Razer Naga V2 Pro Mouse Right-Hand Rf Wireless + Bluetooth + USB, W128281627 (Rf Wireless + Bluetooth + USB Type-C Optical 30000 Dpi)

Have you ever wanted all the arcane powers of a mage in the palm of your hand, with a drink in the other? You could hold whatever you want or forget your left hand even exists, all things are possible when using this mouse to play games with up to twelve key binds. If you use just one of your left fingers, an ounce of your power, another twelve button expansion is unlocked. That's right, twenty-four buttons, two fingers. You didn't think it was over, though, did you? What if I told you a third finger unlocks a third, and a fourth unlocks a fourth expansion, a mind boggling 48 buttons, only using shift, alt, ctrl, and a hyper shift button that can be anything you want it to be on your left hand along with the twelve standard mouse buttons on your right. You could possibly control a satellite with the Razer Naga Pro alone. On those off days, though, when you're taking a breather from helping to build NASA for the good of mankind, the mouse comes with two extra panels that, when swapped, completely shapeshifts the mouse's structure and alters its functions, allowing you to relax with its two big beefy buttons-that-feel-like-pillows side panel with more grip near the bottom, so you can appreciate its shapely form, or a seven button side panel for tasks that require a bit more efficiency, but not the full breadth and power of all 48 of its possibilities as inputs. This is a highly adaptable and adjustable mouse that lasts a long time, I've had mine for three years and in that time I became a self taught prize winning astrophysicist from start to finish. It comes in wired or wireless, but you couldn't even tell the difference, trust me. Never stop dreaming and shoot for the stars, this mouse is all you need.

The gift recipient was an MMO gamer. The 1-12, on the thumb, seems to greatly assist in the art of what one calls “button mashing”.

The media could not be loaded. Oh razer. I started purchasing your products as a teenager. It started with the original razer naga, I really enjoyed using that mouse for playing world of warcraft. The extra buttons and the well made quality of the mouse was incredible.Unfortunately, the original naga had a problem with 'double click'.I bought two original nagas; the first one had the double click after only a few months, which gradually got worse until it was unusable. Imagine every time you go to click a window on your computer, your mouse randomly double clicked. It was extremely annoying.So I bought another one, after a year or so. "surely the first one just had some weird issue, right?"Nope, same exact problem in the same exact time frame. Double click came back, and I swore off razer products.Until the Naga X.The naga x doesn't have a physical switch when you click, it has an optical switch. So I figured this would not have the double click issue, and it didn't! Wonderful. Except, huh, ain't that something, the side buttons (y'know, the whole point of the mouse) we're REALLY stiff. But only the top two center ones (6 and 9).Weird, but I can deal with it.Fast forward some months later, the buttons gradually stop working. Also, the mouse randomly shuts itself off until I unplug it and plug it back in. Again, weird, but whatever. I can use the other buttons, and plugging the mouse back in now and then isn't a huge deal.One year later, and now the '6' button is permanently pushed in and I'm once again done with razer products. For a mouse that costs the insane price this one does, I expect much, much higher quality than this. The 30$ knockoff I bought some years ago functions better after ~3-4 years of use than the naga x for 3-4x the price.I have included a video of the issue, you can see the left mouse click panel is off. That's because I tried to fix it, and broke that piece off in the process. That's on me, of course, but I would not recommend this product for the price. Get something cheaper.

I play mainly competitive FPS (CS2, Rivals, OW2, Valorant, etc.) and this is the only mouse I use.I prefer a heavier/ larger mouse as I have larger hands and tend to workout a decent amount. Whenever I get on after a gym session it does not feel like I’m grabbing air; Compared to a superlight. I am definitely more consistent with this mouse, due to its weight as well as tracking.It’s good to note I also play at 800 dpi + .73 sensitivity in CS2. Handles low sens well and surprisingly good at fps. Using the 7 number attachment is the way to go, just wish this mouse was easier to find.Highly recommend if you play Warcraft, any RTS or want a really good mouse that will handle those as well as FPS.

it's great and all but if i hold down the left click button for awhile, it'll let go without me releasing the button, i tested this by highlighting words in blue, and it stop after 10 seconds or around that time.

Has worked great. I've switched in and out the different panels and have been satisfied with everything I've done with it so far

I love this mouse so much that I bought another one. The seven button side is my favorite as it allows positive thumb placement without the risk of accidentally hitting a button and the radial setup of the buttons makes for easy selection of the correct macro button. Swapping sides on the mouse is simple an easy and auto loads my preset macros making working in AutoCAD or swapping to play a game quick. Razor Synapse is also easy to work with allowing me to quickly create custom macros for specific projects. The mouse wheel gives good tactile feedback and doesn’t accidentally scroll with fast movement of the mouse. Tracking is precise on most surfaces, even when I’m lazily browsing kicked back in my chair using my leg as a mouse pad.Delivery was quick and the mouse arrived with the packaging and contents undamaged. I would buy again.