.

My DPI Up button stopped working after 6 months and idk why, sometimes I accidentally click DPI down and then have to go to synapse to change it manually 😭

Brother I wish. I've been on the hunt for something similar. The razer Naga having the extra click on the LMB is the closest you'll get. I hate how Logitech had such a great mouse and didn't make a successor.

Man, that's unfortunate to hear. For what it's worth, I've had 2 naga's over the past like 12 years. Current one is going on 6 years and works great.

Never switch backed from this since I got my first Razer Naga.

No, I have just my third Naga mouse in... idk. Many years. I even forgot why the last two didn't work anymore. I notice on my current one I have again for years now, that the 10 button doesn't work sometimes, so I guess I have to upgrade soon :D

Switched to the scimitar away from the naga for the same reason as you, and also thought it felt wierd at the start. But (at least for me) its only at the beginning, prefer the feel of the scimitar now over the naga by a lot.

Damn I've used Naga for over a decade and never had a mouse wheel die. What do you do to that thing lol

I used Razer Naga from 2013-2018 and for some reason all three I bought over that time had the same issues with the sensor so the mouse would get “stuck” on the middle of the screen. I tried any fix I found and could think of, cleaned the sensor, new mousepad even tried it on a other surface - nothing changed. 2 of my friends had similar issues although they just throw money at a new mouse every couple of years when the problem starts again. I decided to buy a Corsair Scimitar and I’ve used that for the last 6-7 years without issues. So my recommendation goes to the Corsair Scimitar.

Razer Naga is the best gaming mouse for MMO's

Went from Naga to Aerox 9 because of very poor quality of the Naga. Turned out Aerox 9 was as bad. Expensive trash that didn’t hold for long and I’m very careful with my stuff.

Razer Naga is the jam.

You got lucky. I never got more than like 14 months out of a Naga before it started malfunctioning. My sister’s original Naga Molten I bought her also lasted ages. But they really went downhill.

I went through two WoW Cata mice and then frankensteined them together to get a few extra years out of them. Still have my WotLK mouse somewhere. Switched to a Naga when it died, and then a Logitech g600 after two Naga died. Recently I bought one of the Steelseries Aerox 9 WoW editions and I like it much more than the other 12 button grid mice. The brick of buttons has a skew to it that means they’re not all just perfectly in a line, which actually makes a surprising difference for me more than I expected.

I've used naga since literally the month they released in NA but have recently switched to a Swift point Z2. It has less side buttons but more buttons otherwise to basically break even with the naga and is a lot more comfortable for me over a long session. Note, I have pretty small hands for a man. So take that in account.

I switched to the Naga after a decade+ of using a G600 which finally started to give out. I miss the ring finger button, but aside from that, the Naga has been an upgrade. Better sensor, wireless, lighter weight, easier/clickier side buttons. This is my 6month review, we'll see how I feel in a year. I saw comments about the software being subpar, but I haven't needed to open it since day 1 setup, so I have no opinion there.

I’m using a naga, very easy to press buttons.

Agreed. Went from RAZR Nagas (3 total over years) Corsair Scimitar. Have been happy since.

Are you me? My right click stopped registering so I switched to the naga also

Tried Razer Naga few years ago. It's a mess.

I’ve been using one version of the Naga or another for over a decade and I love it. While I’ve personally never had a Naga fail on me, I know there that have. Most end up setting on the Corsair Scimitar. While I’ve not switched over myself, I will admit the Scimitar does feel better in my hand and the buttons feel easier to hit.

Razer naga

I had two Naga’s, they felt good but both died within a year, really weird. I’ve been using a Corsair Scimitar for idk how long now. Probably 7+ years and it has been perfect everyday.

I have always used a naga. Always will. I have two brand new ones stashed away in case they ever discontinue. It’s the perfect mmo mouse imo.

You get used to it with use , both the pressure and the aiming. I have used a naga since the first one dropped back in the day. You can also map to keys and use those too, with your other hand.

Razer naga will always be my go to. I have an extra one in storage just in case they discontinue it anytime soon.

I haven’t ever had any issues with the ones I have owned. Every time I got a new one, it was after years of use; nothing that seemed outside the normal wear and tear. I can’t really complain when a button breaks after 5 years of solid use.

I hate they discontinued the G600. Towards the end of life, it was like $35, it was great. I stocked up on a few spares. I will be very sad when they end support for it entirely. I used to use Razer Nagas, but would have to replace them yearly because the middle mouse button would go out or it'd start doubleclicking and I couldn't fix it. Maybe they've improved durability since then.

I’ve been using Naga for few weeks and while it took me a bit to get used to, now i can’t imagine playing any mmo without it. I almost never use my keyboard for any action except movement keys. It made WoW much more fun for me. I’m actually considering getting 2-3 more as spare just in case mine gets broken and they stop making them, so i can have a backup.

Guys wtf lol I got a used naga from GameStop 3 years ago and it’s been going strong since. Never a single issue.

https://preview.redd.it/500kk37kv5qf1.png?width=420&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a61ead472ea02a3a84a71770a09f3c24e6310b2 OK so let me preface by saying I play mostly Rust, POE, and various MMOs. I reconcile that I need a mouse with only 2 buttons to play FPS and ARPGs comfortably, which is why I got the Naga with the different attachments. I've heard so many people swear by MMO mice but I can't seem to get past the fact that I apparently like to put some pressure on the side of the mouse with my thumb when I'm gaming, so trying to hover my thumb over 12 buttons and NOT press down at all is causing some strain. On top of that I definitely get annoyed using any abilities that require aim on the mouse itself because I tend to just feel less accurate. Any suggestions? Am I to give up on MMO mice all together? :( I seriously WANT to love it, but I'm struggling lol.

I was kinda considering this too, but if I am only going to use the 6 I might just try the 6 button attachment anyways :/

I've only had the Naga for a few months but I kinda have been off and on with it... I also tried a Corsair some years back but kinda gave up on that too. I think the grip position is really what is getting me. I may try the 6 button attachment and just see if that works better for me in the end.

I came here to hear the truth.... thank you for this :D 

u/koov3n How has it been going for ya over the past 7 months? :D I am also someone that keeps going back and forth, got a Razer Naga but just keep kinda giving up on it lol My issue mainly is feeling a little less control, I think over the years, and given my mouse grip style, I really like to have some pressure on the side of my mouse with my thumb, so resting it there over buttons gives me some kind of strain that lingers trying NOT to do that lol.

I used Naga for a long time, it was an excellent mouse that I had, I really liked it, especially for playing Star Wars: The Old Republic and World of Warcraft.

The Naga is the perfect work mouse too. Used one for years. Bound a ton of Windows keyboard shortcuts to the 12-button piece.

Depends on how you want it to feel. Razer Naga and corsair scimitar felts very delicate to me. I actually prefer a redragon impact

Razer Naga. I got used to the shape of it like 20years ago playing WoW as a kid, and I can't really get comfortable on a normal shaped mouse anymore. I like being able to lay my hand more flat instead of hitting the claw.

I have a razor naga but that was for playing games. I did learn their Mac software support sucks. So keep it simple.

How long have you been trying to use the naga? If you are changing your grip position for this mouse it will take time to adjust. Also consider using one of the other attachments so that your thumb can maybe rest more comfortably and get more acclimated to gripping the mouse. Unfortunately most mmo mice are going to have similar shape/grip and buttons interfering with the thumb

Razer Naga Feels the best Imo but they do not last forever.

I play wow almost one hand using a razer naga mouse, also old school runescape is completely playable with one hand

I’ll echo the Razer Naga if you have bigger hands. It’s a little bulky for me but I absolutely love it. Have used one since like 2016 and I can’t play any game without it even non MMOs. If you’re okay with wireless walmart sells a cheaper version for like $100 ish. Check around I got mine on sale for $50

I would very highly recommend NOT using a razor naga (like some comments, say) from personal experience. The mouse hardware is good, but the software is terrible. Throughout many years, I tried two of these, and I constantly had battles with Windows updates breaking the mouse settings, the software breaking itself, incompatibility issues with games, etc. Some of my computers run different OS's too and that added far more fristration to just use a mouse than it was worth. It ended up being a nightmare. I tossed the razor profucts and never went back. My first gaming mouse ever was actually a world of warcraft gaming mouse. It was awesome but broke after a couple years and the paint started to peel off... Most recently, I bought a super cheap one (Redragon gaming mouse). I have had it for a few years with zero issues. It was super cheap too so I am surprisingly pleased. It supposrts different profiles, the nice array of side buttons, comfortable, works across os', etc. This is the redragon one: Limited-time deal: Redragon M908 Impact RGB LED MMO Gaming Mouse with 12 Side Buttons, Optical Wired Ergonomic Mouse with Max 12,400DPI, High Precision, 18 Programmable Macro Shortcuts, Comfort Grip https://a.co/d/8Lyph0C

the sad truth is that no quality MMO mouse exists anymore. Nagas fail quickly, but have the best feel when they wirk. Corsair one quickly gets issues with the mouse wheel. Neither have the full featureset that the G600 had - which has been discontinued for years. And then there's Reddragon and other cheap brands making cheap plastic imitations. 

>do you have any recommendations? I'm using Razer Naga. I have changed keybings to use WASD for movement, Q for life flask, E for mana flask and keybind 1 to 12 for skills. I have found it's easy to move my middle finger from W to Q or E for flasks while left thumb can easily press any skills. It's bit annoying but the first skill is permanently keybound to left mouse click - I haven't found a way to change this. I leave this empty. I have to say I have many years of experience of using left thumb on Naga mouse for skills. For players new to MMO mouse it might take bit of while to get comfortable to get muscle memory to instantly use left thumb for skills.

I’ve tried them all. Razer Naga is the one I always come back to.

Same play style, brother! Except it wasn't a stroke for me. Pretty similar mapping as I use, but I traded abilities for more movement (in FPS games). I crouch with 7, reload with 6 and jump with 8. I play with MMO mouses since the first Naga came out and now im at my 17th MMO style mouse, the Naga Pro v2. Have/had them all, EVERY Naga, G600, Corsair Scimitar, Steelseries, noname Utechsmart things from Amazon... You will wear them out pretty good, but it's worth it! It's a learning curve, and you get better every day, I played competitive Counter-Strike one-handed, so we can do everything! Good luck and much success! If I can help you with something, ask away.

Steelseries Aerox 9 is good if you have large hands. It was too big for me at 19x10. Otherwise Naga is the best choice sadly which isn’t helpful. Market stinks.

I got a razed naga recently and I’m happy with it, mainly because it’s hard to find a g600 these days

lol sometimes i miss my old naga. that thing was a tank too, I beat the hell out of it and it never stopped working. i didn’t play shooters back then though, mostly just Wow.

I’m have to replace my naga every 2 years, they’re great, but kind of problematic, first one was a laser issue, second was laser issues as well, third lost its left click

I have hands slightly smaller than yours but I have the same problem and yes basilisk and naga are the only ones that doesn't feel that bad to grab but still... I'm considering buying one of those ergonomic vertical mice just to try and see if that works :(

I’ve used and loved the naga’s, Logitech, currently on the Corsair scimitar. They have all worn down on me and had to be replaced after 2-3 years. The one I’ll probably never get again is a Logitech though. I’m at about 2 years on the scimitar and have not had an issue yet

That is hands down my favorite mouse ever . That specific version of the naga One day I'll buy a new One of that mouse. I had one but my rabbit years ago decided to snip the cord in half. I regretfully threw the mouse away. These days I think I may have been able to take it apart and salvage it.

razer naga has swappable side plates with 2, 6, & 12-button configs

[here](https://imgur.com/a/gHse8b0) is the mouse w 6-button config

I used Razer naga mice for about 15 years now I think. Went through about 3 and now this one is showing signs of weakness. I often hear bad things about razer products but the mmo mice never disappointed me. Sure it could live longer than 5 years but I really do use them for 2-12 hours every single day so I think thats alright. Now I'm looking for a new one and I'm kinda stumped to find out you can't even buy any 12 key sidepad razer mouse with wires anymore. I simply can't and don't want to go back to normal mice and wireless is trash. I need my 12 side buttons as I use it in every game I play.

I’m a woman with small hands I use the Razer Naga its great and I’ve had it for a long time

This has been my experience with Razer, Logitech, and Steelseries. With many reports of current-production HyperX mice and Corsair mice being the same (and old-production Redragon mice, the new Redragon mice however look like they're built to last however). The obscure boutique brands all make mice that are immortal (and ASUS, ASUS makes extremely durable mice, they also recently fixed their software and their newest mice are compatible with browser-based software, which finally removes the one and only downside to ASUS products, actually strongly recommend ASUS peripherals they're quite good). However of course boutique brands are usually a bit more expensive, hard to attain, and usually focus purely on ergonomics so they rarely have more than 2 extra buttons. The Glorious Model i 2. (Old stock) Roccat mice have tons of multi/button models. Swift-point makes the Z and the Tracer (more buttons than your Naga, but they're in completely different locations). Keychron makes the M7 and M5 (the M6 has a sleepy sensor and can't really be used for gaming unfortunately). And Dareu makes the A980. However if MMO mice are what you need, then you're either buying a new Naga every 2 years, or a new Aerox 9 every 2 years. Hopefully we get a nice new boutique-quality MMO mouse soon but I'm not holding my breath (and am babying my Aerox 9 to make it last as long as possible).

The Naga is way too tiny of a mouse. You'll have the same issue. G502 has a decent amount of hand space. I got long ass fingers and I've found the Corsair Harpoon to be the most comfortable mouse. I ended up buying 5 of em a few years back so I'd have a stockpile if they ever stopped making em.

The newest naga is £179. That's what you're paying once it dies. It will fail. Mine has failed. I bought it in 2016. Now I have to pay that if I want to keep using the naga.

The mouse is the only thing from them ive ever had last. I had a naga for 10 years and replaced it with another.

The mouse is the only thing from them ive ever had last. I had a naga for 10 years and replaced it with another.

The mouse is the only thing from them ive ever had last. I had a naga for 10 years and replaced it with another.

I've bought the trinity and the Pro. Then I bought the Mac Daddy version of the g502, which i think I've used... twice? I still use the 6 button layout from my trinity, it's great for shit like Tarkov and Warframe. Only thing I wish it had is the only reason I bought the G502, the unlockable scroll wheel. For whatever reason the Naga's are way more comfortable for me than any other mice I've tried with as close of a match of function I've found. Would love to have a backup mouse as it's Razer and they will eventually kill the line just bc, but that seems like a pipe dream

havent used steel series before but have used naga for many years before finding the scimitar. naga - breaks after 1-2 years guarantee (had about 4 before) scimitar - have 3, all works fine (only have 3 since i wanted a 2nd one for work then the 3rd one to upgrade to wireless) I find the icue software alot better than synapse too

I bought a Razer Naga when it got kinda clear to me that I wanna try Savage content and so on. When I played WoW I didn't have a MMO mouse and it gave me some struggle to switch between key combinations Alt+button and shift+button. If you feel like you could be faster or less stressed using a MMO mouse instead of only keyboard combinations, then try it. I started slowly with the mouse and just learned to use one key at a time. Like my shield skill is always on the same button, life leech is always the same button, true North is always the same button, etc. And I almost only have supportive skills on the mouse buttons so my other hand can focus on the rotations of the job skills. But that's just personal style.

i had a raza naga and basilisk. I also tried a g203 and razer viper, both of which were too small for my hands.

Ya razer went to shit quality wise 100%. Gave up on them since 2010. Sad because I used to love my Naga.

I think Nagas are the top tier nowadays alongside the G600, but it depends on what size mouse you prefer. I found Nagas really small and once I switched to a G600 I could never go back to a smaller mouse like that.

I had the same issue less than a year ago. I tried a few different options and eventually settled on a Razer Naga because it had the best software of everything I looked at. That's not to say the software isn't garbage - it absolutely is, it's just the least garbage of the bunch. I wish Logitech would manufacture the G600 again, it really was the best of the MMO choices. Good luck in your search!

After 7-ish, double clicking Nagas, I recommend Aerox 9. The Aerox, being much lighter, is also a bonus.

Used a Naga Razer from Wrath to Shadowlands. Now I'm team Logitech G600 baby

I really like the Razor Naga. A lot of people will tell you they’re trash, and maybe in their experience they are correct. But I haven’t had any issues over the years.

My buddy bought me the Corsair scimitar and I absolutely love it. He also gave me his old razer naga because he got a new mouse and I can't stand it. I think the scimitar is much better and much easier to hold/grab with out pressing the buttons.

Razer naga 100% my go to mouse for wow

I've had nothing but problems with both Naga and Schimitar tbh. Both brick the exact same way - the left mouse button becomes unusable. I've had 5 of them (3 nagas, 2 schimitars) and I'm really burned out on them. Not to mention that the Schimitar is awful for people with larger hands - the bottom column I pretty much have to lift the mouse to reliably click the buttons. --- Right now I'm genuenly stuck, as I don't know if there are any MMO mice that don't break like that.

I've had 3 moltens - all fucked up their left click within a year of buying. idk if just crazy unlucky, but I've had nothing but terrible experiences with those

I've had 2 Scimitars and 3 Nagas, and honestly pretty disappointing experiences. Both models break withing a year (left click specifically). And the Scimitar specifically is terrible for people with larger hands - you have to literally lift the mouse to use the bottom column of buttons (the 1/4 especially).

100% same experience. All broke within a year (left click breaks). Same with Scimitar (and that one is terrible for larger hands, the 1/4 buttons you cant click properly without lifting the mouse).

Yeap. Had 3 Nagas, 2 Scimitars - all broke their left click within a year.

Disagree about the Scimitar - same shit, same problems. I've had two and both broke withing a year (left click).

I've had 3 moltens - all fucked up their left click within a year of buying. idk if just crazy unlucky, but I've had nothing but terrible experiences with those

Been using Naga since 2014. Cannot even fathom to switch to any other mouse. All my hero inventory items are binded to mouse buttons. I use all 12-side buttons. I am on my 4th mouse because the previous 3 broke or stopped working. Its an amazing mouse but I have to warn you, its a bit on the heavy side but if you dont mind that then go for it. Its ergonomically good for my palm as I have medium to big hands so it fits perfectly and feels comfortable. Note- I am also an avid WoW enjoyer so its a double benefit for me. Ask me any questions if u have any.

Sorry when I said it broke, I didn't mean hardware. It just stopped working or the cursor would drag on a delay when I moved my mouse. Sometimes the cursor would hang for milliseconds and a visible delay in moving the mouse.

Same here! I don't understand all of the complaints about the Naga. It's much more manageable than the G600 (that thing is unwieldy as fuck lol) and I've literally never had a single issue with one of them. I've had a total of three over the past 12 plus years, the only reason I ever get a new one is because they get... dirty. People must be SQUEEZING those buttons or breaking them or something. I play GW2 PVP and raids and stuff, high APM, and have never had a single issue of misclicking, double clicking, etc.

If you play RPG then Razer Naga lol

+1, my Naga just seems to last forever. Can't say the same for razer keyboards but their mice seem to be robust

From one guy with huge hands to another: get either the Logitech MX Master 3S (great for work, OK for gaming) or any of the Razer Naga mice. They’re big and comfortable enough for us big-hand folks.

I've got a razer naga that I've used since like 2010 that's still going very strong. Wife bought me a basilisk recently but i think I'm going to return it for the new wireless naga. It feels so much better in my hand. The basilisk feels so narrow and after a while it tends to cramp my hand.

Gone through many MMO mice, Razer Naga, Logitech G600 and Corsair Scimitar - all eventually developed the double click of death after heavy use. Sadly the G600 is discontinued and Razer isn't the best these days, I was very happy with the Scimitar.

This is exactly how I play as well, I can't imagine doing it any other way at this point. Naga is the only mouse I've ever used; actually just replaced my original Naga from 2009 about a year ago.

I like the naga mouse from razor has the best feel for my hand

i agree wholeheartedly. only wish the naga on its own was lighter

The scimitar from Corsair used to be a lot better than it is now. They changed the design of the buttons, and it's basically very difficult for your thumb to differentiate the edges of the buttons now. The naga is the best, imo

I had a Naga that lasted about 7 years, the next one (with the interchangeable sides) lasted about 2, so I swapped to the Corsair Scimitar which I've had since about 2021

Used to have the Naga with the swappable side plates.almost never used the 12 configuration as it felt too clustered. Currently with a basilisk and similar profile to the Logitech one posted If you genuinely thinkk your gonna make the most of macros alot of the time and have the effort to bind all these, Naga other wise logic.

Personally, I love MMO mice and have used them exclusively for 13 years now. Like other people have said in the thread, it will most definitely take some getting used to, but at a certain point it will click and just be completely second nature. I find having the ability to split up types of binds between the mouse and the keyboard is really helpful for me, especially with things like 4taa. One small thing to note though, most of the time MMO mice are heavier than standard mice, and if you currently use a light mouse it may be very noticeable. However I have seen a few lightweight MMO mouse models. As for mouse recommendations, I'm currently using a Redragon M901 wireless, was skeptical before I got it as I hadn't heard of the brand, but my friend swore by it and I'm honestly loving it so far (been almost 2 years now). The other models I've used were Razer Naga (not terrible, just wasn't huge on the shape/feel), and 2 different Corsair Scimitars (on both of them the left click actuator broke, maybe user error, maybe build quality issue, idk).

I bought this one but I honestly hate it.  too slippery. Just ordered an Asus Spatha... very let down with Razer lately. Think I still have my original Naga working in the basement though...

I couldn’t imagine playing wow without a Naga.

I've considered it, but I've been playing with this mouse for years.

It's the Razer Naga

After losing mobility in my left arm, I needed a gaming mouse that could handle everything with one hand. I tried a few options, but most weren’t practical for fast-paced games. Then I found one that finally worked. The Razer Naga has customizable buttons, an ergonomic design, and solid build quality. It’s made a huge difference in how I play. I can map key functions to the mouse and stay competitive without needing a keyboard. Setup was straightforward, and it’s compatible with most games I’ve tested.

I've had both a corsair scimitar and a razer naga and I can say with confidence my choice would be the logitech g600 mmo mouse, as it didn't break down on me within a year.

I’ve been using Razer Nagas since ~2012 (gone through three of them now, I think), but next time I need a new one, I’ll probably go for the Corsair Scimitar. The side panel’s a little nicer compared to the Naga (adjustable position, and the 2nd and 4th rows of buttons are textured, so it’s a little easier to tell which are which).

So I had a regular mouse in 2019 and I was okay at pvm. Key binds are great, but I found it difficult to manage both prayers, movement, and abilities simulateously in any boss that wasn't considered to be an easy boss. Flash forward to 2021, I got a Razer Naga (comparable to the Logitech G600), I started to have weapon switches and prayers on my thumb buttons for the mouse. I was able to manage abiltiies with my left and movement/prayers with my right. I am now able to do all bosses and feel adept at bossing. Is it necessary? No. Would I recommend it to anyone who asks? Yes.

I used to have a razer naga but they have a really short lifespan and I’ve been through two, eventually the buttons on the side just stopped registering and the left click became really sensitive

I had a Naga that went into crazy phantom click after a couple years. I think a got a 2nd one that did the same thing. Now I use a Logitech with the thumb buttons that I've had for at least 5 years with no issues, that I also use for work. It has just held up better. Like others, I love it and can't imagine playing any other way. All of my items are hot-keyed, shop, quick buy, courier grab+deliver, TP, neutral item, glyph, scan. If it isn't Attack, Stop, or a spell, I use my mouse for it.

OP asked without issues, while the naga is by far the best in form... the left mouseclick or scrollwheel might go bust in under a year and the software is dogshit.

ah the razer naga. an elegant mouse for a civilized age.

I jumped from naga to scimitar years ago, zero regrets.

Obviously hand size is different for everyone, but like many others have said, the G600 is pretty damn nice and comfy. I also like the Razer Naga and am currently using the Steelseries WoW mouse and love it. Those 3 are about it for me as far as "MMO" mice are concerned ;D Good luck!

Personal preference is razer naga series but I’ve also use the corsair scimitar I like both

Wow my original naga lasted 15 years...

The Razer Naga MMO mouse is what I use and it works really well. It's got swappable sides depending if you want 12, 6 or 2 side buttons. https://www.razer.com/pc/gaming-mice/naga-line

Steelseries Aerox 9. 12 side buttons, and unlike basically every other mouse made for MMO games, it does not feel like a brick weight wise, so if you have long gaming sessions, your wrist will thank you. It's like 89g compared to the Logitech G600, which is a common recommendation that is 133g. Or the Razer Naga that is 122g and Corsair Scimitar, which is also about 122g. I've used all of them and the weight savings on the Aerox helped me no longer get any kind of wrist discomfort after days of longer gaming sessions.

Ultimately it comes down to preference. I personally like the Razer Naga, the way it feels in my hand feels natural and I’m used to it. I tried the Corsair Scimitar for an expansion and while it was good it was just too heavy a mouse for me. I’ve heard good things about the Logitech mmo mouse but I have not used it so can’t talk on that one. Everyone is different and you’ll have to find what works for you.

ive had my naga for 5 years and have had zero issues

Corsair scimitar is massive and the original Razer Naga is massive. Might be worth looking into how big they are vs your current mouse.

That's weird cause the scimitar felt smaller than my Naga after it crapped out in like 2 years I just went back to a naga I've been using since.

The scimitar really isn't any better every naga I've had since 2012 has lasted atleast 3 years or more on top of heavy travel while the scimitar barely made it to 2

This ^ yea you can still get it. I’ve had my wired one for about 7 years now and I bought a wireless one for my laptop. The face plates change between a 12 button, 6 button, and 2 side button configuration.

You can try a mouse with buttons on the side, like a naga or something

Well I swapped every razer product but the mouse. I can't find anything better than razer naga. Don't buy the trinity one.

I used to have naga when it came out and a while after. I loved the size and fit but did not enjoy the side buttons at all. Then they released one with the same form but a few less buttons. Like a MOBA version and liked it better. Ultimately though I have realized it just isn't for me. Still miss the handfit of the version I used though.

Corsair schimi or Razer naga is the way

I've owned both the Razer Naga and the Corsair Scimitar, both of which I can recommend wholeheartedly. If you own a keyboard from either brand , it's a no-brainer since you link your lights and shit. They're great purchases that'll change your game. With that said, if you can, go to your local PC store and try them out. The feel is different and you might find that some other brand suits you better. Just make sure you've got a good amount of accessible side buttons.

Naga is essential for me. How do you guys play games without a numbpad on the side of your mouse? If I were to use the one on my keyboard I’d have to completely stop what I was doing with one of my hands, since they’re both already occupied. It feels awful.

I have shorter fingers but, normal sized palms. This is my favorite mouse. I also have the Aerox 3 in the office. The software is so much better than the garbage Logitech stuff. However, it definitely makes me hold the mouse at a slight angle sometimes to hit certain buttons. I have owned the G600 and the Razer Naga. I prefer the Aerox as a gaming + daily driver by a lot. My only knock on the Aerox 9 is the wheel could be slightly higher. Also the side buttons could have been placed better to fit all hand sizes.

I dont trust naga series with batteries. Last time I tried, 2 nagas died on me from swollen batteries, twice in a year

i’ve been using MMO mice for shooters for years now, the one i have at the moment is the corsair scimitar but the razer naga is good too

I've used a Logitech and Corsair in the past and I too have settled on the Naga as my preferred.

Razer naga best mmo mouse they make in my opinion

A one handed keyboard.. like a [Tartarus?](https://www.razer.com/gaming-keypads/razer-tartarus-pro?srsltid=AfmBOoqNdVujMwEPZOxooz1BYLCaEq3CDoufW3WzuopY7rYia43pkbAC) IMO you would get more value out of an MMO mouse rather than a one handed keyboard like that one. Unless you've got some disability, I think your normal laptop keyboard will work just fine. I personally have been using a razer naga for 15 years now, it's a total game changer for MMOs.

Love my Razer Naga Last night it started double clicking though, I basically buy a new one every year. I can't stand the Scimitar so please don't recommend it.

The Razer Naga is an amazing mouse. I couldn't play WoW without it. Highly recommend! If you don't need the changeable side plates, the Hyperspeed should work very well.

Mmo button mouse. 6 to 0 is assigned. F1 to f5 is assigned. I have the razer Naga with the 12 buttons on the side. This manages 6 to 0 and f1 to f5. I can reach 1 to 5 and the other basic commands. Profit.

I daily a Razer Naga for FF XIV but it feels too big and heavy, I've been thinking of ordering an EVGA X15 just to try.

Bought a razer naga to play a hunter in wow, learned you CAN actually have TOO many buttons. Took some pliers and actually snapped off 7_12 because I kept misclicking, so hard to differentiate between rows. Pressing stuff with your thumb @ 90deg is proper annoying. If they ever discontinue the g502x ima buy 10 🤗

I have a Razer Naga. The question is, how many hotkeys do you need - which depends on the game. I use easy reachable modifier keys to multiply my mouse bindings (depending on your hand: shift, ctrl, alt). My requirements for the mouse: "enough" thumb buttons and a mouse wheel which can be switched right and left. My Bindings are: Mouse-Wheel left: previous target Mouse-Wheel right: next target Shift+Mouse-Wheel left: nearest target ... you get the idea ... Thumb-Button 1-x Alt + Thumb-Button 1-x Shift + Thumb-Button 1-x Shift+Alt + Thumb-Button 1-x you get the idea

I have this exact mouse 1-Primary 2-Pistol 3-util 4-knife 5-c4 6-chat bind 7-chat bind 8-chat bind 9-chat bind 10-chat bind 11-chat bind 12-chat bind

the razer naga is amazing. they even have a left handed mouse for us lefties. I remember when the first left handed naga was released and sale prices rose to 200-300 because they had been discontinued before re-release

I bought a razer naga mouse with 12 prpgramable buttons on the side. Was able to swap those over to [f] keys and [esc] [1] [space] and all other tabs i would need when bossing. As long as your not setting up macros. Its not against tos to use mouse keys remapped to keyboard functions. I can play most of osrs with just my mouse.

Used to use razer naga, but the prices got crazy. Switched to logitech, which I found on sale for $40 I think. I love it.

I’ve been using the Razer naga for over a decade now and will never use another mouse

Razer Naga ! Mine lasted for 10 years before partially giving up

Razer Naga imo, the one with swappable plates is my favorite for mmos.

I have a naga and love it, i dont buy into all the razer hate that you will see on reddit. But.....a few things, first is that its overpriced for what it is. Second is that the usb connection has this slant in it so its incompatible with most usb cords. You can buy a replacement razer usb cord, again overpriced, or a knock off on Amazon....but its kinda shitty to make a mouse that uses a usb connection but you can only get use razer's cord

razer naga all day. tried both, and naga is really better. atleast for my hand! :)

My naga lasted 5 years without issue and this one has gone for 2 now. Thats wild. But I had a Red Dragon Predition for about 6 years back in the day and though it was a bit small, it was reliable.

I had a g600 die within a year on me, I have a razer Naga now that's like 6 years old and going strong. Maybe I just got a bad one but that's my experience. I also haven't had a g600 in about 7 years lmao maybe new ones are better?

Naga does this too but even more.

Naga has 12 alone on the left side + left/right/middle/middle right/middle left/Up/down atleast for the Naga Pro v1 i use and what 8 know the v2 pro has 2 Buttons more. That means 19-21 vs 10-11 buttons.

That's really easy get the Naga. Its actually the best mouse on this planet doesn't matter what you play or do at your PC. If you like multitasking and want to have many programmable keys then go for the Naga. Wanna use it with a tkl and still have numbersblock sure why not?! Wanna play MMO and other stuff like that hell yeah. You want some extra buttons for script while you do Office stuff? Fucking yes. I use the different naga since over 15 years and not a single one failed to me. I will never buy any other live i believe.

I have the Naga since it released and one reason was to game with one Hand and eat with another hand. I am shocked how good this works. I am glad you found this.

Yeah i think you don't get why he actually need it and with the newer nagas you can just change the thumb buttons and at the end the Naga will be more ergonomic.

As an owner of a razer naga, a corsair scimitar and a logitech g600, the old g600 its just superior in almost every single aspect... its more comfortable, clicks and buttons feel nice, firm and soft, not just cheap, software is good, weight is excelent, and secondary click only started dying after 10 years of playing wow almost every day for 2-14hours a day (I move the camera with secondary click pressed all the time, and I was a mythic raider and a m+ andy if it serves any purpose). \-The naga was too little for my hands, meh in quality. (Sold this one) \-The scimitar is relatively good, but I hate ICUE with my life, bad UI/UX and just too much CPU usage (currently i use this when I come back to wow for 1 week a year) \-Still have the g600, and if I ever come back to wow in a "serious" way, ill buy the new version 100%. PD: I have big hands, and use claw grip PD2: idk about the new version og g600, it seems better than the old one. Edit: G502 is a decent option for mmo too, but its layout is weird to me for a mmo, I also have this, and I liked it a lot for fps games, maybe if you use at least 1 or 2 modifiers (ctrl, shift, alt) you could still use this.

I have the razer naga. But I don’t have small hands🤷🏼‍♂️

Razer Naga or Corsair Scimitar? I prefer the Naga because you can change from the 12 thumbs to 6 or 2

That's awesome. I only ever used a Razer Naga when playing Star Wars Galaxies. Wishing you all the best in your continued recovery.

Naga felt worse for me than Basilisk. The pinky rest was nice, but not having the thumb rest that the Basilisk has was a huge no go and I ended up returning the Naga because of it. I had to change my grip to avoid hitting the side buttons because my thumb was not at rest.

No worries that explain a lot. I'd just practice on aiming then and movements with keyboard. Stick to basics then go to macros etc. If you don't get much better on M+K or feel like you're just better on controller, maybe it isn't for you. Lots of players do well on controller, even pros. If any case you need a mouse with more buttons there are some out there but those are usually an old design like the Logitech G503, Naga or other MMO/all in one mice. They won't be the best for aiming compared to modern mice these days but yeah something to note. Personally I'd just try and get better with what you have but there's no harm in testing out other mice, I guess. Good luck and happy gaming.

Naga is too many small buttons for my fat greasy fingers. This should probably follow the thread already about it, but Logitech G600 series. 6 buttons is more than enough when you throw in shift/alt/ctrl modifiers. Death Grip on the button, shift+button grips mouse over, alt+button grips focus target. One macro, one button, dynamic application of your skills.

I use Naga for all MMORPG games. I mean, you have 12+ buttons on your mouse / right thumbs. Can’t get better than that!

I'm biased and OG, Razer naga was next level when I discovered Swifty back in the day.

Yep. My Razer Nagas lasted forever until one had a weird software issue and the other just finally gave out from wear and tear

Hey now. My Razer Naga lasted 8 years before it decided it was going to spam random macros whenever I walked away.

Yep. My Razer Nagas lasted forever until one had a weird software issue and the other just finally gave out from wear and tear

Hey now. My Razer Naga lasted 8 years before it decided it was going to spam random macros whenever I walked away.

Yep. My Razer Nagas lasted forever until one had a weird software issue and the other just finally gave out from wear and tear

Hey now. My Razer Naga lasted 8 years before it decided it was going to spam random macros whenever I walked away.

On my 3rd Naga is 14 years, I don’t think there’s any way for me to go back to playing without it.

Back i. The day when this mouse forst came out and I was playing WoW I had 36 skills tied to this fucker as a priest and could play one handed. I'd be playing fetch with my dog while raid healing, it definitely confused the fuck out of a lot of people. I've been using the Naga ever since. On my 3rd one now!

It used to be my favorite but my hands can't take the weight anymore. I wish they would make it lighter like steel series did with their version of the same layout.

I have a Razer naga that i own since 2013 And still work

What kind of casual user are you? I have never had the buttons on a razer mouse last longer than a year. I have gone through Nagas specifically about every six months because they start dropping holds or multi-clicking at six months almost like clockwork. I think this current one I have may be the longest lasting one in the last decade but even it is only like eight months old and I have cut back A LOT on how much and how competitively I play.

I'm on my third Naga since playing XIV and the one I have currently has lasted about 4-5 years. I won't swap brands I'll just keep getting another Naga. I do think there's a Logitech MMO mouse very similar to the Naga but don't know the full name.

Worst mouse I have ever had, kept losing connection and razors advise was to remove all of the razor software on my PC… Hand feel was strange and unless you have child hands the side buttons are not feasible during flights.

i use one of those ergonomic vertical grip mice for workload, and have my gaming mouse on it's dock right next to it. for a bit i had a naga that i had bound to macros, but realistically i think the biggest productivity / ergonomic boost you can get is with an ergo-mouse. first off, 8k polling rate is more of a gimmick than anything else, and what you need in a high-speed high-end gaming mouse is completely different from anything considered productivity. consider keyboards, where a top of the line HE 60% wooting with clicky switches would be next to useless in a heavy workload setting, but my huge ergonomic logitech with an entire row of function keys and switches and doodads would not be at all useful in a competitive game setting. i think once you actually start going for high end peripherals, the use-case defines the product. just like you wouldn't wear a dress watch when going scuba-diving and you wouldn't wear your gshock to a wedding.

I did the same, but I don't like it as much as the naga. To me, it feels smaller, and I have to adjust my hard to press the buttons on the side too often.

Straight out of the box naga is the best mouse but they breakdown to the point of being useless way too fast for me so Corsair scimitar it is for me. I’ve had nagas last less than a tier for me and my current/2nd scimitar has lasted a couple years

Been a Naga user since 2011 and I'm not sure I could play _other_ games either. Most games need you to hit the number keys or at least move your movement hand away from wasd. FPS as an example; Once you spend time binding keys you no longer have to stop moving to swap weapons, reload, throw grenades, use abilities etc.

Both nagas I had developed the dreaded double click issue after around 2 years of use. No complaint about my scimitar yet apart from the mediocre software.

Not really. Swappable panels is excellent idea though. Especially when well-implemented like on Razer Naga.

Yeah my Naga has been going strong since 2020 and my or weaver since 2018

Yeah my Naga has been going strong since 2020 and my or weaver since 2018

Yeah my Naga has been going strong since 2020 and my or weaver since 2018

I still have the razer naga I bought like 10 years ago. Works great and feels good to hold.

idc what you say GET A NAGA IT'S SO GOOD

I’ve used razer naga and the corsair counterpart. Naga all the way. I have a few friends that use the wired red dragon brand on Amazon. Seem to like it. I’m just use to the naga so that’s my choice

I literally just got rid of my 12 year old razer naga. Definitely held up and just stopped working.

I literally just got rid of my 12 year old razer naga. Definitely held up and just stopped working.

I literally just got rid of my 12 year old razer naga. Definitely held up and just stopped working.

I use the RAZR Naga, only because it's the only left handed gaming mouse on the market.

1. Yes. I use a Razer Naga. 2. I'd say it's worth it for the convenience of having extra buttons. 3. In a way, yes. It makes it easier for me to have other skills set where I don't need to add another row full of modifier keys.

I have a razer naga and I love it. I absolutely hate using modifier keys, so for me it is necessary. But lots of people are okay with not using them so it’s personal preference imo.

I just have 2 mice. A g pro for fps/any other game, and a Naga for Wow

Yeah, I’ve used the Naga since it came out.

I love the razer naga mouse. I’ve been using it for over 10 years now and I can’t go back to not having those 12 buttons for my thumb 

Been using the Naga for years, never using another type of mouse again

Razer is overpriced. I had several years ago a Naga. Lasted only 1 year maybe. After that I bought some random brand mouse with thumb pad for a quarter of the Razer price. Which is now 5 years old and still working perfect.

not everyone has the same size hands. i've used the scimitar and g600 and they just never felt right, even with the scimitar's adjustable keys. i use the naga because it fits my hand perfectly, and i must just be lucky because i've never had any quality issues with them. now razer's keyboards on the other hand...will never buy another one

Have a naga for 5 Years and it’s still perfect :)

Razor naga (and the only mmo for left hand)

I disagree with that as I used a G600 for a while and much preferred the Naga.

They break very easily is the downside, went through 3 naga razers before I bought a g600 and the Logitech mouse still works as well as the day I bought it, such a shame they were discontinued.

i have large and thick hands, 8+ inches from middle finger to palm and razer naga was the most comfortable mouse I've ever tried and I've had many. It felt molded. I got the razer basilisk and meh 🤢

I've been using the razer naga for years. The right click button eventually develops problems for me but it lasts a long while

Woah. So it's not just me. I have a Corsair scimitar right now too after 2 razor nagas that both died within a year. I liked the buttons on the naga better though but I'm sure with time I'll be good

Awesome mouse, got it a few years ago. I've tried playing Minecraft just with the mouse - without keyboard and it worked.

I have fairly large hands and even the naga was kind of shallow. I had a Logitec G600 or whatever the mmo mouse is and i hated it (software bugs) so I threw it out. I bought a Redragon Impact M908 and the arch still isn't big enough, but the ends of my fingers are still about the same as your 2nd picture. The tips of my fingers go to about the end of the button so the pads of my fingers are still on the mouse itself. But it has a ring finger ledge (no button) so it makes it wider. Plus it's $31 CAD right now :) [https://www.amazon.ca/Redragon-M908-Precision-Programmable-Buttons/dp/B07FK9PKSM/?th=1](https://www.amazon.ca/Redragon-M908-Precision-Programmable-Buttons/dp/B07FK9PKSM/?th=1) Even if it lasts 3 years, I can replace it 3 times and still be under the cost of a Razer Naga. The software is kind of crap, but so is Razer's to be honest. Never really liked it. Synapse had massive issues for me on my first Naga, and my last one the mouse just died after 6 years. Double click issues on the left button. I tried to fix it and it didn't work so... Redragon it is.

I'm afraid I'll never be able to get out of my Naga. Have been using mine for almost 10 years and am already planning to buy a newer version 😂

I've only used the raza narga mouse for wow cuz of the 12 buttons on the side make it much easier to play imo

I have this issue with my razer naga where the mouse freezes or stops working for a second. Makes it really annoying when healing and moving with my mouse. I can’t seem to find a fix for it anywhere. Other than that I love it though.

You can play WoW with one hand using a Razer Naga mouse

G502 is my favorite mouse, I've owned 3. However mmos specifically I use a naga

Im using it since 2014. All my abilities and items are ok side buttons. Got 7k mmr, and grinding more. There is no problem to play any hero beside maybe Tinker or Earth Spirit, but only cuz i succ on them. My left hand is busy with other buttons and binds, so it’s quite useful i will say. Not for everyone, but once you used to this mouse maybe it will help you.

Asus Rog Spatha X. 6. side buttons + 2. buttons on the right click. Razer Naga. 12 side buttons. I like to change, depends what I play. Spatha is top tier tbh...

I have had every generation of Naga. Won't buy anything else. Currently, I use the Naga Pro.

I bought the Razer Naga mouse so all my abilities are just of the side panel of my mouse so I never have to remove my fingers from the movement keys, lol

ive had a razer naga i was playing WoW back in the day with it and it lasted me 4 years and just the right mouse click was doubleclicking

ive had a razer naga i was playing WoW back in the day with it and it lasted me 4 years and just the right mouse click was doubleclicking

ive had a razer naga i was playing WoW back in the day with it and it lasted me 4 years and just the right mouse click was doubleclicking

I have a Razer Naga. There are newer version out now but they are a little pricey. Corsair Scimitar is also pretty good. I wish Logitech still mage the G600. Having th extra side buttons for an MMO mouse really does help. I play Ret and have most my attacks on my keyboard but my stuns, interrupts, defensives etc are all on my mouse. Those are for buttons I need to hit quickly but not necessarily spam like the attacks. I used to do it the other way but my hand would get cramps and have pain. I don't get that now.

I also use the Naga because they discontinued every Logitech one that I loved. I have 3 rows of actions, and I use all of the buttons on the mouse for row 1, and then modifier buttons + the mouse buttons for each successive row. I could never use the keyboard number buttons. I have pretty small hands even for a woman and I even use a special smaller keyboard with full buttons. Without the Naga or similar mmo mouse I straight up could not play this game or many PC games. I should also point out that I use the mouse wheel click as if it was another button.

I've used a Naga exclusively for about 15 years now, and I could never go back. Once you're used to it, you can very reliably use every key on the keypad with very few misinputs.

I’ve used Razer Naga forever, so I recommend that

I've had quite a few Razer Nagas and a Logitech G600. They all ended up dying after a year or 2 where the left click becomes unreliable. (doesn't hold, doesn't always register, etc) I've decided to just buy cheap Redragon mice now since at least I'm not out $80 bucks when the thing fails. Currently using a Redragon M908 without issue. If Logitech or Razer want to start putting reliable switches in their mice, I would gladly move back to them.

I like the thought of it. I use my naga mouse currently for work and gaming. The click would make that more sustainable and comfortable over time.

As a leftie I can recommend the Razer Naga too. Doesn't help that most MMO mouses (or mouses in general really when not ambidextrous) are made with right-handed people in mind, so the choice is pretty limited lol.

Had a Naga for over 10 years, it broke and got a Corsair Scimitar (not as good use it for work) and ended up getting the new wireless Nage. Best mouse. Use it at home, for games and for work.

The caveat with Razer is that rebinding mouse buttons does not work in Linux. While the defaults work for me (I have a deathadder and a naga, and the side buttons on both are mapped to number keys), someone with a more specialized use case will need access to Windows to set up the mouse. OpenRazer only allows you to adjust the lighting and sensitivity IIRC.

I’ve used the razer naga since, Jesus 2009?? Used the scimitar for a couple months after my first naga broke in 2016, then I bought another naga and i still have that one.

The razer Naga mice are fairly big last time I had one

Razer Naga series is good imo. I have kind of big hands and I can grip that thing pretty good. Also very ergonomic

I’ve used a naga, aerox 9, and schimitar. It’s a toss up between the naga and aerox for me. I think I like the ergonomics of the aerox a little better and I find the larger buttons easier to navigate. I didn’t like the schimitar and it broke within 6 months. I also thought the software was the most cumbersome. All of the MMO mice I’ve tried have terrible scroll wheel sensors that don’t last me more than a year or 2. Even the naga and aerox… thankfully I was able to get replacements for both under warranty.

Yes but mainly for camera position toggles only

No. Specific map position toggle for example MB6 is on Roshan top and MB7 is on Roshan Bot.

Also got my Naga in Legion. Unfortunately it started having button issues near the end of shadowlands.

wish the lefty version they did had the radial button layout! I find with the Naga I have trouble finding specific buttons when games get busy, so I end up mapping all of them to one thing, or rather un-mapping most of them and then just mashing my thumb into the cluster to hit the one enabled one in the middle.

Can confirm - unfortunately. I'm on like my 5th Naga I think? They usually last me around 2-3 years. I really want to switch, but the Corsair just wasn't price competitive last time I needed one and the G600 is discontinued.

I had an aerox 9 mouse but sold it because it was too big for me. My go-to is razer naga, so it's bigger than that at least. Not sure if it's good enough for you, but it's a bit bigger than most mice I've tried at least.

I go through a naga every two years they are such cheaply made trash but none of the other competitors seem to actually understand what features an mmo mouse should have.

1. Yes, I have used Razer Naga and now the Corsair one 2. They are worth it if your main PC gaming is MMO related. Being able to use your full hotbar (three or four of them even with shift / ctrl / alt modifiers) without moving your hand makes gaming more comfortable and also means you will actually use what would have been the harder to reach utility abilities if you were using keyboard 3. Maybe? But for me the difference in hand / wrist strain is worth it all by itself. When I'm playing busy classes it probably does make me better though since if I need to change what ability I'm about to use on the fly it is a much smaller movement

I liked Nagas, but they always broke too quick for me. Went through 2 that lasted almost exactly 1.5 years each. I switched to the Logitech G600, bought 2 off Amazon for maybe the price of one Naga back in 2017. I'm still using the second one. Unfortunately it looks like the Logitech side pad mouses are pretty much retired, and any stock still around is going for higher prices. I see some Redragon versions for super cheap, like $30. For that price that would be what I tried next.

Yea I don’t think that’s it considering I fit the same profile and my naga has lasted……longer than I can remember? Honestly I think you got unlucky and Naga is still the best bet. I found no evidence that the scroll wheels go bad. Also, learning to control that death grip is part of getting better at games lol

Ive bought like 3 over the years and there isn't any reason to spend extra. Those new features are negligible.

My favorite mouse. Been using since it launched.

Personally love my naga. With the interchangeable side plates. Been using it since bfa or so.

I had the V2 pro and then switched to just the regular Naga. The side panels would stop responding or specific numbers would stop responding unless I reseated the panels, and Razer’s RMA process was enough that I just got a new one anyway with Walmart’s built in insurance so I can just return it for 3 years if I have any issues.

I like the newest naga that has 2 extra buttons by your index finger. Helpful for ping button in wow and toggle mute on discord.

I've been using the Razer Naga trinity, and before that the Naga pro and before that the Naga. With 12 buttons you can bind you can fill one bar and control everything from your mouse. Up that to 2 bars using shift+12 buttons. In games like guild wars 2 you can use shift+1, 2, 3 etc to swap bars and use 1-12 to use abilities. It's been so much easier than reaching up to hit a key.

I've been on a Naga for like 10 years now.

Hey, Ever since I started using an MMO mouse years and years ago, I have never been able to go back to a regular mouse. Only for when i play FPS. I used to have a Razer Naga then a Logitech G600 and now a Steelseries Aerox 9. My problem is that I spilled coffee on my first Aerox 9, and the scroll wheel stopped working, so I bought a used one from a friend who had barely used it. That was a few months ago and now it's not properly registering my 3 and 4 button + the scroll wheel sometimes goes up when im scrolling down. I really like the way the mouse feels, but I cba buying another one if it's just gonna stop working properly again (I read multiple threads on these problems, they seem very common). So I'm wondering what your favourite MMO mouse is, preferably something not too expensive. My only requirements are that it has to have between 9-12 buttons on the side and it has to be durable.

Honestly i'm thinking i should just try and look for a used naga, because i think that's the one that lasted me the longest.

Guild wars doesn't need as many buttons as other mmos so you can probably get away with getting a razer Naga or one of the ones that has the 8 or so extra thumb buttons over the whole 12 button numpads on the side if that seems too clunky. 

Hell yes thats true. When i was in my teens i used to only buy Razer gear. As ive grown older i realized im wasting money having to buy a new "gaming mouse" every year cause their shit breaks constantly. I got pissed once and bought a 30$ logitech mouse at walmart after another one of my Razer mice broke, i think the Naga, and it lasted me 3 years and i only replaced it cause it had a wire. Razer is the Apple of gaming.

hi there! I've got nerve damage in my fingers that actually make long term keyboarding a little difficult, so I use an mmo mouse full-time and have since the Razer Naga in 09. I use a Corsair Scimitar and love it -- the numpad is adjustable a bit so you can position it to fit your hand better. You really have to re-train your hands but you can pull some really interesting keybinds off with it! it just takes some practice, like playing a fighting game on a joystick. it'll come to you!

I had 3 Nagas, all got refunded during warranty because they kept breaking. Never got Razer again. Then I got a $20 off brand MMO mouse, going strong for 4 years so far.

Seeing a lot of recommendations for the Naga which is honestly a real crappy made mouse. Everyone I've known to own one has had it break in one way or another.

I had the Razer Naga with 12 side buttons for many years. It was great until eventually it wasn’t possible to fix the double click anymore. For a couple of years after I had a cheap copy of it, which was okay but not quite as good. It did the job. Currently I’m using a G502 X, because I don’t play much and it was half the price of a Naga Pro. It’s a great mouse, but I do still miss the 12 side buttons and how simple it was to use.

Love my naga. Had one for about 5 years before replacing with a cheaper alt. That thing sucked and I replaced it with a new naga after a year. Going on another 3 years now. I don’t know how people break their naga so quickly.

I have a razer naga, I'm on my second and I've been using them since 2009. I am upgrading my PC soon and will be changing everything to white, the only white MMO mouse i've come across so far is the Redragon, so I am happy to see your comment.

Another vote for the razer naga here. I am on my second, and have been using them since 2009.

I like the razer naga, definitely isn't needed but its definitely a huge help, it really helped me change my gameplay into really high tier pvm. Any mouse with 12 side buttons is what id recommend, there are just so many options for binds in rs

The original razer naga

I've had the same issue with recent Naga purchases, but the biggest issue is that they started double clicking within a month or 2. My first Naga from like 2010 lasted a couple years then every one after was only good for barely a few months.

I used to use a Razer Naga mouse for years, which you can re-map a lot of buttons to. But I like to use Shift as my Dodge button *(weird, I know).* And the more I got into Roaming/PvP, the more I found myself accidentally linking my skills in chat that would inevitably get me killed. So I swapped to a Razer Deathadder V2 and rebound a bunch of skills to whatever felt the most comfortable. 1-5 for Weapon Skills. R,E,TAB,C,X for Heal, Utilities & Elite *(TAB is my 'Oh Shit' button, which is always a Stunbreak)* Q,T,F,F1,F2 for Profession Skills *(These are in order of most important/desirable depending on Class/Spec)* Caps for Weapon Swap, Shift for Dodge, Z for Look-Back *(I don't use About Face)* \` for Mount, Mouse Button 4 for Tab-Target, Mouse Button 5 for Stow Weapon, Middle-Mouse to Auto-run

I've been using Razer Naga's for the past decade for MMO's and gaming and I love them. Convenient, fits my hand great (Logitech version was too big for me) and they last a decent amount of time.

Thank you. I am more looking for a recent mouse with better sensor. The techie in my Marvel Rivals group said I need a new mouse cause the g600 was ancient a newer mouse would be better. I had the razor naga break on me twice on little over a year and the razor kitty headphones broke after slightly over year so Razor struck out for me and I avoid them. Sorry to hear about your laptop rma experience did you post on their social media or reach out to gamers nexus? I had a bad rma experience with my Asus laptop dying under 6 months and will never buy Asus again

Thank you I had the razor naga years ago and it broke after a few months got fixed then broke again shortly after the year warranty was up. My razor kitty headphones also lasted barely a year. Has razor quality improved?

The Razer Naga is hot garbage. The click actuators last maybe a year before they start to give out. I'm on my 4th in as many years, they replace it under warranty because they know its an issue and just dont bother to fix it.

Yeah exactly the same add a razer naga but it died after a year then bought another one and it died after 3 years... So I tried the Scimitar from corsair and It's still extremely good I love it. It's been like what... 7 years I guess.

Naga is definitely best. I've had 2 over 10 years. Only issue I've ever had is my dog eating it.

I love the feel of the naga, every 12 key mouse I've had has broken but the naga feels the best. Scroll wheel tends to shit the bed after about 1.5 years, but that was the same across the board. I really liked the (hyper 7?) steel series one as well but it stopped being detected after about a week. Adding that I have all my abilities and items bound to the naga, the side keys function as your number row

Used a Razer Naga until I found the Logitech G600, but that’s discontinued. So when my Logitech dies I’ll probably get the razer naga again, I just got the Logitech one because it was cheaper than the naga.

Used a naga for years, think I’ve had 3 due to different failures, LMB double clicking that kind of thing. Recently switched to Corsair Scimitar - it’s similar enough. Both good for Dotes

I’ve had a razer naga for over 6 years and I highly recommend it. Best mouse I’ve ever owned no question. Still going strong to this day.

Could not disagree more. I’ve had my naga for 6 years and it’s the best mouse I’ve ever owned. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for an MMO mouse.

Yeah, I love Nagas, but my big issue is they don't last. Though I usually get \~3 years out of each one. My current one is starting to have issues so I just ordered a new one for Black Friday. Never heard of the reddragon one, maybe I'll pick it up next time.

I'm still using razer orbweaver stealth and a g600(you can still get them new from japan) but started with the belkin nostromo and grabbed a razer naga when it launched.

I love my razer naga faster for me then reaching off my movement keys to use shit

I use a razor naga. Left hand movement pretty much, right hand function/builds.

Me personally is staying away from razer since most products I owned and tested has been bad, with mouses having bad sensors that are moving on their own and no firmware or factory reset has been working, keyboards that keys stopped working or extra clicking etc, the only thing that actually works but I kinda ”hate" today so their naga mouse, had the original and the chroma both been working as they supposed to but today a little older the passform of the naga doesn't suit me any more so since I'm a more of an MMO player I would like the extra buttons so I been eyeing the Steel series aerox 9 that has more of a claw grip style of a mouse but still has the 12 extra thumb buttons, I can't talk much about wireless headsets though just what I read around that their quality checks hasn't been the best and also where my personal bias comes into play that for any "serious" gaming wireless is not good even though wireless most likely has come a long way there will always be a latency delay vs wired, End of they day if you have like a tech warehouse that you could test these would be the best so you can try and see if they are something for you as sound is very personal, and what is your budget If trying to find alternatives for you?

I bought a Naga back in maybe 2014? To date, my favourite mouse for every game. Those buttons are never in the way and work flawless with any game Picked up a Trinity recently, same thing. Lovely mouse.

I had my naga for 11 years before I bought another one

I had my naga for 11 years before I bought another one

I had my naga for 11 years before I bought another one

Been using the naga for nearly a decade now. Big ups.

My 2014 Naga refuses to die . Had 1 more Naga and a steel series now on my main pc but the laptop naga just won't give up

My 2014 Naga refuses to die . Had 1 more Naga and a steel series now on my main pc but the laptop naga just won't give up

My 2014 Naga refuses to die . Had 1 more Naga and a steel series now on my main pc but the laptop naga just won't give up

People hate on the Naga for whatever reason, but I love mine. I've used it pretty heavily for about 4 years without any issues. I bought a Corsair Scimitar as a backup and it also works really well. Both offer basically the same package; 12 side buttons and the normal mouse stuff. The Razor and Corsair software are pretty similar too. Only real difference is the Naga feels a little longer and more flat in the hand vs the scimitar being a bit more tall and round.

I also have small hands (9x16cm) and my favourite mice have been the Razer Deathadder and then the Razer Naga (once I got into FFXIV). The Naga has 3 switchable side panels with a full keypad, smaller keypad, and then one with just forward/back buttons. I’ve had two and I love them.

I felt that. Had a Naga for like 6-7 years, broke it and bought a brand new one… 2 months later scroll issues already fml….

I felt that. Had a Naga for like 6-7 years, broke it and bought a brand new one… 2 months later scroll issues already fml….

I felt that. Had a Naga for like 6-7 years, broke it and bought a brand new one… 2 months later scroll issues already fml….

I've got big ass hands myself and have a Naga, big fan, it's a bit more claw grip which is comfortable for me at least and suits the fit of my hand pretty good

I agree, I’m now using a Razer Naga even with the macOS just because of how precise and light it is.

I used to play wow religiously so I bought my first Naga in 2012 or so and this far I've gone through 3 of them and all of them have had issues in one way or another, first one the scroll wheel started acting up and middle mouse button often didn't register clicks, second one scroll wheel again but also left mouse button started not to register clicks and my third and current one doesn't have functionality problems but they changed the side buttons and the numbers on 1-3 have worn out completely in a year or so, the build quality is complete ass. The shitty thing is I will probably keep buying them because I'm an idiot and the mouse fits my hand perfectly and I can't live without the side buttons anymore.

I’ve used the Naga for over 10 years at this point and I’ll never go back. Incredible for MMOs and other very busy games. If you play a character that summons clones/has micro with minions or you just have a lot of control groups, it could probably be useful for you. Even if you don’t need all that extra control, I think it’s very comfortable and has a nice weight to it.

Had 2 razer nagas both stopped working around 1,5 years, never again razer. Been using corsair scimitar for 2years now with ZERO issues whatsoever.

I didn't see any comments mentioning it, but I have to give a MAJOR recommendation for the SteelSeries Aerox 9. I bought mine in early 2022 and it has been my go to mouse for everything. Light, wireless, good battery, good side button layout (for my big hands at least), its easily my favorite MMO mouse (Have also had 2 G600s, a Scimitar, and a Naga) and probably my favorite mouse period.

I loved my Logitech g600 but since they discontinued I use Razer Naga because of mouse button 4 and 5. I love to use mouse button 4 or 5 for my Opie key bind. I wonder if any other mouse has mouse button 4 and 5?

Using razer naga since forever, bought my 5th, but there is nothing comparable for lefthanded users like me it seems ;_;

Idk why everyone experienced difficulties with Razer Naga computer mice, I got my first one as a Christmas present when Cataclysm came out, around December of 2010 and it only stopped working around end of 2020 because a person I was living with dumped a whole can of Coca Cola all over it, maybe I just got lucky with how long mine lasted??? Idk

It is hit or miss, I have been using a razer naga for probably 15 years now, but I have had lots of them and lots of problems. It has been feeling like the new ones last less and less, but whenever the one im currently using breaks im buying a new one.

i love my naga, but i hate the scrolling wheel. i have to assault it with a brush regularly to get it to work properly.

Get a Naga from best buy, get a 2 year warranty for 10$, before the 2 years is up go swap it out for a new one, get warranty on the new one for 10$, repeat. New mouse every 2 years for 10$.

I've tried a bunch of cheap MMO mice from Amazon, but I always end up returning them and going back to a Razer Naga as the side buttons give the best feedback. The only problem is the scroll wheel always breaks after about 6 months and becomes useless. My 5th Naga just broke with exactly the same problem, and I'm very reluctant to buy another. Out of the other premium brands, which MMO mice have a similar feel with good quality side buttons? I'm willing to try anything else at this point, I just hope the scroll wheel lasts longer than 6 months. Update: I'm getting a Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed, it has a completely different scroll wheel to all the previous Naga's I've used, and it won't break the bank like a Pro V2. I really hope this scroll wheel is more robust, but only time will tell. Thanks for all the input everyone, very much appreciated. Update 2: I just tried the advice /u/ShadoGear gave, and it only bloody worked!! https://www.reddit.com/r/MMORPG/s/x1prWOuidP The scroll wheel is working perfectly again, dust must have gotten into the sensor! I'm going to keep my HyperSpeed as it's so nice having a wireless mouse again, and I have a good spare now, so chuffed 🙂

Well I've had this Naga for 2 years now and I'm pretty heavy handed. The MMB still works fine, and the scrolling issue ending up being dust stuck in the scroll sensor and is fixed now. The MMB went on a couple of them but that was years ago and I can't remember the exact circumstances. I think it was on the special edition SWTOR Naga's, so it could have just been an issue with that particular model. I honestly wouldn't worry about it, as long as you're not pressing too hard it should last you many years.

That's good to know thanks, I found a couple of posts about the issue too, and it does look a bit flimsy in the pictures as there's no front support. Not sure it would last very long in my hands either. I think I'm just going to have to get another Naga but make sure to use the warranty if it breaks again, rather than suffer in silence!

Well it happened to my original Naga, then it happened to my special edition SWTOR Naga, so I got a second hand SWTOR Naga off eBay and it happened to that one. And I'm now on my second wired Naga after that. I try to live with it as long as possible before getting a new one, it also depends on the game I'm playing at the time. Yeah I've been trying hard to stay calm and not press so hard, and the better I get the easier it becomes. But I still do it sometimes when things get really intense. My friends used to joke in school that I had retard strength as I wasn't a big guy and didn't train, but could beat anyone in an arm wrestle, so it probably is me if it's not a common issue. I can't be that unlucky lol Come to think of it my work mice used to break after a while too, I'm really going to have to focus harder on not clicking so hard on the scroll wheel from now on 😅

I started using the razor naga about a decade ago and I’m full-on dependent.

Top 3 MMO mice I've owned: * Corsair Scimitar * Logitech G600 (discontinued, but closest in shape is UtechSmart Venus and Redragon MMO series) * Razer Naga It comes down to comfort at the end of the day for those long MMO gaming sessions, so I would suggest going in-store and trying out the shapes. Both Scimitar and Naga have wireless variants. Scimitar's side buttons are mushier and have some movement, but this actually helps me lift the mouse without misclicking the side buttons. You can also move the side button panel on the Scimitar to match your hand size and comfort (its biggest selling point). Naga's side buttons feel the best - very snappy, but its shape causes me to misclick at times. If you want to play FPS games with your MMO mouse, I would buy the Scimitar as they release each iteration with the best sensor in the market for that given point in time. Naga's sensor is ok; my Naga Pro jitters when fast swiping/flicks. G600 has the oldest sensor (and is laser).

I use razer naga for mmo for 13 years or something but u dont have to buy anything, people used keyboard number buttons for decades in gaming so it all comes to training, first time i played shooter on console with controllers it was so hard for me until i got used to it

Never going back to Razer Nagas because the scroll wheels keep dying really quickly. Unfortunately, though, the G600 aren't being made anymore, and I really like that one. Current mouse is a Redragon and its going strong.

Same! My first Naga worked twice as long without fail until I bought a new one. Now it bugs out half the time. Shame!

I had a razer Naga for about 4 years and it was good, razer software felt nice enough to use but the mouse itself was a little on the smaller side especially the buttons. I've had a Corsair scimitar for maybe 6 years now and I love it. Icue software can be great or shit depending on the update but on the whole it's good. Feels really nice to use and can't see myself changing to anything else anytime soon

It's comfortable and bigger than most mice, just a forewarning though, if you do use one of the small buttons a metric crap load they do tend to wear out a little faster than one with fewer buttons. WoW is a mouse killer :D

In my 20 years of wow I've owned 2 razor Nagas. The first didn't even break, I only bought a new one because the old one was starting to look grubby from so much use. I often see people saying razor is shit and that there stuff always "breaks", it's a strange coincidence but these are also the same people who refuse to install/update software and the razor mice really need the software installed to feel good.

Honestly? I used to have a naga and loved it, but it eventually died and I bought a corsair scimitar instead. It's a fraction of the price and performs just the same IMO. Unless razer have done something snazzy since my naga!

I like the feel but the left click fails consistently and its fucking annoying. I went thru 3 nagas due to left click issues before I went to Corsair.

I've been using nagas since the first one and unfortunately I dunno how to play mmos without one now

Razer Naga was the shit back in the day. Currently using Logitech G502, it's my go-to mouse nowadays, I have 2 extra in my cabinet in case this one breaks. Whenever there is one on the sale, I grab one.

Left handed Razer Naga here that works perfectly apart from the number 6 is intermittent. Which is a cleaning issue as it frees up whenever I clean it briefly, I just need to take the time to clean the buttons properly. Still lasted me five years, already ordered a spare one.

I use a Naga, and i have rotational buttons on keyboard and Naga - I don’t look to replace my keyboard, just offload a bit. Naga button keybinds: (depends on classes, but I’ll do Evoker/Warrior) 1: Hover / Charge 2: Flying mount 3: Zephyr / Victory Rush 4: Assist ping 5: Dragonrage / Ignore Pain 6: Trinket 1 / AoE Taunt 7: Nothing / Rallying Cry 8: Trinket 2 / Spell Reflect 9: Unravel / Berserker Rage 10: Oppressing Roar / Heroic Throw 11: Extra Action Button 12: Brutosaur It's a GODSENT for Prot warrior; because 90% of the time, my finger is just spamming Ignore Pain on the mouse, and I don't even think about it - Leaving my keyboard hand to actually do the rotational things.

I have tried razer naga, corsair scimitar and steel series Aerox. My personal preference was the razer naga. All three have shit software that sometimes just won’t work or won’t save a keybind. Just ordered the redragon m908 off Amazon for $20 since a lot of people recommend it.

A 12 button MMO mouse like the Razer Naga is an absolute game changer. There is a bit of a learning curve to it. Also not all MMO mice are sized the same, so I use the Naga because it fits my hand even though there are other cheaper and just as good 12 button options other people can use. Having any amount of extra buttons, even 6 or 9 buttons, is a huge benefit. I'm not sure if "better player" is the moniker. Morely, it reduces difficulty in performing class actions. So like, doing rotations will be much easier, but still gotta learn them. Also some classes benefit more from MMO mice than others. PLD and SCH really want extra buttons while SMN and VPR don't care as much. So that's another thing to keep in mind.

I actually couldn;t agree more. When my old old naga finally gave out several years ago, I managed to go through 3 new razer mice in a single year. i will never buy a razer product again. In other news, I switched to Dream Machines, and i'm immensely happy with them.

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

Works great. Used it for 6+ years. Ignore all the "buttons are too small". It isn't that bad. I rested my thumb in the middle of 4,5,7,8. Use those as my "AWDS" home. Took some getting used to but after I got used to it I couldn't use any other mouse. I've used it for MOBAs (DotA), FPS (Apex), MMOs (RS3), etc, Literally everything. Side note I never used the other 2 panels that it came with, only the 12 keybind panel. The only down side was that the mouse is small so if you have bigger hands your wrist will fall onto your mat and drag everywhere. It didn't bother me much hence the 6+ years. I did however have to switch off it for this exact reason of it being too small since it started giving me some carpal tunnel issues. However I was so used to the 12 additional keybinds that I couldn't find a good replacement. Luckily I finally found it and I switched to the [Azeron Cyro](https://store.azeron.eu/azeron-keypads#keypad=cyro). Super weird to get used to at first but like anything else it will eventually become muscle memory. The only downside is that I find the palm of my hands getting sweaty very easily and quickly. Currently looking into modding it myself and adding a fan on there. To be continued on that end. Other than that it solved my carpal tunnel issues.

yep, I found the 12 num pad way too useful to give up. if my mouse shits out on me I’m just gonna get a new naga.

I switched to this after my second naga broke in 2 years, and haven't looked back. Great mouse. 

I used to have a naga and loved it. Been using the corsair scimitar for a long time now

The day I got my naga my warlock was so much easier to play lol. 1-12 and shift/control modifiers. Even had health stones and soul stones bound. The only stuff not on my mouse was mount and bandages. I could never go back to a regular mouse.

The razer naga is such a good mouse design with such terrible quality

Bro I used to love this mouse, my favorite shape of all time, unfortunately the newer models are bad for my grip style. I now use the steel series Aerox 3 which is pretty much the shape as the steel series rival 3, a cheaper alternative. I like how my palm feels resting on these mice, but I tend to use more of a claw grip. If you like using a palm grip the Logitech g502 would be good, it has a button in a similar spot as the sniper button and you can make bind it to do the same thing as the sniper button with the Logitech software. Edit: I’ll be honest man I’ve been looking for a mouse like this one forever. I don’t think you’ll be able to find a shape quite like it, I haven’t been able to. The only thing I liked almost as much was the razer naga.

I’ve bought 3 and the scrollwheel always breaks where if I try and scroll down it scrolls up a good amount of times any fixes?

lol there is only option Razor naga

Same here unfortunately. I've tried a lot of other MMO mice over the years. None have as good a thumb button pattern/sizing. Only the Naga let's me assign shift to one of the middle row buttons, then easily roll my thumb left and right to get shift4 or shift6 from just my thumb.

Naga. I'm not a fan of razor in general. But no other MMO mouse has better thumb button size/placement. With the Naga I map the center button on the bottom row to shift. And with that I can roll my thumb up, left, or right and get another three keybinds. No other mouse fits my thumb that well. 99% of the time I only use the bottom six buttons. The others are just basic things like auto run, sit, walk, etc. That makes for 8 buttons that I can press instantly with just my left thumb. Lots of quick reaction buttons there. And just having shift there also lets me press that for shift, instead of my left pinky. One less thing for my left hand to do. Makes Shift+4 while moving and jumping easier. In WoW I double bind 5 and r to the same spell, same for 6 and f. 789 -shift= are on my thumb button. And 0 is moved to ' (left of 1). This gives me ready, instant access to the entire hotbar. And with shift, an entire second hotbar (excepting shift+7 and shift+9). Then a few non-reactionary spells like buffs, hearthstone, toys, etc can go wherever. These can go on a bar that is vertical against my party frames (I play healers). So it's real easy to cast them on friends when needed. But these are also bound to F# keys as well so multiple casts can be done quickly with mouse over macros while moving forward (but not jumping/strafing etc). Macros will let that be enough to play even a druid in all forms with every spell being useable. And this is without stopping movement to reach and without any annoying left pinky stretch ever being required. It's been a couple expansions since I played, so I'm just assuming the button bloat hasn't gotten too bad since.

1. Yes, the Razer Naga 2. Worth it - yes. Necessary - absolutely not. I **do** find that the MMO mouse makes high-ability jobs like Paladin a **lot** easier to access all of their abilities. 3. It might. It really depends on the player. I didn't think it would make that big a difference for me having grown up on MMOs just using the 1-5 keys and modifiers. But after using it now, I find it essential. That ALSO means that if you ever travel or play the game on a different PC, you'll need to bring your MMO mouse with you. The game becomes unplayable without one.

Best one I've had, shame it's out of production now and only available on eBay for ridiculous prices. Can recommend the Steel series Aerox 9 now tho, it's a bigger mouse and I can play with my palm resting on it unlike the Naga I had before.

Not a keyboard, but I recommend the Razer Naga Mouse with the 12 side buttons for just about anything. I love it.

I got my razer naga when I started playing wow, then some logitech i cant remember the model, now i have g602. All of them have "mmorpg buttons". I can't imagine playing without them. There is an improvement in a sense that your rotation feels more seamles. The Naga's keys seem a bit wider set so might feel more comfortable, the last set of buttons on logi isn't within the natural placement of the thumb for me so they feel kinda clunky. If you're thinking of getting one try out how it feels in your hand and if you can press the buttons easily.

The Razor Naga is a little bigger, but i don't know if thats enough...

Im using naga for years but they break very easily for me. I ve replaced 2 since ~2013. Im on my 3rd

Razer Naga, the way Swifty inteded

Same for me. Went through 3 nagas in almost as many years. Have been using red dragon 12 button for at least 6 years now.

Yeah me too Naga on the right Tartarus on the left keyboard and headset all Razer

I'm curious in what position you put your hand to make those left 2 columns reachable. At best I can reach the rightmost 2 columns, and I'd probably have to completely relearn how to use a mouse to use the first two... but I do admit that having a dedicated dodge button that doesn't require double tapping or contorting my thumb to the alt key has become a core part of all games that I play. I just wish that games would be more consistent about allowing the binding of mouse-4 and mouse-5, because I got like 3 different profiles on my Razer Naga because some don't allow me to use shift, some don't allow me to use mouse-4 and mouse-5, and some don't allow me to use function keys...

Exactly.  I use it more for productivity and coding.  I have 3 of them and a travel one I love it so much

This is why I initially bought a naga. Dont even play wow anymore but I still hotkey stuff for other games. Being able to move with WASD and use all of your skills without letting go of a direction helps pretty much universally.

Naga has been my goto for probably 10 years

Logitech g504 hero has been my go-to budget mouse for anwhile Short of that the razer naga is great.

It's a hit or miss with the naga for me, my last two nagas all failed because of the left mouse click. I got myself a naga pro, and have recently swapped from the 12 to the 2 button panel to try it out, works like w charm too. However, the pro also comes with the issues for the side panel, including that sometimes the buttonpresses won't register. Quick fix is to just take them off and put them on again

Razer Naga

G502 has 10-11 customized buttons beside left and right click Naga has like 12 or slightly more If dont use more than 10 buttons, g502 can do both mmo and first shooter person with great performance. The rest comes down to comfort on what type of your hands are and what kinda grip for your hand that you would like on your mouse. Also pair up your g502 with the logitech mousepad that has charging on it. Wireless and auto charging mouse pad. Its a nice combo. https://preview.redd.it/j3s1ljvidj7e1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2fe3f85622c976344ed77fc423798792bf05bcfc

Came here to say this i had over 10 razer mice before i stopped buying them. Like 6 of them were Razer naga and not a single naga lasted a year. But my corsair scimitar mouse i have now have lasted over 5 years

Came here to say this i had over 10 razer mice before i stopped buying them. Like 6 of them were Razer naga and not a single naga lasted a year. But my corsair scimitar mouse i have now have lasted over 5 years

Came here to say this i had over 10 razer mice before i stopped buying them. Like 6 of them were Razer naga and not a single naga lasted a year. But my corsair scimitar mouse i have now have lasted over 5 years

I’ve used a razor naga since the beta in 2012, using them for various unit selection, courier controls, chat wheel. I probably couldn’t play dota the same without it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it’s not perfect and I’ve been wanting to get a different mmo mouse, but unfortunately haven’t seen anything else worthwhile.

Yep. My Razer Naga failed after a month. The right click just stopped working half the time. Fuck that thing. It was expensive too. Went back to Logitech. Those things never disappoint

I have big hands. My it fits nicely on my razer naga

the naga maybe ? yeah had one too, the one that was wireless / cabled. lasted years. https://preview.redd.it/7xm640ywitlf1.png?width=474&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa66dbbeb782173543e04e5ccef73dc56e25cb23

I had a razer naga that lasted years of MMO abuse. it was quite good. I still miss the convenience of all the keys on it sometimes. this was some years ago, with the original nagas

the naga maybe ? yeah had one too, the one that was wireless / cabled. lasted years. https://preview.redd.it/7xm640ywitlf1.png?width=474&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa66dbbeb782173543e04e5ccef73dc56e25cb23

I had a razer naga that lasted years of MMO abuse. it was quite good. I still miss the convenience of all the keys on it sometimes. this was some years ago, with the original nagas

the naga maybe ? yeah had one too, the one that was wireless / cabled. lasted years. https://preview.redd.it/7xm640ywitlf1.png?width=474&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa66dbbeb782173543e04e5ccef73dc56e25cb23

I had a razer naga that lasted years of MMO abuse. it was quite good. I still miss the convenience of all the keys on it sometimes. this was some years ago, with the original nagas

Useing Razer naga for like 13 years, it fits my hand the best. Tried other mmo mouses but either the size was weird or the buttons on the side were meh, cause they were to far on the top, or to far on the end of the Sidebar.

I won a naga in a raffle a long time ago and I’ve bought 2 since best mouse ever imo

I wish I could have a naga that lasted that long. Razer products have turned to shit in the past 5 years. I've gone through 2 of their mice, that now just refuse to work on any device. Worst overpriced peripherals I've ever used come from Razer in the past 5 years.

Ive been using a razer naga since OG WoTLK. Have used just about every iteration of that mouse over the last 15 years. They are good but synapse can be a bit of a pain sometimes and I had so sensor issues with the pro model. I recently switched to the Steelseries Aerox 9. This mouse gets a lot of hate but honestly I think it's great. The build quality and light weight is amazing. I can use it for FPS games where previously the naga was too heavy. The thumb grid is a slightly different layout and the thumb grid buttons require a tiny little bit more force to actuate but I love it how they aren't dead clicky and loud. Battery life is decent and it charges superfast via USB C.

I've had a Corsair Scimitar, a Logitech G600, and currently on my second Naga. The G600 fit my hand the best but the Naga might be the best quality of the three. I can't stand Corsair software.

Ive had the same razr naga for 8 years

Had my naga for eight years now. No issues.

Same here, and i'm looking to get another mouse than the Naga. I had two and both had major problems after about 4 years (scroll button having issues, laser lens sometime not registering up/down axis). What other model/brand would you recommend with a 12-buttons side panel ?

Exactly the same here, but with a Razer Naga. Died within like 4 months. Went Corsair, also died and just felt bad. Been team Logitech for about 6 years and dont know why I waited so long.

Exactly the same here, but with a Razer Naga. Died within like 4 months. Went Corsair, also died and just felt bad. Been team Logitech for about 6 years and dont know why I waited so long.

Exactly the same here, but with a Razer Naga. Died within like 4 months. Went Corsair, also died and just felt bad. Been team Logitech for about 6 years and dont know why I waited so long.

Get a gaming mouse like razer naga or Logitech g600. One hand can play a lot easier that way

Just get a Naga

Wow, gotta say kudos to you. I have limited control of my left hand, so the naga helps me a LOT. Luckily, my thumb has enough control to mostly be okay, but I've never tried binding movement to the mouse, so I can't strafe left/right and go forward/backwards at the same time... kinda limits me. It must have taken a lot of practice to use only the mouse! Since I can essentially only press one keyboard key at a time, I use 1 for jump, 2 for ctrl, 3 for alt, 4 for shift, and then 5/6 for different options depending on the game. I don't \*usually\* go into the rows past that. Love these mice. It's at least my 3rd naga though because the clickers die after a while. My current one (v2 pro) seems to be holding up... I think it's a couple of years old now.

I've prolonged the use of my Naga by blowing into the wheel, like you would a game cartridge back in the day. I need to do this every couple of days, takes.seconds and it's good as new.

When I scroll down there is a bit of a stutter or it looks like it's 'slipping' on a web page. I had it with an older Naga model as well.

The first Naga it happened to got so bad that the scroll wheel was barely moving my page down and that was when I decided to replace it. When it comes to replacing this one, I'm going to get a Corsair Scimitar. I always hear good things about them.

Razor products are super cheaply made and break all the time. I went through 3 Nagas before I switched to the Corsair Symitar and its lasted me 4 times as long as any of the Nagas I had

Don't get a Razer Naga. They are cheap and break so fast. I went through 3 of them in a year. I switched to the Corsair Symatar and it has lasted me 3 years and counting. They have both a wired and wireless version.

Buttons just stopped working. One of them it was the side buttons, another the left click broke. Razer has a pretty bad reputation in the gaming industry for making cheap products. Logitec, Corsair and Steelseries seem to have a much better reputation and in my experience are pretty good brands.

its depressing, but nothing else thats in the market that beats the razer naga, g600 or swiftpointZ2. the market for MMO mouses is insanely sad, every company is focusing on lowering the weight and size my 0.1 gram for hyper fixated comp shooter players. (literally printing money, these people buy a new mouse every 2 weeks)

Razer Naga Logitech G600

I used to own a Razer Naga. The extra buttons were fine for things like mounts, sprint, teleports, potions, etc. Basically anything you didn't tend to do very often. Trying to use the side buttons for abilities that are commonly used in the rotation was more difficult than using the keyboard. I assigned Ctrl and Shift to two of the side buttons that were easiest for me to reach, and I got used to using those as my modifiers to access my second and third hotbars. I found a lot of success with that. When I switched back to a more standard four button + scrollwheel mouse, the only thing I kept from the Razer Naga was the Ctrl and Shift modifiers on the two side buttons. So are MMO mouses worth it? Maybe, that's up to you and whether you feel like you have a specific need for all those extra buttons. Necessary? Absolutely not. Do MMO mouses make you a better player? No, not at all.

For the sake of everyone joking, try a Razer naga. I have very big hands and small live drive me mad. I love how comfortable it is, and I was coming off a razer basilisk

In all these years I’d never noticed the ability to hold both left and right click to walk. I have the Naga scroll wheel center button set to shift (for the second hot bar), the left tilt to tab and right tilt to shift+tab (cycle friendlies).

As much as people hate Razr, their Naga has lasted me YEARS and it finally died and I got a newer one and its also still going strong after years. I cant play MMO's without the number buttons on the side.

Laptop with a Razer Naga.

MMO mice are tough because they come in different shapes and button sizes. For me, this is something I'd really want to go to the store and look at the mouse if it has a display or packaging to get my hand on it. Currently I use the Corsair Scimitar before that I used the Razer Naga. I only switched because I was tired of my Naga breaking.

That’s me. I got a new naga after my old one died. Had it for 8 years. I don’t care enough about mice and I never had an issue with the Naga. I know people who had issues with other Razer mice but dunno maybe I just got lucky or the Nagas are built better.

The new Nagas have a cord that you can plug in if you wanna go wired. But also you might surprised at how good wireless on 2.4ghz is. I can’t tell the difference.

I had my first naga for probably 8 or so years before it started having any issues. And that thing went through hell. Got a new one after. Its cool the newer ones have replaceable side plates but sometimes the button connections aren’t working and requires you to take the side plate off and put it back on. Can really fuck you up when you go into a M+ dungeon and suddenly realize you can’t hit half your buttons.

Over the past too many years, I’ve jumped between Corsair scimitars and razer nagas and have loved both but would go Corsair for longevity’s sake. The naga’s never lasted very long.

There is a huge difference between my carpal tunnel before and after the Naga. I have the numbers set to auto fire so when I play the game my thumb does all the work. I basically glide my thumb along the number pad and only use my left hand for movement and modifier keys. I think I have about 75% less key presses with the Naga mouse than without.

I'm on my third Naga mouse. The first one died because the left click button was intermittent, right now I am splitting time between the wireless hyperspeed and another wired one that I got at a garage sale with no side keypads that I just used my previous ones with keypads on. It's going to be a sad day when I have to go get mouse number 4. These things are getting really expensive.

Razer Naga has never done me wrong

I used the Naga for years, but they broke so damn fast and the price tag was a bit much for me. So I switched to the Logitech G600 and while it worked great, it had so many issues not remembering its settings. So I would have to open the software to sync it back up. Very annoying. Now I’m using the Corsair and I love it. I haven’t had to install any stupid software. It worked straight out of the box. So far no complaints! I just miss the 3rd button that the Logitech had :(

It's amazing how much you can get out of this one. * It replaces my keyboard when I sculpt in blender. * It helps me do formatting and correction in text articles using one hand. * I get to bind every function I want in video games to it. I grabbed it because it pissed me off how much I have to wave my hand from keyboard to mouse at work. Now I'm confused why this isn't a standard button setup on a mouse. Seriously a way to level up how you use the PC.

I stopped using the Naga. The prices are just not okay for the quality.

I've used the Razer Naga, the Corsair Scimitar, and the Logitech G600. The Naga is smaller and lighter, but the build quality sucks. The Scimitar has a sliding 12 key pad, but it was heavy, and I went through three of them with the 2 button failing each time. Currently using the G600. It's solid, the buttons feel good, and it has a third upper button for your ring finger. But it's *huge* and my hands are small.

I find the Naga more comfy these days. That ring finger rest makes such a difference. I use it with the 6 button panel

My old Razer Naga lasted for 5 years. Current one is on its 3rd year.

My old Razer Naga lasted for 5 years. Current one is on its 3rd year.

My old Razer Naga lasted for 5 years. Current one is on its 3rd year.

Had Razer Naga, naga hex and naga epic, none lived longer than 3 years, still have Roccat Nyth, lasting maybe 7 and Logitech G600 for 6 years, both have extra function buttons when compared to Razer.

I used to always use a razer naga or schimitar. However after converting to mostly fps games for a while I’ve adapted to using my fps mouse for mmos. As long as they have two side buttons it’s not too bad. Most mmos aren’t too bloated I just try to make key binds that make sense in my mind. I usually put all my spells or abilities that I need on single key presses then major cool downs or things I don’t use on a modifier + a key press.

Razer naga, with the 12, 1-12 buttons on the thumb

I've used both the Corsair Scimitar Pro and the Razer Naga, and really enjoyed both. On the Scimitar, you can adjust the position of the 12 buttons (not a ton, but you are able to move it a little for your hand). It's stuck with 12 buttons on the side though. The Razer has a lot clickier buttons (something I like) and you have the option to change out the side plate for different button configurations (12, 6 and 2 buttons). Right now I'm team Razer, but did use the Corsair for about 5 years. Hope this helps!!

My go to has always been razer naga for the past 20 years. I think I’ve had a total of 3 of them so they last an average of about 7 years for me. I know some of my friends have had a couple fail within a couple of years and swap to the Logitech.

I wish Logitech updated it to be lighter, I rocked that mouse and a Razer Naga through all my years playing Minecraft factions

Glad to see the Razer Naga mice popular, they always felt right in my hand even though it's considered a larger mouse for playing non-mmos

I had 2 Nagas, both lasted less than a year before they started double clicking, and two controllers, an onza and a wolverine, both getting shoulder button issues within half a year. I'm never touching razer again.

I had 2 Nagas, both lasted less than a year before they started double clicking, and two controllers, an onza and a wolverine, both getting shoulder button issues within half a year. I'm never touching razer again.

I had 2 Nagas, both lasted less than a year before they started double clicking, and two controllers, an onza and a wolverine, both getting shoulder button issues within half a year. I'm never touching razer again.

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).

Used Nagas for 10 years. Never going back.

keep you're receipt handy, im on my 3rd naga now because it keeps breaking after 2 years..