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.

I appreciate it, I've used a Razer Naga X the past 8 years and hardly got any use out of the 12 side buttons (prolly because I have my hand further up on the mouse making them hard to access).

Naga X is the answer. Wired, lightweight (85g vs Aerox 9's 89g). Though it's been discontinued it seems...

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.

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.

razer sucks for discontinuing naga x

A good mouse can be a big upgrade but the Naga x is pretty shit lmao. Id always advise people to play casually while casually consuming content on a subreddit or videos. You'll learn through osmosis and try things you see/read naturally. If you want to actually get good you'll have to buckle down but nothing wrong with playing casually

a scientific study shows low weight gives better aim. Not as scientific but it was a published study. Naga is super heavy and in fps games where aim is super important, it's not great.