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Why specialize in one genre, when you can rule them all? Dominate in every domain with the Razer Naga Pro—a modular wireless gaming mouse with 3 swappable side plates, for the button layouts you need to become a multi-genre master in MMO, Battle Royale, FPS and more. Battery Life Up to 150 Hours.

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If wires aren't your style, the best wireless MMO mouse we've tested is the Razer Naga Pro. This versatile option comes with three interchangeable side panels with a 2-, 6-, or 12-button layout for whatever genre of game you play. Its right-handed shape feels comfortable thanks to the additional support from the pinky rest on the right side.

Regardless of what side panel you have installed, every button is reprogrammable in the companion software, and with Razer's Hypershift feature enabled, you have quite a few programmable inputs for macros, media controls, or keystrokes. It connects wirelessly with a USB receiver, and it comes with a signal extender to make sure that you're always within range.

Unfortunately, its sensor is pretty inconsistent and undershoots the set CPI significantly during fast mouse movements. Also, if you have small hands, you may have difficulty reaching the forward buttons as the mouse is pretty bulky. Overall, it's a great option for MMO gamers looking for a versatile, wireless mouse.

The most versatile wireless gaming mouse we've tested is the Razer Naga Pro. It's an excellent wireless choice if you have a varied taste in games since it has three swappable side panels, each with a different configuration and number of buttons. In terms of build quality, it feels very well-built and is comfortable for medium to extra-large hands using a palm or claw grip.

The Naga Pro comes with three interchangeable side panels with a 2-, 6-, or 12-button layout, and regardless of what panel you have on the mouse, all of the buttons are reprogrammable in the customization software. You can also set a Hypershift button for a second layer of commands. Impressively, its click latency is low when using its USB receiver, and Razer advertises a battery life of up to 100 hours of regular use when using the USB receiver.

Unfortunately, the sensor is inconsistent and undershoots the set CPI significantly during quick mouse movements. Also, it's bulky, so if you have small hands, you may have a hard time reaching some of the more forward buttons depending on the side panel you have installed. With that said, it's an excellent choice for users looking for a flexible, wireless option that can take anything you throw at it.

In the wireless category, the best MMO gaming mouse we've tested is the Razer Naga Pro. This extremely versatile option features three swappable side panels with a 2, 6, or 12-button layout, so you can choose the best button layout for whatever game you're playing. Despite the interchangeable panels, it feels very well-built and has a pinky rest for extra comfort.

You can connect it wirelessly with a dedicated USB receiver, which you can store inside the mouse when not in use. Its click latency is very low, meaning games will feel responsive. It has three independent RGB lighting zones you can customize using the Razer Synapse 3 software, which also allows you to reprogram buttons and fine-tune sensor settings. The software also lets you set up the mouse's onboard memory, so you can save your settings and carry them with you to devices without the software installed.

Unfortunately, due to its size, it's not comfortable if you have small hands. Also, it has a slightly higher lift-off distance than some other MMO offerings, so it's more likely to track unintended cursor movements if you lift your mouse frequently to reposition it. With that said, it's a very versatile mouse that works well across a variety of gaming genres.

If you're looking for a versatile mouse to handle your varied taste in games, check out the Razer Naga Pro. This solidly built option comes with three interchangeable side panels with a 2-, 6-, or 12-button layout, so you can choose the side panel that best suits your game. It's great for right-handed players, and the pinky rest on the side adds additional comfort.

No matter which panel you choose, you can reprogram all the buttons using the companion software. You can also use the software to customize the RGB lighting and create custom profile settings, then save these settings to the mouse's onboard memory to bring along with you across devices. Impressively, its click latency is remarkably low, so games in any genre will feel snappy and responsive. It also includes a USB receiver extender which can help you stay within an optimal range of your computer and get the best wireless performance while gaming.

Unfortunately, the sensor is inconsistent and undershoots the set CPI considerably more during quick movements compared to other high-end Razer mice that share the same sensor. It's also a fairly bulky mouse, so if you have small hands, you'll have difficulty reaching all the buttons. Overall, this mouse is a great choice if you're looking for a flexible option that you can adapt to different games and tasks, and it's our pick for the most versatile wireless gaming mouse we've tested.

If you're an MMO or MOBA player, you know they can be demanding titles. These games don't just require precision and good reflexes; they often have complicated control patterns requiring lots of programmable inputs for spells, abilities, macros, and emotes. Our recommendation for a mouse that's up to the task? The Razer Naga Pro. It has a set of three interchangeable side panels, including a full 12-button grid panel, as well as more streamlined and easier-to-master four and two-button panels. It's also built like a tank and has a comfortable right-handed shape with a rest for your ring or pinky finger. As for performance in-game, this mouse has remarkably low click latency, and despite using a previous-generation sensor, it's nearly as accurate and consistent as the top-of-the-line sensor in our best overall pick, the Viper V2 Pro.

Unfortunately, like nearly all MMO options, this mouse is quite heavy, which can affect how quickly you can react in-game. If you're interested in a lighter option, the newly released SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless incorporates a lightweight, honeycomb body design into the classic MMO formula; it's a full 23g lighter. However, it falls slightly short of delivering the same performance and isn't quite as comfortable for long gaming sessions due to the honeycomb cutouts in its body.

Both these options are similarly-priced, high-end options, so if you're looking for a more affordable option that offers the closest possible performance, we recommend the Corsair SCIMITAR RGB ELITE, though it's a wired model. Note that there's a left-handed version of the Naga Pro, but it's also only available as a wired variant.

For avid fans of the genre, the best MMO mouse is the Razer Naga Pro. It features a set of three interchangeable side panels, including a full 12-button panel. It's also built like a tank and has a comfortable right-handed shape with a pinky rest. While nearly all the MMO mice out there are designed for right-handed users, this mouse also has a left-handed version, though it's only available as a wired model. In terms of performance, this mouse has remarkable click latency and sensor performance, which means gameplay feels snappy and responsive, and cursor movements are consistent and accurate. You can connect this mouse wirelessly via Bluetooth or its USB receiver, and you can store this receiver inside the mouse when you're not using it. Razer advertises a battery life of up to 150 hours using Bluetooth and up to 100 while connected with the USB receiver.

It includes robust customization software that lets you reprogram buttons and fine-tune sensor settings to suit your preferences. If you're interested in a less expensive option with the same basic design, the Razer Naga Trinity is the predecessor of the Naga Pro. It includes a set of three swappable side panels, including a 12-button panel for MMO gaming. However, it's a wired-only option and doesn't perform as well.

If you're looking for the best wireless option for MMO gaming, we suggest the Razer Naga Pro. It feels remarkably well-built and has a set of three interchangeable side panels, including a full 12-button side panel that's ideal for loading with spells, macros, and any other custom bindings you need for MMO or MOBA gaming. Performance-wise, this mouse has remarkably low click latency that provides an extremely responsive-feeling in-game. This mouse is a great candidate for marathon gaming sessions as it has a comfortable, ergonomic shape with a pinky rest. Unfortunately, there isn't a wireless version of this mouse for left-handed users, but Razer does offer a left-handed version in a wired-only configuration.

Like most MMO models, this mouse is heavy because of its added buttons. If you've been waiting for an MMO mouse that takes a cue from the popularity of ultra-lightweight FPS mice, check out the SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless. It's a full 23g lighter, which may not seem like a huge weight saving, but it goes a long way to helping you make quicker reaction-based movements in-game. However, the overall sensor performance and click latency aren't quite as impressive as the Razer, and it isn't quite as comfortable due to the honeycomb cutouts on the body.

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 Be gentle with it though and leave yourself the option to return if you don't like it. Some people complain about the scroll wheel, but I've never had an issue there. Suffice to say, mice are personal and subjective peripherals, and things like shape and ergonomics differ in preference from person to person. This might not be the mouse for you

  Now, I'll zero in on the Naga Pro. This only just came out, so I can't review it for things like battery longevity. That being said, Razer's not new to the PC product game, so I have nor reason to doubt in its technical specifications for the charge time. Out of the box, the mouse does feel very similar to the Trinity, if not exactly the same

 The shape is the same, the side button contours are the same, and the materials seem the same. The materials I think are perhaps the only slight downfall of the product - it has a bit of a plasticy feel to it; I wish the product felt more solid. That being said, the light weight does help in situations like FPS gaming, when you need to move the mouse quickly. For a chunkier sized mouse, it's not a bad weight

 I've tried some of the others out there from Corsair and Logitech. They're decent products, but ultimately the thing that has me coming back is the physical ergonomics of the Naga. I love the shape of the mouse, and the 12 buttons are easy to differentiate from each other by the individual button contours. It doesn't even need "bumps" to help you train your muscle memory (which would eventually erode over time, trust me)

Naga Pro brings positives of Naga Trinity to a wireless mode

 So let's test that lift off distance. I'll test this by stacking multiple discs to see when the sensor stops tracking. I'll test this with Smart Tracking set to 1, two, and three millimeters to see what we get set to one millimeter. The mouse stops tracking at one disc height, set to two millimeter stops at two discs high, and set to three millimeter stops at three discs height

 It ticks all the boxes of a high-end mouse, and it really is your one-stop shop for whatever your gaming preference is, as neither of the panels feel like an afterthought. As I mentioned before, lightweight mice users won't be a fan, but if you like larger, heavier mice, then you will love it. Excellent build quality, great design and aesthetics. Superb performance across the board without any compromises

 This is exactly what I wanted to see when changing the tracking distance, so that's a big thumbs up from me. I've mentioned the Corsair Scimitar Elite throughout this review, so which should you get? Remember, the Naga Pro is 150 pounds, whereas the Scimitar Elite is literally half the price at 75 pounds, so make sure to check my review of it first. But the Scimitar is an excellent wired only mouse with an adjustable side panel that lets you place the number pad further forward or backwards to aid comfort. If you're on a tighter budget, get the Scimitar

Razer Naga Pro Review - the MMO king is back!

 The toggle button to adjust your dpi on the mouse is nice, and paired with Razor Synapse. You can easily control the speed of the mouse at which ever speed fits for whatever game you are playing. It glides really nice along my mousepad. Even more so than my FPS mouse, Logitech g502 hyperspeed

 It was annoying for me to use 1-12 on the keyboard, So this was my go to. The two extra attachments for the mouse are nice for MOBA and Shooters. The toggle button to adjust your dpi on the mouse is nice, and paired with Razor Synapse. You can easily control the speed of the mouse at which ever speed fits for whatever game you are playing

 During one session of gaming, the mouse needs to be charged. Compared to my Logitech, that can go DAYS without needing it as well as my Pro X headset. The other downside for me of this mouse is that its very bulky. Just plain big and doesn't form well to my hand like other mice to

 The only downfalls of this mouse for me is that the battery life on it is very short. I play from 3-8+ hours a day, 5/7 days a week. During one session of gaming, the mouse needs to be charged. Compared to my Logitech, that can go DAYS without needing it as well as my Pro X headset

Great but has minor flaws

And secondly, they say shape > weight and I never truly believed that as I thought the GPW was the shape for me. I was so wrong. I've been using the Naga Pro for a week now and its twice the weight of my GPW and yet I would choose the Naga over GPW any day now. Shape truly matters more and I for one will not be going with the GPW or similar shapes anytime soon

 I've been using the Naga Pro for a week now and its twice the weight of my GPW and yet I would choose the Naga over GPW any day now. Shape truly matters more and I for one will not be going with the GPW or similar shapes anytime soon.

GPW 65g Ultralight ... finally finished but...

  Please please please try this out in a store in person before buying. I am a human and my wrist is like yours. Take me seriously when I say this is a safety and ergonomic concern. -Final

  This mouse soon became a nightmare. The design of the mouse is very wide and requires you to place your right ring finger on the top of the mouse (what?). This is the first and only mouse I've ever used that did this. At first, I thought it was a great idea as it would allow me to "flick" easier

Ergo nightmare - had to see a chiropractor due to wrist pain from using this - not joking

 There's a little compartment for it. you can take off that little side plate and just pull that out and plug it into your computer. I haven't had any issues using the sensor when using it in the few different mice that I've tested it in and under mouse 1 and mouse 2. Razer has put their optical switches, which just like their keyboard with optical switches

 The two button plate I don't think has any shine through for Rgb, but the 12 button definitely does on each button. As a wireless mouse, the Naga Pro has a pretty impressive battery life. Razer claims up to about 150 hours on bluetooth and still a very commendable 100 hours on their Hyperspeed wireless. And like we said when it does need to be charged and if you still want to play, you can just use the speedflex cable and then another really cool thing is that if you have a charging dock for it, this can be placed on the charging dock to recharge it so in use

 The Naga Pro offers the most customizability that I've seen with these hot swappable plates that hold up to 20 customizable buttons, measuring in at 119 by 74.5 by 43 millimeters. Since it is on the smaller side front to back when compared to the Deathadder V2, I was very surprised at how comfortable this mouse is. Obviously, when you set it down, your pointer sits comfortably on mouse 1, your middle finger really comfortably on mouse 2, and your ring finger has this nice little hold here on the side as well as a grip for your pinky, so it's a very comfortable mouse if you're used to having your middle finger on that mouse too

 Since it is on the smaller side front to back when compared to the Deathadder V2, I was very surprised at how comfortable this mouse is. Obviously, when you set it down, your pointer sits comfortably on mouse 1, your middle finger really comfortably on mouse 2, and your ring finger has this nice little hold here on the side as well as a grip for your pinky, so it's a very comfortable mouse if you're used to having your middle finger on that mouse too. Up top here we have the usual Dpi switch buttons up and down you can see right here underneath the scroll wheel, and then we do have the scroll wheel which is very easy to use. You can also press it in and push it to the left and right for additional mappable buttons

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With a dual sensor system that minimizes lift and drift this SteelSeries FPS mouse also offers 256 weight configurations for a fully personalized experience.

When gaming on a small surface, high DPI can be the difference between winning and losing, and with up to 20k DPI it's suddenly much easier to quickly turn 360 degrees to face a flanker or pull off impressive flick shots no matter the amount of desk space available. But even if super high DPI isn&rsquo;t your idea of a good time, there are DPI up and down buttons for quick adjustments on the go just below the scroll wheel which means even fewer interruptions to your gaming.

But when all is said and done, the features offered on this premium gaming mouse bring a lot more utility than grief. Such as the 3 interchangeable side plates with two, six, and 12 programmable buttons. They&rsquo;re incredibly easy to snap on and off, utilizing magnets to secure the plates. And while each different plate&rsquo;s buttons are all customizable with Razer&rsquo;s Synapse software, there are also 7 + 1 other customizable buttons on the mouse, with the + 1 referring to the button on the bottom of the mouse used for switching between onboard profiles quickly

 Unfortunately, its bulky, &ldquo;ergonomic&rdquo; design causes those with smaller hands to fatigue when used for longer periods of time.&nbsp;

The Razer Naga Pro is a versatile mouse to get the most out of any type of gaming experience

I bought 2, one from amazon and one from a local store. Used one of them from around January 2021 until recently when the scroll wheel click started to double click and sometimes not even register. Tried to blow some air into it as suggested online but it didn't help. (I keep it pretty clean, its not dirty and gunky) I use it for playing WoW and I use all the buttons

As always with razer mice with mechanical switches - double click issue starts after a while

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Meet the gaming Mouse that's powered by an ultra-fast wireless technology engineered for pro-grade performance. Featuring 20, 000 DPI resolution for extremely precise tracking, optical mouse switches that actuate at the speed of light, and up to 70 continuous hours of play.

The gaming landscape is huge and always growing. It isn't easy to pick a single mouse to handle all or even most of it. However, the Razer Viper Ultimate comes closest. There may be better picks for specific genres, price points, or uses, but this is the current best gaming mouse for most people overall. It's lightweight and has a solid plastic body that feels very well-built. It has a true ambidextrous design with two side buttons on either side, making it suitable for either right or left-handed users.

Performance-wise, it has extremely low click latency and a very wide CPI range, within which you can adjust your CPI in steps of 50 to precisely dial in the sensitivity setting that feels right for you. Its virgin-grade PTFE feet also glide very smoothly on mousepads and desks. You can customize the RGB lighting on the mouse (and its charging dock) using the companion software, which also allows you to remap buttons and assign a Hypershift button to enable a secondary layer of inputs should you need them.

Unfortunately, it isn't a great fit for gamers with larger hands who prefer using a palm or claw grip, though it lends itself very well to a fingertip grip for all hand sizes. Altogether, it's a great option with plenty of power under the hood for competitive gamers. It also happens to be one of the best wireless gaming mice we've tested, and it's an outstanding choice for left-handed gamers who might otherwise struggle to find a mouse with side buttons on the right.

The best wireless gaming mouse we've tested is the Razer Viper Ultimate. This lightweight option has a true ambidextrous design with a pair of buttons on each side, making it suitable for both left- and right-handed gamers. Due to its low profile, it feels remarkably comfortable if you have smaller hands and use a claw grip, or you have larger hands and use a fingertip grip.

This mouse glides smoothly across surfaces thanks to its high-quality feet, and its wireless connectivity means you don't have a cable causing additional drag or clutter. Its click latency is excellent, so it's more than suitable for even the most fast-paced or competitive games. Using the companion software, you can adjust sensor settings, reprogram all of its eight buttons, and assign a Hypershift button to enable a secondary layer of inputs.

Unfortunately, its companion software isn't compatible with macOS. However, since this mouse has onboard memory, you can save your settings on a PC and carry them across devices. Also, its charging cable uses an older micro-USB port instead of a newer USB-C standard, which is disappointing, especially considering its premium price point. With that said, it's our pick for the best gaming mouse with a wireless connection that we've tested overall.

The best wireless gaming mouse we've tested is the Razer Viper Ultimate. This lightweight and portable option feels very well-built and has a true ambidextrous design with two side buttons on either side. It makes it a great choice for FPS gaming, whether you're right or left-handed. Also, its low back and short overall length make it ideal for use with a fingertip grip for almost all hand sizes.

It connects wirelessly with a USB receiver that plugs directly into your computer. Alternatively, you can plug this receiver into the included charging cradle, which also acts as a wireless signal extender. Performance-wise, this mouse has exceptionally low click latency and provides very responsive-feeling gameplay. Its high-quality feet provide a smooth gliding experience across desks and mousepads, and you can customize RGB settings or reprogram buttons using the dedicated customization software.

Unfortunately, the left and right mouse buttons squeak slightly when you press them down completely. Also, the companion software isn't available on macOS, but it has onboard memory, so you can still use some of your saved custom settings on computers without the software installed. Overall, it's a premium wireless gaming choice and is among the best gaming mice we've tested.

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