Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing mouse, love how it comes with multiple button plates to choose from. Very light and comfortable.

Mouse is awesome. As somebody with larger hands, I don't feel like it will be swallowed up or get crushed when I use it. Also, great for us that enjoy a mouse that is a bit heavier.It's my second Naga and I will use these until they stop making them

Fits my hand perfectly, interchangeable side plates is a good addition but I really just use the 12 buttons that is the main reason I bought this mice. works perfectly with razer synapse no complaints so far.

All mechanical switch mice build up static over use and eventually, after about a year of heavy use, start to become difficult to register clicks. Optical switches are the way to go. Using the Naga V2 Pro as my dedicated World of Warcraft and Dune: Awakening mouse is MANDATORY. The quality of life it provides me is phenomenal, and greatly enhances my gameplay. Along with my Razer Black Widow V4 I end up with a very sweet setup for a night of gaming.

It’s a great gaming mouse my second one I got so far!! I play escape from tarkov and in this game you need a lot of quick use inputs so this mouse is definitely a life saver when it comes to having a lot of quick easy access buttons on the mouse

I have had this mouse for about 2 years now and let me tell you the feel the different types of button mapping is what makes this mouse so good for competitive play. Sleek design and the battery life last for such a long time that when you finally have to charge it for low battery it will charge fast as well. I’m grateful to put my competitive gaming to the next level. 10/10 highly recommend this mouse

I want to love this mouse; it's the perfect size, has a nice grip, and performs well for the most part. The 12 configuration side plate tends to have "sticky button" issues with the 1 and 12 buttons.

this mouse is a literal game changer for how I play games like startrek online and lord of the rings return to moria. life in eve online has changed completely with this mouse. all my vital commands on the 12 keypad panel....every single one of those critical commands, and for the eve online player reading this, you KNOW which commands I speak of. the 12 keypad side panel is a literal godsend. it can absolutely be used corded, with the wireless completely disabled. the scroll wheel's tension can be customized completely, to super restrictive aka 'bout to break it' tight, to 'flick the wheel and send whatever you're doing sailing into the next zip code' loose. worth it..so very worth it.

I've been consistently using nagas since I went pc gaming and it's well worth it. Will upgrade again soon

Very comfortable and love the button variations. Really recommend.

The new Razer Naga V2, in my opinion, is the only contender in the MMO/MOBA mouse space. I’ve tried every other 12-button mouse out there (yes, all of them) and none of them feel as comfortable as the Razer Naga. I’ve had my V1 Naga for a while and what tempted me the most was the new scroll wheel customization you can do now. Being able to finely tune the feeling of the scroll wheel from very gritty to completely smooth is amazing. Some of the buttons across all 3 plates have also been modified slightly and feel a lot nicer. My setup used to be my old V1 Naga for specific games and the much lighter Razer Deathadder as my primary mouse. I don’t find the 12-button plate comfortable outside of gaming but I never found the two-button plate on my V1 comfortable hence me needing a comfortable primary mouse. Razer must have changed something because the two-button plate feels so much nicer on the V2 and has a nice thumb grip on the side that feels very natural. I now use my V2 as my only mouse and switch to the 12-button plate whenever necessary for whatever game I’m playing. It may come off as a bit pricey and to be honest I don’t see myself ever using the six-button plate but for those who will enjoy switching between the two and 12 button plates for gaming and productivity you are at the very least getting two mouses for a reasonable price. Razer synapse is also a very easy-to-use software for your customization and macro needs.

It is a really nice gaming mouse. I love being able to snap out one button set for another. The shape and where your third finger rests took some getting used to. You pay for what you get and you pay a lot but you get a lot of features.

I used the original V1 corded one for years. Decided to splurge and get this one too. Using it for work, it'll last for 3-4 days before needing to charge. The 12-button pad is fantastic for using. My hand doesn't quite fit the shape as well as other mice, but I knew that going in.

I love this mouse! It's my go-to gaming mouse. It's exactly what I've needed for the variety of games I play, ranging from shooters like Valorant and OW2 to MMORPGs like GW2 and FFXIV.

A mouse that I stick with because of the 6 buttons on the side and how the mouse fits into my hand.

This is the best alternative I've found to the long since discontinued Logitech G602 and G604 six side button mice. Been working great so far, definitely overpriced, but the only option I've got until other companies release alternative six side button mice.

Battery life is great. Premium feel, it’s on the heavier side. Great for any kind of game that requires multiple keys. Recommend getting the protection plan.

There are few mice out on the market with 12 buttons on the side it feels good in the hand but dose not feel cheap, love this thing

Fits my hand perfectly and well made. Nice to be able to swap thumb buttons depending on the game im playing. And good battery life.

Do I really need to tell you why? This thing has 12 buttons on the side!!! It's wireless!!! It has profile switching mode and depending on which app you use, the profile will change to that app so that ur shortcuts are what you expect it to be for that app. It's durable and it last a long time. Razer doesn't disappoint. Even if you're not a gamer, YOU NEED THIS MOUSE so you can keybind shortcuts for things like Photoshop, Adobe Premier Pro, and that stuff. Once you get those shortcuts setup, there is no going back to using keyboard shortcuts anymore. Trust me on that.