Naga Trinity

I too am an avid G600 user (for gaming and CAD), and have stuck with it even though they retired the Logitech gaming Software and replaced it with the absolute garbage G Hub software. Really wish they had stuck with that mouse design and made a wireless version! I've used the G602 for travel, only 6

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

No thanks, I'll stick to my left handed Razer Naga and standard IBM Model M where I use the numpad for my gaming keys. Oddly, looking at this keyboard makes me think it's actually more tuned for right handed mouse uses than actual lefties while the classic layout seems to (for me at least) favor lef

Razer Naga is the OG for a reason. I've been using Nagas for at least 15 years. They can be pricey nowadays, and there are some good alternatives like the (discontinued) Logitech G600, or the weird Redragon M913, but something about the Razer Naga buttons and form factor kept me coming back.

What are your daily needs? Are you gaming or just browsing the internet leisurely? Desktop PC or laptop? I have a Razer Naga mouse because I game but the shape and slope is specifically designed to be ergonomic, your current mouse is flat and not designed to be ergonomic hence why your nail tip is h

I have a pair of Razer Naga's (2014 & 2020 models) which are great well rounded gaming mice. Long discontinued, but Logitech's MX610 is probably the best shaped left handed mouse outside vertical mice ever made, just has extremely poor wireless range and is super expansive to get a hold of one today

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’ve used them in the past and my wife won’t play without hers. I have never noted “input lag”. I had an issue in other games where the undepressed thumb wheel decided a directional input was being pressed when it wasn’t - I had to manually shut down the computer since I couldn’t clicking on anythin

It's not even gaming mice that have that, I used to have a 5 dollar office mouse and it obviously had that. I'm not talking razer Naga monstrosities I'm talking a normal mouse with 2 side buttons. Also I recently changed them to the side buttons, I used to have them on normal keybinds that are way e