Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this mouse because I had never seen one with a number key on the side of the mouse, so I was very intrigued. After using it for a while I discovered that it is pretty convenient to use, especially logging into my lock screen since I no longer have to activate my keyboard to unlock it because I can use my mouse instead now. If someone loves their 10-key to input numbers a lot, they will love this mouse...it's not only for gamers!

I have used Razer mice for about 15 years now, the DeathAdder in particular. No matter what mouse I try, I always go back to the DeathAdder. But...my wife and I are playing Final Fantasy XIV now, so I figured I would give this Naga a shot. As far as utility in an MMO goes, this mouse is stellar. Being able to use mouse buttons for skills and keyboard keys for things like targeting mobs and party members opens up a completely new flow. It took me a few days to figure out how to find the right button on the mouse, but now I am pretty accurate. I still have fumbles after some hours, but they are getting fewer by the day. So why the four-star rating and not five? This Naga is 50% heavier than a DeathAdder and has a different feel to the scroll wheel and movement. That has taken a tremendous amount of time to get used to. The Naga also has a slightly different shape than the DeathAdder, so I feel as if I had to start over in getting accurate with this mouse. I ended up having to purchase a Naga for my work computer just so that I would not unlearn what I did during play at night (which is why I am reviewing this supposedly two days after I bought it - I have used it for more than two weeks in play). I do really like this mouse. The configurability is ridiculous and adds a new dimension to MMO play. If I had not used essentially the same mouse for 15 years, I think I would have warmed up to the Naga more quickly. I'm liking it now, and I hope to love it in another week or two, but I still wish I had the feel of a DeathAdder with the utility of the Naga.

TL;DR: -Great for small hands, palm grip preferred (<7in; middle finger to wrist) -Snappy mechanical switches -Razer software is a cut above everyone else -Modular side buttons offer compatibility with virtually every type of game -Only two small cons: Can't address each key on the side buttons with RGB, bulbous rear end makes my palm sweat and slips easily (fixed with grip tape). I switched from an old G502 from Logitech to this for three main reasons : 1. My trusty Proteus core started having jittering issues, making precision impossible. 2. I wanted to edit keybindings in one software suite (I have a Tartarus Pro) 3. The three interchangable side buttons offer more flexibility between games like MMOs (12 key), FPSs (7 or 2 key), and RTSs (7 key). This mouse lives up to Razer's reputation for making high quality, precise gaming gear. Don't get me wrong, I LOVED my G502 but I felt it was time to unify my keybinding profiles under one software suite and my bias has always leaned towards Synapse rather than Ghub. I tended to run into a common problem with the G502 especially in MMOs; I NEEDED MORE BUTTONS. The Naga delivers in spades. No tools required, I can easily swap any of the side grips to suit my gaming needs as well as save multiple profiles for each with the mouse's onboard memory. The optical sensor on this mouse is fantastic; every minor twich or long drag is buttery smooth and impossibly accurate. If you have smallish hands and need something for a variety of games, look no further; the Naga Trinity will deliver. It's 3 mice for the price of one!

So this mouse is perfect for anything. You have 3 different options for different inserts to fit different styles of play, from the standard naga with 12 side buttons, to a mobs with a circular style, to the standard FPS with just 2. The mouse is laser and it has insane dpi adjustibility. The scroll wheel tilts and scrolls great. Works well on any flat surface. The only negative this mouse has is that you have to download Razer synapse 3 to make it work.

I got this mouse to replace a Logitech G604 mouse as my daily gaming mouse. This thing is one of the most comfortable mice I've ever used as a guy with a big hand. The swappable side panels are a nifty idea, and i can see the appeal for different types of games to have different or more mouse button options. My only gripe is that it's a little heavier than I'd like it to be, and I'm sure it'll be even heavier if i decide to upgrade to the wireless option.

I've been using the Razor Naga series for over a decade. My first Naga lasted 6 years. My second lasted 2 months. I tried other mice, but ultimately had to come back. The Naga trinity brings be back to my 6 year mouse, except much more responsive, and far better features. The 12 buttons dramatically change the gaming experience, and reduce alt and shift modifiers that can be awkward at best.

Many extra buttons on a mouse is extremely useful for many games. The Naga series is my go to for this feature. Razer quality is going down hill as each mouse over the last 10 years has lasted less time than the previous. The buttons start to double click and become unreliable usually after about 2 years. One began after 3 months but was eventually returned for a replacement. The little plastic nipple at the contact point of the mouse wears out and eventually becomes too short to consistently trigger the button. No idea why they don't use a harder plastic, a small metal cap, or a hard resin on the tip so it doesn't wear out so quickly. Not a fan of the Synapse program used to store your custom button layout either as it tends to crash if ,while using multiple monitors, you enable or disable one of the monitors while running. My overall satisfaction comes down to how useful the mouse is. I cant find any replacement for its functionality. Razer itself just needs to better streamline their return procedures if they want to keep making intricate products with cheap parts.

Was scared of this mouse because the side panel comes off, but it is held on by magnets doesn't come off unless you try to change it. so cool to have 2, 7 , or 12 buttons on the side. i love it, the software downloaded as soon as i plugged it into my computer didn't even have to search google to find it

I've been using this mouse for years. They usually last at least two years as long as you keep it relatively clean. Then I just buy another. I am a big fan of the 7-button configuration for all my games, and any other mouse does not feel right. I hope Razer keeps making these for years to come. Definitely a biased review though!!

I'm a big World of Warcraft fan, this mouse is a big game changer! It's perfect for binding all my most used spells to the 12 side buttons. This mouse does take some getting used to if you are used to smaller, light-weight mice. It's quite large and a little bit heavier. I will say it's comfortable enough even for small hands, I like that there is a rest for my third and fourth fingers. The only downside is that this mouse is not that comfortable for FPS games that require quick movements. Whenever I'm playing OW or COD, I'll swap my naga mouse out for the Orochi. One thing that I like about the mouse are the customizable chroma lights, and the scroll wheel. You can tilt the scroll wheel to the left or right instead of flicking your finger, which to me feels more comfortable if I'm reading through a long page. If you play a lot of MMOs you should definitely pick this up on sale now.

This is an extremely versatile mouse. I was debating over whether or not I needed all the extra mouse buttons and when I opened up the package, it turns out I wasn't stuck with one set up. So, I use the side kit with all the buttons for gaming and the two button side kit for work and every day stuff. It's awesome!

Love this mouse! I never raid in World of Warcraft without a 12 button mouse but I have used it for a lot of other games too. Fortnite is much easier when with a press of a thumb button I can switch weapons or even switch to all my build choices letting my left hand focus on movement.

Such a great mouse!!! when i first got it i thought it was way to much but then it grew on me with the interchangeable sides for different game types would recommend this mouse to any who games!! next upgrade to the wireless one.

Great mouse. Swapped to Razer product few years ago and haven't displeased. Only issue I had (few years later) was the scroll wheel had issues where the rubber pieces would spin but not the actual mechanism. Got to a point where I would scroll one direction and it would scroll the opposite direction for a few seconds. I use mouse wheel a lot and that's only issues I have is that they usually give out before anything else.

Pros: 1. I love the option for the three different button styles for your thumb. 2. The movement feels really clean and crisp. 3. The software is a very simple set up. I came from a corsair scimitar and the set up for that is a nightmare. Cons: 1. It's a small mouse and my hand engulfs it. My wife has small hand and she thinks it's too small as well. 2. The thumb buttons are very sensitive and I use abilities I don't mean to sometimes. 3.The two buttons below the wheel I seem to push a lot by mistake. I gave it four stars because overall I feel like it's a good mouse. I think all the cons come with how small it is. The Corsair I had prior was much bigger. I've had it for a month and I'm hoping I can adjust to the size and all of my cons go away. Big hands beware.

Don't let all the buttons intimidate you. Although is may takes some time to get used to, it is very handy, It comes with different button configurations for the side. You can use 2/8/12 configs. I use 8 and for Wow it's is a big help. I ordered this one and the Logitech version for comparison. The Steel series version of this mouse looks cool. Having a way to mover the 12 buttons seems in theory looks cool. I have found steel series mice to be rather heavy. Hazel a avid WOW player has a video on Youtube. The video is very helpful. The 3rd button (ring finger) on the Logitech version was difficult to get used to and I keep clicking it. This is a palm grip mouse IMO. I guess if you are a claw gripper you can use it...]I love the rest for my ring finger. The software is easy to use for set up. I ended up turning off the light under the palm. It felt warm to the touch. Other thoughts, if you have a ergonomic mouse pad, You may want to consider getting a gaming mouse pad without the carpal tunnel pad. I found it much easier to operate the mouse and all the buttons without the ergonomic pad. It made it easier and faster to cast and attack NPC's while gaming I would recommend this mouse for MMO.

I love this mouse. 3 face plates for different styles/needs. High DPI for large movements. RGB can be tuned and synced with other RGB applications. Great software. A little pricey compared to other mice, but definitely recommend. Will be looking into getting a wireless one as well!

It is fantastic. Response time is good and has 12 programmable buttons. I bought it for MMORPG's but its really good for FPS games and others. Fits the hand very well. I have been super impressed with it.

I had bought a really cheap 12 button mouse before. And... well. It lived up to "cheap". I decided to go for quality over price this time around for my new rig. I absolutely love this mouse. I have everything set on WoW to make life easy as a healer. I don't get yelled at by tanks as often anymore. Lol. I also did the Diablo IV Server Slam event and just switched the plate to the 2 button one so I didn't have 12 useless buttons. I haven't used the 6 button plate more than once or twice, but it's neat! You can also switch the plates when you're in the middle of a game and it doesn't interfere with anything. I haven't had any issues with things not working by switching the plates often or buttons not cooperating. I use it with a Razer mouse pad well. So it's settings are calculated to work with that also. Using their mousepad really seemed to make a difference in the tracking. It's movement it super smooth. It's a really, really great mouse.

This has to be the best wired gaming mouse for the value, if you can get used to the buttons and take advantage of them. The cable is so soft and bendable that you almost forget it is there, as if you aren't tethered by a cable. The mouse can keep multiple profiles along with many programable macros on the mouse itself, so that once you have the mouse configured how you like it, you can uninstall/remove the Razer software from your computer. That is a HUGE PLUS for people who like to reduce bloatware. The other advantage is that the mouse's feature come along with the mouse between computers, and no need to transfer profiles between compurters. It just works. The only downside is that the buttons may not be as clicky or tactile as future generations of this mouse. But that can be a plus to some who prefer the quieter, slightly "mushy" feel for the side buttons.