Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've rarely done reviews, and honestly I really had to hand it to Razer for this product. I've been playing a lot of Final Fantasy XIV in the past three years, and my daily driver has always been a Logitech G600. I even did some modifications to the cable, swapped out the skates, but the side buttons always wore out on me in the end. I wanted to cut the cord, so I went for a clone of that same mouse: the UtechSmart Venus Pro. It cost a bit more than my first mouse, but it's cheaper than most offerings at the >$50 price point. The buttons felt mushy and honestly the latency was sluggish at times. Then I saw this, the Razer Naga Pro. I've always been a fan of their products, but the price put me off time and time again because when I first started getting into gaming, I never really understood why peripherals costs so much. from mousepads, to keyboards, to mice, etc. But then I forgot that it's just like any other hobby, nicer tools are more expensive. So I finally pulled the trigger after sitting on it for over a year, and I was not disappointed. It's just so smooth and precise to anything I've ever used in my life, and the MMO side buttons feel great. I have heard that Nagas were prone to double clicking, but I hope in good faith that Razer's improved their design since then. As for now, I'm impressed as it is, and I'll do my best to take care of it in the hopes that I can have it lasting for a couple of years as I play through my games. The Razer Synapse App isn't too invasive either, it gets straight to the point so you can tinker to your heart's content. At this point, I really do have to give it to the Naga Pro. I know that Logitech has their G604 Lightspeed mouse, but they got rid of the twelve-button layout for a six button layout instead. The ability to swap side plates is such a neat addition as well. I just wished they sold the plates separately because that alone will improve the longevity of the product. The only other thing is lacking now is swappable omron switches, and that would make it one of the best mice out there pound for pound.

I am a huge fan of Razer products when it comes to peripherals like mice and keyboard. They always work well and the software used makes for great customization. Using Razer Synapse paired with this mouse, the binded buttons can change automatically depending on the game you launch. The battery life and responsiveness of this mouse is amazing. Haven't had a problem with it! The customizable plates make this product even better when trying to find the right set of buttons that caters to your game.

great purchase love that it’s wireless. also love the option to choose between three different side panels.

The mouse itself is a lightweight, yet durable device. The customizability provided by the 3 side plates, mixed with the quality of the internal mechanisms, as well as the braided charging cord make this worth the price tag. The RGB led is more of a bonus than anything, allowing for volor custamizability for any gaming rig, and when paired with other razer products, just adds to the aesthetic as a whole. The fact it can be used as a wireless or wired mouse just makes it that much better.

I've used this mouse for over a year now and, after a little trouble with the first one, it has been great. Also with the first one, I didn't even have a protection plan and they still let me swap it out, so I made sure to put a plan on my next one. I love the weight of it. It makes you feel like you are actually gripping onto something that doesn't feel like a toy. Mice are trying to go super low weight nowadays and the games you'll most likely use this for, it will not have a need to be a light mouse. All in all, I would buy it all over again

This mouse is great. I dont use it for gaming. I use it for CAD software. The side buttons make great shortcuts keys. The size and weight is also nice. I do like the RGB leds. However. You have to run razer software and it seems to not remember my rgb settings. Randomly it will just start checking colors. Even tho i check my settings and its set to 1 solid color. Also come on. Its 2024 and this mouse is still a usb mirco port. I wish it charged via usb cable.

If you purchase this mouse, make sure you go to razers website and do the firmware update... For me, i also have the Blackwidow v3 pro razer keyboard and with it's usb wireless dongle and the mouse's wireless dongle, and then the dongle from my razer nari ultimate headset, there was a lot of wireless things going on.. This would disrupt the mouse and keyboard quite often.. it would reset.. The update for the firmware fixed that so that i didn't need to have the mouse usb wireless dongle and the keyboard wireless dongle plugged in at the same time.. they now could both go through 1 dongle.. which really was a game changer.. Since then, this mouse has worked flawlessly.. Also with it's attachments to change out the side buttons, it makes this mouse very useful.. Using the razer synapse 3 software with profiles, i can now have buttons mapped one way in games and another way in other applications.. this makes things very convenient. With bluetooth and wireless dongle support this mouse can work on my mac as well as my windows machine. I use the bluetooth on my mac and the wireless dongle on the windows machine.. Another plus for this mouse is that you can charge it via usb and use the mouse at the same time.. when you have it plugged in via usb, the mouse works just like a normal corded mouse. I never thought i would get used to a 19 button mouse, but now i take it with me every where i go! Couldn't be happier with this purchase!

Products from Razer are on another level. Razer and Logitech are the best options if you are looking for quality. I got this mouse on sale and could not be happier. The option to change out the side buttons is excellent! The battery will last me about a week, and with my usage, that is impressive as I use it 8-10 hours a day for work and gaming. I wish it came with the charging stand but can't be perfect I guess.

Exceptional precision, unparalleled customization, and unparalleled comfort - the Razer Naga Pro is a game-changer for MMO and MOBA enthusiasts. With its swappable side plates, every click feels tailored to your playstyle. Its wireless performance is flawless, offering freedom without compromise. If you're serious about gaming, the Naga Pro is a must-have.

I work with numerous documents by day and game sometimes at night. I programmed my 6 button plate so I can Tab right, Tab left, Copy, Paste, Open New Tab and Close current tab. It speeds up my work productivity immensely and the other button configs work great for gaming. This mouse is also extremely comfortable. I didn't know I was missing the pinky side grip until now.

Hands down this is the best gaming mouse I ever purchased. The razer naga pro has three interchangeable side plates and they are 100% customizable to fit your play style! Rgb are fully customizable in the synapse app. Also it is wireless with bluetooth connectivity or razer’s hyperspeed 2.4 dongle for super fast response. If you’re looking for a mouse that has multiple functions for all your gaming needs i highly recommend this product!

Razer just makes great products. I've always loved the razer naga but I just couldn't do with a wired Naga. Once they had discontinued the previous Razer Naga Wireless model, I resorted to purchasing one off of ebay for about 100+ dollars USED. When I saw this bad boy released, I purchased it without a second thought and I have had no regrets whatsoever. This Naga is the best yet. Love the fact that it comes with interchangeable side plates to fit your personal preference, but I have never switched plates TBH. Love the fact that the dongle is stored under the faceplate for easy storage and access. The battery lasts forever! I maybe charge it once a weekish. The most underrated feature however is the multiple ways it is able to be paired. You can use it wired, with the included wireless 2.4 ghz dongle, or just plain bluetooth. The only 2 drawbacks for me is that the wired charger is a micro-usb instead of a type C. The second being the fact that the dock charger is not included and must be purchased seperately unlike the previous version of the Naga wireless. For this price, I think the dock should have been included.

One of the best gaming mouse. Easy to use and replace side parts.

Really good mouse. Love the wireless-ness and swappable plates. There’s a reason I’ve had 3 Nagas (not all the same) Only downside for me, I grip hard when tense gaming situations happen and this mouse KILLS my ring finger tendons. Super bad carpal tunnel with it when hard gripping to where I ended up moving mice again.

I was looking for a very specific design for a mouse to ensure the comfort of my hands and the only one that suited me the best was the naga. I looked and looked for anything with a better value than the naga’s $120 but nothing else worked as well. I will at least say that I got some interchangeable side panels for my gaming when necessary and I have yet to be disappointed with the quality.

Initial: With my normal use of the Basilisk HyperSpeed, I am fairly used to using a slim mouse with a wonderful tech addition on the side of the mouse to slow the cursor for better aim. After some time of use (1-2 + hours of use), my hand will begin to cramp. Rather uncomfortable, so I wanted to venture out and see if there was another Razer Mouse that I found, which is the Naga Pro. Pros: With the naga, you are given a nice wide range of options for different types of games, such as RPG, MMO, and others. Another feature it has is a wide/larger mouse that opens your hand for a more relaxed feel. With its options and nice comfortability, this would offer a great mouse for most gamers. Cons: The only few cons consist of two aspects, one being a personal wish and the other a critical error. If I could have this mouse operate how I wanted it, then it would have the tech advantage to slow cursor movement. That is only because I am biased toward the Basilisk. However, the critical issue that I have with this product is latency/loss of connection. Over all of my time using these products I have never run into many issues with connection but since buying the Naga I have had more issues with connection than I have in the past couple of years. Suggestion: If there could be a HyperSpeed model made then I would be more than ecstatic for the product and would promptly buy it. As well, if the product had an additional tech piece similar to the basilisk pro where I can slow cursor movement for aiming in the game. I believe that if this product had this feature then it would be perfect.

Long battery charge, great wireless mouse, would purchase again.

The absolute best feeling mouse I've ever gotten in my life. I haven't used a different mouse since this came out and the V2 version is a great upgrade from this.

This mouse is nice, especially when you want buttons, but the shape is hard to get used to and if you like to set your sensitivity low and have to pick your mouse up a bunch to readjust your grip or placement on your mousepad, this mouse might not be for you. I don't have huge hands, but they aren't really tiny either. Either way, it's hard to use this mouse when you have to readjust on your mousepad (while using the 12 button mod) because every time you try to pick it up, it clicks one of the buttons because of the way that the mouse is designed. Maybe if you've got medium sized or small sized hands, get some grip tape that you can buy and place on the mouse to make it "grippier." Pros - A LOT of buttons - Interchangeable modules that allows you to pick how many buttons you want to have on it (2, 6, and 12 buttons). Cons - The 12 button module makes readjusting the mouse hard without clicking one of the buttons on said module, although the 6 button and 2 button module that comes with it doesn't have that problem. I just happened to buy it for the plethora of different buttons you could use. - Not enough LEDS in my opinion. The 12 button module lights up, but the other 2 (the 2 and 6 button modules) don't, so if you want your rig looking shekshy with all those lights, you're pretty much stuck with the 12 button module. The wheel and Razer logo light up, but I would've liked to see the other modules light up as well. Although I would recommend this item, I would definitely let the person know about the design and difficulty picking up the mouse from the mousepad without clicking one of the buttons on the side of the 12 button module.

I’ve always loved the razer naga but this has been the best version. With both wired and wirelesss capabilities, I’ve had the easiest time with gaming with this mouse. On top of that, it has multiple side panels to choose from for different games! Best mouse I’ve ever owned and a great price for it too!