Razer - Naga X Wired Optical Gaming Mouse with 16 Programmable Buttons - Black

I Like Customizable Keys :) I Can Comfortable Play Most Games Using Only The Mouse. wasd qe Shift Space And tab\I Is All I Usaully Need And This Mouse Has A Nice Weight.

Not my favorite razer mouse, its not as comfortable as viper

This is one of the best mouses you can get for MMORPG. With easy to use buttons and programable macros, it will take your gaming to a whole new level. There are also ones with fewer buttons for FPS and MOBAS. I highly reccomend getting this.

Good mouse love the size! The button are good but hard to set up!

I would like it noted that I'd prefer to give this a 3.5/5 stars, but there's no half scores so 4/5 is my compromise as I still do genuinely like it. Also, I bought this when it was around $44, so I'm coming at this from that perspective. This is the third Razer Naga I've had in my lifetime, and it's good for the most part. The side buttons have always been the biggest highlight, and they remain so on this one. It also feels lighter than the last two I had as well, so that's been a pleasant surprise. And it's a good fit for my hands, too, as they're on the smaller-yet-stubbier side and I've found that other alternatives are often too large in comparison. However, there is a glaring issue that I've been facing, and I'm not sure if the one I received is the only one doing this or not but I figured it'd be good to mention here. I was told when I was debating getting this Razer Naga specifically as opposed to an older one that, because it was optical as opposed to the previous laser, it'd be less prone to double clicking; but it wasn't all that long after my purchase before it started double clicking. At first I thought maybe it was just me, but it's become a lot more prominent in recent days. So, this is just a warning to anyone else considering this mouse - it may very well double click. It's still not enough for me to not recommend it because what it does well is done well, but it may be someone else's hard limit. Overall, I do like this mouse, so if you're in the market for a multi-button gaming mouse and have smaller hands that can't span the expanse of a larger mouse, then I'd recommend this one - on the condition you're paying less than $60 for it. With how quickly it started double clicking - and unless I can confirm if it is just my mouse or not - I'm not sure I'm comfortable recommending it otherwise, especially at a higher price.

The Razer Naga X wired MMO mouse is a potent weapon, but its effectiveness depends on your gaming style and tolerance for wires. Strengths: Button Bonanza: 16 programmable buttons unleash a macro-fueled fury, ideal for complex MMO rotations and MOBA mastery. Precision Prowess: Razer's 18,000 DPI optical sensor tracks your every twitch with pinpoint accuracy, leaving enemies scrambling. Ergonomic Edge: The comfortable, right-handed design keeps you slaying comfortably even during epic raids. Chroma Charisma: Customizable RGB lighting adds a touch of personalized flair to your gaming arena. Weaknesses: Wired Woes: The lack of wireless freedom tethers you to your PC, potentially hindering your battlefield mobility. Button Overload?: The plethora of buttons can be overwhelming for some, leading to accidental clicks and frantic fumbling. Software quirks: While powerful, Razer Synapse software can be finicky at times, requiring occasional patience. No frills: The Naga X focuses purely on functionality, lacking extras like rumble or swappable side panels. Verdict: The Razer Naga X is a powerhouse for MMO and MOBA enthusiasts who thrive on button-mashing macros and pinpoint precision. However, its wired constraints and button abundance might not appeal to everyone. 4 out of 5 stars For: Button fanatics, MMO/MOBA masters, accuracy seekers Skip if: You crave wireless freedom, prefer a simpler button layout, or get frustrated by software quirks.

CALLING RAZER SUPPORT BC BUTTON JAMMED. WOW. 2 MOUSES, RAZER... WOW.

This is my favorite MMO mouse. I've tried Logitech, Corsair and Razer and the Razer Naga has been the best. Software is easy to set up if you want macros. The buttons are easy to reach. That little ledge for your ring finger gives you some extra control that none of the others I've tried have. Plus it's reasonably priced! 5 stars