Naga Trinity

left hand gaming mouse for MMOs. There is only one - the razer Naga, only available online through the Razer store. Expensive, and it breaks every 2 years. Last time I bought 3 in case they got discontinued.

Long time razer naga mouse user. I have worn out 3 or 4 razer naga's over the last 10+ years. - How long did it takes you to get used to the mouse? About a month, maybe 2. I forced myself to do A LOT of pvp with it (I am not much of a pvp'er) and that helped me break the habit of looking at the mous

The up side of the Razer Naga (corded, not pro) is it still has a plate for the Hex configuration, which is considerably more comfortable for normal mouse use than 12 button, and GW2 doesn't really need 12 button like WoW or its clones. Hex is also frequently a better fit for games in other genres t

I've used basically every MMO mouse on the market, since unfortunately there isn't that many. There's a relatively big difference on where the side panel is placed. And how long the buttons are. I have a big hand and some I couldn't reach the front and back row comfortably on my Aerox 9, which has r

I liked the razer naga trinity. Best mouse I ever had, until it got a double clicking issue. Since they don’t make the same wired mouse anymore, I opted for the Razer Naga V2 Pro. Great mouse and battery life is pretty insane. Still has the hot swappable side panels and same design as the naga trini

I had two razer blackwidow mini that would constantly double hit keys. Had a left click fail on a razer naga, scroll wheel fail on razer naga pro, two headsets fail etc. At my work we have a lot of razer products and there were random things that failed and others that have lasted over 10 years. I h

Dear OP, I own both mice. I stopped using my Razer Naga as it would randomly stop recognizing my side button customization in the middle of RPG games when I needed it the most. I switched to wired mode on the Razer Naga, but it still had the same issues. I tried different USB ports but still no dice

A good mouse. 2000DPI or higher, at least. I prefer something like 4000DPI with sensitivity turned way down. The more buttons, the better. The Razer Naga was my favorite, until it broke, but the Logitech G600 is another great option with tons of buttons. The number pad on the side is for quick switc

I loved my nagas…just so handy having num keys there, BUT, they dont seem to last at all. Ive had 6 naga’s, usually lasting to right out of warranty, couple i was able to warranty but they start having issues soon usually. The cheap razer mouse has already lasted longer than any naga (though it does

Every time this question comes up I will say Redragon is my goto now for MMO mice. I've had at least 5 Razer Nagas, the Logitech G600 and my wife has the Corsair Scimitar. The switches in gaming mice are just garbage all around and you often end up running into issues with double clicking and mainta