Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse, 400 Hr Battery, Black

After my Logitech G604 at work decided to start having switch troubles, it was time to look for another mouse. I was hoping to get another Logitech G604 or similar since I utilize the side buttons for work and for gaming. Unfortunately, at least as of the last time I searched, Logitech discontinued the G604 and didn't plan on making another similar. I'm glad I started looking at Razer mice as this one caught my eye and I was intrigued.I've had this mouse now for 9 months and it was the best decision I've made in any of my PC purchases, minus the PC of course. The mouse feels good in your hand

Surprisingly reliable and long lasting for a razer product.No issues experienced with connectivity, and bluetooth mode does its job although its not a very good one, think of it as a power saving mode.I like that I can change out the batteries as well so theres the security of it not becoming e waste if it's built in battery dies.And overall its very comfortable apart from the there not being any support for your thumb to rest on under the area with the numbers, some MMO mice have that support rest area but not this one, not a deal breaker though, great mouse and my favorite so far

Arrived somehow still functional, but with loose parts rattling around inside, so it sounds like I'm playing games with a maraca. Kept it only long enough to buy a similar generic brand mouse that is unbelievably better than this "name brand" piece of garbage.I had a first generation Razer Naga. The left click button failed on that mouse. This V2 mouse is designed even worse than the old one. It runs on a disposable battery, and to get to the battery compartment, you have to remove the entire top shell of the mouse, which includes the two primary mouse buttons. Razer took the most fragile part

have to admit admit that while i dont love the razer brand, this mouse is without a doubt the best - as in the most capable/powerful mouse - on the market. scroll wheel side buttons? yes, they work perfectly and are clicky in a good way, not in a bad way. all the buttons are tactile and responsive. i have average size man hands and the mouse is a lot more comfortable for long sessions than other mice ive used, so i'd say the size/comfort/ergonomics all just kind of work if you have medium and small hands. the synapse software is easier and better than the logitech g hub software. it is definit

DOES NOT LIGHT UP.... as all the other Razer Nagas do. I have always owned a Razer Naga but they are hard to find. The reason I buy Razers are for the lights 1st over everything. Other than what I am extrememly disappointed in, the mouse feels nice. Has bluetooth or USB connections. As soon as connect it works. Buttons are smooth using. It is Batteried, which if you get Snyapse program it tells you the charge. Appearance other than no lights is nice/slick... The description doesn't say anything about non lighting that I seen. Razer failed on this brand mouse. Yes I would buy another one if nee

I used to despise Razer, but nowadays, the MMO mouse from Razer is pretty decent hardware. Their biggest problem has always been their software, however, and I must admit their support for software integrations is lacking. There's no OBS integration and no Discord integration. I'm getting by without setting up macros for hotkey combos by simply using my Logitech keyboard's macro keys for the integrations I want, and the only reason I didn't get another Logitech mouse was Logitech didn't make a new mouse model and discontinued their old, wired G600 model, making it cost too much to replace. I w

Let me start by saying that this mouse is not a bad mouse in general, but if you are a gamer and you are here because you are looking for a replacement for your Logitech G600, you will probably not love this mouse.I have been a G600 user for many years, and my last one recently started having some issues that made finding a replacement necessary. The V2 is *slightly* smaller overall than the G600, so it may not feel as good in your hand. It does have a bit of a lip on the right side where your ring finger rests, similar to the G600's shift button, so it seems like Razer could have implemented

I was a PC user for years and converted to a Mac. The v1 was my mainstay mouse for gaming and for work. I continued to use the v1 after I transferred to the Mac by programming it on the PC. The v2 now has Mac-OS native software. it works pretty well. My only complaint is that some of the keybinds don't work when it's wired via USB-C, so it always has to be on wireless. Otherwise it's still the best mouse I've ever owned from a responsiveness and programming perspective.