Customer Ratings & Reviews

Virtually the same wired or with dongle. No lag! If wireless and intense gaming the battery might not last too long.

Best mouse I’ve used so far besides my Razer basilisk ultimate, I own all Razer product except a couple of laptop models and boy does this mouse come in handy for battle royal and rpg games. Love that it has Razer chroma lighting options and amazing programable buttons for binding.battery life is more than needed, never dies on me

Fantastic way to get short cuts in your wireless mouse

Wonderful mouse. Bought the docking cgarger for it which makes jt even better. Highly recommend if you need a solid witeless gaming mouse.

Easy to use and easy to set up. I love this mouse so far. It glides perfect and swapping the sides out for different games is beyond easy. It even fits my hand just right. My favorite mouse to date!

This is my favorite piece of equipment on my desk and best mouse i've ever used, hands down.

Mouse is good but the whole point of me buying this is to use it wirelessly and for some reason it keeps briefly disconnecting sometimes.

Absolutely perfect wireless/wired mouse. I havent had a single issue with it so far and every bit of it is fully customizable

The interchangeable side plates allow for customizable button configurations, making it perfect for any gaming style. The Razer Naga Pro is incredibly comfortable to use, even during long gaming sessions. The wireless feature is a bonus, giving me more freedom to move without any lag. I love how versatile this mouse is with its three interchangeable side plates. It's like having three different mice in one! The 2, 6, and 12-button configurations are fantastic. They provide easy access to all the necessary commands, making gameplay more intuitive and efficient. The Razer Naga Pro's optical sensor is incredibly precise. It tracks every movement flawlessly, giving me a competitive edge in games. The build quality of this mouse is top-notch. It feels sturdy and durable, which is important for a device that gets a lot of use. The wireless connectivity is excellent. I haven't experienced any connectivity issues, and the battery life is impressive too. The Razer Naga Pro's design is sleek and ergonomic. It fits my hand perfectly, allowing for hours of comfortable gaming. The customizable Chroma RGB lighting adds a nice touch to the overall aesthetics of the mouse. It looks great on my gaming setup.

This is how it arrived from Bestbuy: https://imgur.com/gallery/1JjeF2u It arrived open box, teared. I had to drive to a different Bestbuy location to get it exchanged. Because it was exchanged, the billing date appeared on my credit card it the exchange date, not the order date. Hence I missed my cash back on Bestbuy purchase. Overall it was not a pleasant experience. The mouse itself is ok. The side keys are a bit too soft and can be easily mis pressed.

Bought this because I recently started playing MMO style games. The interchangeable side plates are great. The mouse has a solid feel and the magnets that hold the side plates are strong. It's not flimsy or cheap feeling. I already had a Razer Viper Ultimate mouse which came with the charging dock. The dock is the same one that Razer sells separately for this mouse. It functions flawlessly keeping the mouse charged when I'm not playing. I have played over 12 hours at a time and never had to place the mouse on the dock or use the cable to keep playing, so good battery life as well. You will see by my purchase date I've only had this about two weeks. But again, a lot of those days have been gaming sessions after I get off work, and long sessions 10-12 hours/day on my days off. So I have used it extensively during those two weeks. I most commonly use the 6 button side plate in the game I play because that is all I need in this game. But I will use the 12 button at some point in another MMO game I recently started playing. I have no doubt it will function flawlessly as well. Also, you can connect this mouse 3 different ways. It has bluetooth connection capability, which I have not used. It also uses a 2.4 hz wifi dongle (my preferred connection) and I have had no problems with interference of any sort. You will need a free USB port to plug this in, but it is the small form factor dongle so it is unobtrusive. I actually had to plug it into a port on the front of my pc because all in the back were in use. I don't even notice its there. This also allows me keep my Viper mouse on the desk as well and use it for FPS style games. And finally you can use the included cord to play and charge. The Naga will function as a two button mouse, but be aware that the mouse is shaped differently than a conventional two button. Not in a bad way, but just be aware that it will feel different if you use it for FPS games. I suggest you find a Best Buy and see if they have one on display just to put it in your hand and compare it to what you're used to. It does have RGB lighting if thats you're thing also. I like it and I use it. There are preconfigured lighting profiles you can use or create your own through the software (color change based on battery life remaining, etc). Razer Synapse software controls all this as well as the button programming. There are other modules in the software, but I don't use them (Razer chroma, Alexa, etc). Synapse serves all my needs at this time. It will give you the option to uncheck the boxes and only install what you need. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone wanting an MMO style mouse to play with. It's versatile and sturdy, in a nutshell. If you're on the fence, go for it if you play MMO games. Others have said its good for graphic style software video/photo editing as well (macros, etc_, but I haven't used it for that. So do your own research for that angle. Just mentioning so you're aware that this may be an option for that as well.

The sheer amount of modules for the side of this mouse allow for so much customization. I like the 12 buttons personally, it makes gaming in World of Warcraft a completely different experience. With buttons allowing for quick DPI adjustment too, you cannot go wrong. It fits comfortably in the hand and is not heavy at all. It has Bluetooth, a wireless adapter, and a cord. This is by far the best mouse I have ever purchased.

Very impressive mouse. One of the few ones on the market with so many options and customizations not only is it a great gamer mouse, but a very nice mouse to use for work. For any mouse you can use without relying on the keypad is a big plus in my book, nice touch with the Bluetooth, USB,RF capability, charging cord connection. The battery power is phenomenal and last quite some time before charges

my mouse is dead after less then a year. I have contact the Razer about but no one is answering yet over 72 hours.

I love this mouse! From the pinky rest to the weight (not too heavy or light) and the interchangeable side plates! I also like that it's wireless, Bluetooth and wired. It's great! soo many options :)

I havd owned several incarnations of the Razer Naga over the years. This is my first wireless one. I love the size as my hands are on the larger size for a woman. Anyone with petite hands might find it a bit large depending on mouse grip style. Being able to switch the side plate between the number pad and two button style for mmo games and work use has been a game changer. The rgb lighting will start to blink when low on charge. I will likely buy the charging puck next, though using the cord as needed every few days has been fine. Highly recommend

Good: accurate, fast, choice of buttons. Bad: 12 button side plate is a bit cramped. 6 button side plate isn't the best config. CAN RECEIVE INTERFERENCE FROM OTHER 2.4 WIRELESS SIGNALS!! I'm incredibly picky about my mice. This one is the 2nd best I've ever used, and they don't make my favorite any more. Weight is just right, glide is perfect, battery lasts forever and charging is ready. It's a great mouse. One bad thing: this mouse does receive interference from other 2.4ghz signals. I bought this mouse at the same time as the black shark v2 wireless pro headset. The mouse is entirely unusable due to lag and stuttering when the headset is also in use. I had to use a USB extender cable to move the headset dongle far away from the mouse receiver to resolve. If you're looking for the best mouse available today stop reading here, the rest of this review will just be me complaining that Razer discontinued the best mouse of all times. The Razer Naga Hex: BEST. MOUSE. EVER. Why they discontinued it we'll never know. The hex now can only be found on eBay for $300+ and I still considered returning this mouse and buying the hex! No one really needs 12 thumb buttons. 6 is perfect even for MMOs with hundreds of spells. 6 in a circle, well spaced is just sublime. No accidentally hitting the wrong one, no using your thumb to count 3rd row, 1st button... Idiotic. 2 or even 3 side buttons just isn't enough. Advertising "8 programmable buttons" is deceptive, left and right click aren't "programmable" who rebinds left and right click?! I mean really!? Same with mouse wheel scrolling, that doesn't count. So now your down to 4 programmable buttons, the 2 on the side and the 2 that don't really exist. Who uses those 2 buttons under the scroll wheel between where your pointer and middle finger naturally lie? It's awkward to reach and you have to take your fingers off left or right click to do it. Stick with the hex Razer! Bring it back! I don't want 12 cramped thumb buttons. I don't buy your "8 programmable buttons" lie. I want my wheel of programmable death and destruction to rain down horror on my enemies! End rant.

I've used mostly Corsair wireless gaming mice and keyboards in the past, and the Razer setup I use now is far superior and more reliable overall. Easier to update, easier to work with, less connection issues, just a better experience overall.

The sweet spot for light enough and good button customization. Wireless is also smooth, love it.

I have owned this exact mouse for a little over a year and loved the hot-swapping side. I go between a variety of games and needed to swap between 2 or 12 buttons to use. I have not suffered from the double click syndrome as I have with other Razers. After my dad said he needed a new mouse, I got hom this and he absolutely loves it for use in WOW. I can definitely recommend if you are looking for a good wireless mouse. The battery for me usually last 5-6 days before I need to charge it. I bought the dock off amazon and recommend it so you dont have to unplug the charger from the dongle to charge the mouse.