Naga Trinity

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

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

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 really liked the mouse and hoped I was just unlucky but after the third one with the same problem I went back to the razer naga

Your mileage will vary. I have sworn by the Razer Naga since buying the first version in 2010. I don’t buy anything else from them.

I got the Razer Naga RZ01-0028 in mid 2010. Recently replaced both right and left clickers. Besides the clickers wearing out I've never had a problem with it. Sounds like a decline in quality for them with newer versions. But I've never tried anything else since I've never needed another gaming mous

Personally still love their keyboards and mice, but admittedly the custom keyboard market keeps calling my name and I feel I'm getting close to answering the call. Razer are a reliable and reputable brand and buying from them gives you peace of mind you've got a legitimate product, often comes with

Getting an MMO mouse made the game and my rotations a lot better, that’s for sure. I have an old Razer Naga which surprisingly held up well for the last three years, but I’m not sure about recent build quality.

Good luck with the MMO mouse that you go with. Most of them are sized for larger hands rather than sized for most women's hands. So once you find the mouse that is the correct size for you, then it does take some weeks to get used to it. I loved my Razer Naga Trinity but it was discontinued and it h