Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse: 19 Programmable Buttons,HyperScroll Technology, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mechanical Mouse Switches Gen-2, Up to 400 Hr Battery Life - Black

it's nice that the mouse arrived with a battery, works as intended. this is a personal thing but the top of the mouse is coarse and i hate it

I picked this up from Amazon warehouse for a cheaper price than brand new and I can't complain. The quality is as new but box was a little damaged (expected). Although it is only day one, I am happy with it. I will be using this as my daily driver for work. I have configured buttons and assigned it to my profile on the mouse. The configuration has to be done via Synapse on Windows as OSX is not supported (this is the reason for the 4 stars). However once you have configured your mouse how you want it, you can either connect it via USB dongle or Bluetooth. The profile still works even via Bluetooth! I have been able to create new functions and assign it to the mouse to make it work with my OSX Macbook laptop. Please note macros and some multimedia keys do not work as you need Synapse on the system. I looked for alternatives such as Logitech MX Master 3s, Rapoo MT760M, but wasn't really impressed. Logitech doesn't have on board memory which requires you to install the logitech application which is poor for its price point. The Rapoo a cheaper clone of the MX Master 3s it was awful and there was no copy/paste option to assign to a mouse button. Its early days but based on the battery life of this thing as described I think it will be a great asset to make things easier and more streamlined.

Generally a really good mouse, but the side panel buttons have stopped working properly since three months ago. Mind you I purchased this in December 2024, so for 8 months everything was fine, and now half the buttons do not work unless I plug the mouse out and back in, or remove the side panel and leave it off for a while. Unsure what the issue that caused it is, but buyer be wary.

I was pleased, what I expected, a wonderful thing I definitely recommend

I purchased this as I had gotten back into playing Final Fantasy 14 again and was looking to move away from controller as a lot of the classes I play are becoming difficult to do so with a controller. I had previously used the absolute GOAT that was the Logitech G600, but with that out of play I had to look for other alternatives. Previously I'd used a Redragon M913 but found it a bit too big and the buttons laid out awkwardly so when I tried this one in a Curry's, I decided to purchase it from amazon. The mouse itself is very comfortable to use for long periods, the buttons are all easily accessible and I can perform every single one of my moves without moving my hand awkward like I sometimes did with the G600. I have relatively small hands, and this mouse is perfect for my hand size as it doesn't feel too small or too large. Installation is fairly straightfoward, unbox, plug the adapter into your PC and put the included AA battery into the mouse by lifting the top off. The only gripe I had with that is the battery doesn't go in the orientation that you might be used to, it goes in (to me) backwards so beware of that as I thought my mouse wasn't working! The mouse can connect via either bluetooth or 2.4Ghz wifi, when you plug the dongle in it will start to install Razer's Synapse software so you don't have to go out and download that prior, even though I did. Overall, if you're highly invested in MMOs or have other need for a mouse that has extra programmable buttons, you can't go wrong with this. It is fairly expensive (as razer products tend to be) but I would say that so far, its been worth the money I've put in as even other recognizable brand name products (like Corsair's Scimitar) are only £20 cheaper than this one.

Si buscas un ratón con una barbaridad de botones programables para MMOs, ARPGs o incluso para acelerar flujos de trabajo con macros, este es una de las mejores opciones del mercado. La botonera lateral de 12 teclas tiene un tacto mecánico excelente, con suficiente relieve y separación para no pulsar botones por error una vez que desarrollas memoria muscular. Además, la ergonomía es comodísima: el soporte para el dedo anular hace que la mano descanse de forma muy natural durante sesiones largas. La conectividad inalámbrica por 2.4 GHz (HyperSpeed) no tiene nada de latencia perceptible, y el poder alternar a Bluetooth con un selector físico viene genial para usarlo en un segundo equipo o portátil sin andar cambiando el dongle. El gran acierto (o sacrificio, según cómo se mire) es que funciona con una sola pila AA: te olvidas por completo de cables de carga y la autonomía dura semanas o meses enteros, aunque a costa de sumar algo de peso y no tener la opción de conectarlo por cable si te quedas sin batería. ✅ PROS: Botonera lateral muy accesible: 12 botones en el pulgar bien diferenciados y con un clic táctil muy definido. Autonomía sobresaliente: Al funcionar a pila y prescindir de iluminación RGB innecesaria, la batería dura cientos de horas reales. Ergonomía superior: Forma ancha con descanso para el dedo anular que evita la fatiga en la mano tras horas de uso. Doble conectividad: HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz para cero latencia al jugar y Bluetooth para máxima compatibilidad y ahorro de energía. Rueda de desplazamiento versátil: Permite alternar entre giro libre y pasos táctiles marcados, además de inclinación lateral (tilt). ❌ CONTRAS: Funciona exclusivamente a pilas: No incluye puerto USB-C para cargarlo ni para usarlo en modo cableado si te quedas sin pilas de repuesto. Peso elevado: Con la pila colocada supera los 110 gramos; no es la opción más adecuada para shooters competitivos o quienes prefieran ratones estilo "ultralight". Placas no intercambiables: A diferencia de la versión Pro o el antiguo Trinity, el panel de 12 botones es fijo y no se puede sustituir por uno de 2 o 6 botones.

I like this Mouse

The cursor on my screen is jumping from one position towards another position sometimes when I either left or right click. I'm connected via 2,4ghz via the dongle. Also tried the bluetooth connection but in both ways this happens. Searched upon the internet to see if this happens more often, but this is a known issue with these mouses. Also the mouse button 5 is already broken and does not register clicks sometimes. I Have the mouse now for a couple of months and I only play a couple of hours a week. Think twice before buying this mouse.

On retrouve immédiatement ce qui a fait la réputation de la gamme Naga. Une souris volumineuse, bien remplie, qui inspire confiance dès la prise en main. Le plastique noir mat est agréable, la finition sérieuse, et surtout aucun craquement ou sensation “cheap” quand on la manipule. Elle n’est clairement pas faite pour être balancée au fond d’un sac, mais plutôt pour rester bien sagement sur un bureau, là où elle excelle. Évidemment, le pavé latéral à 12 boutons programmables est la star du spectacle. Pour les joueurs de MMO ou pour la productivité, c’est un vrai bonheur. Tout est personnalisable via Razer Synapse (boutons, molette, directions de défilement), avec en plus la fonction Hypershift qui permet de multiplier les commandes. Une fois configurée, on se demande comment on faisait avant. Côté performances, rien à redire. Le capteur Focus Pro 30K est précis, réactif et parfaitement fiable, que ce soit pour du jeu intensif ou un usage prolongé. En connexion HyperSpeed 2,4 GHz, la latence est imperceptible, bien meilleure qu’en Bluetooth, même si ce dernier reste pratique pour un usage polyvalent. Les patins en PTFE assurent une glisse fluide, particulièrement agréable sur tapis. L’autonomie est impressionnante. Avec des piles rechargeables, j’ai atteint environ 220 heures d’utilisation, ce qui rend crédibles les chiffres annoncés par Razer. L’absence de RGB superflu aide clairement à tenir sur la durée, et le petit voyant d’alerte de batterie fait le travail sans en faire trop. Tout n’est pas parfait, évidemment. Le choix des piles AA surprend encore, et pourra en rebuter certains. Le poids, autour de 120 g avec piles, se ressent aussi, surtout pour les amateurs de FPS nerveux. Enfin, l’absence de mémoire interne oblige à passer par Synapse pour retrouver ses profils, ce qui limite un peu la portabilité. Malgré cela, la Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed reste une excellente souris MMO. Solide, précise, confortable sur la durée et pensée pour les joueurs exigeants qui privilégient l’efficacité à l’esbroufe. Si vous cherchez une Naga sérieuse, performante et plus accessible que la version Pro, elle remplit parfaitement son rôle.