Used to use the Razer Naga Epic Chroma, then it broke but I got super used to all the extra buttons, tried corsair and logitech and such for a while, but they got nothing on the Razer Naga Pro. Its just better in every single regard, it fits my hand perfectly (I got large hands), I like not superlight mice, can operate both wireless and wired, RGB can be fully controlled (for those that prefer just a black mouse without the lightshow), it tracks well, it can operate in both bluetooth or 2.4 GHz and the changeable side just comes at a bonus at this point. My only critique would be that the dock for the mouse is absolute garbage.

The Razer Naga V3 Pro has been fantastic since the day it arrived. I’ve personally been using the Logitech G Pro Wired and Wireless for the last good few years. However I’ve finally gotten fed up of the double click issue that always seems to happen to those mice. So finally, after previously having a Razer Naga Molten Edition many moons ago and only switched away because it broke, decided to give Razer another go.

Razer’s packaging is always incredible so immediately the experience starts off well, in the box you’ll recieve the mouse itself, with 3 different side plates, one with 12 buttons in a grid, one with 6 (2 rows of 3) and one with just 2 buttons like most mice have. These plates are magnetically attached to the side of the mouse making changing them out extremely easy whenever you need too. You’ll also get a really nice feeling braided USB A to USB C cable for charging the mouse, as well as the wireless adapter. You’ll also find in the box a nice Female USB C to Female USB A adapter, which can be used to connect the wireless adapter into, and then the charging cable into, allowing you to leave that at the top of your desk so the distance between mouse and wireless reciever is minimal. This also means you’ve got the charging cable close by for when you need to charge the mouse every once in a while.

The ergonomics of the mouse feel great to me, however is quite a heavy mouse, especially coming from something like the Logitech G Pro which focuses on being lightweight, this mouse certainly isn’t a light one. If you’re left handed, I’d probably look for an alternative mouse, as this is clearly designed for right hand use in mind, especially with the changable plates only being able to be used on the left side of the mouse making left hand usage almost impossible. I believe a left handed version of this or a very similar mouse exists on the Razer Website I’d suggest you check out!

I’ve been extremely happy with the performance of this mouse, it seems accurate, the clicks always register, I don’t feel there is any noticable latency or wireless connectivity issues and everything works as it should. I absolutely love the configurable scroll wheel, being able to tweak it to feel exactly how you’d like and be able to switch it whenever you please is a game changer. I’ve previously used a different logitech mouse with an “infite scroll” wheel you could switch, although that was nice to have, I always had an issue with it being either too tight or too loose, with the Naga Pro V2, that’s not an issue as I’ve got it dialed in perfectly how I like it, and you can too even if your tastes are different from mine.

I find myself having to charge the mouse maybe once a week and for no more than an hour or so and it’s back to 100% charge. Given the charging cable is always near the mouse anyway it’s no bother at all to quickly plug it in, and you get pre-warning the battery is getting low with a non intrusive pop up from Razer Synapse letting you know when it needs some juice. Not to mention if you opt to get their fancy wireless charging solutions, then the battery life will literally never be an issue for you!

All the regular customisation is there, like DPI / Polling etc that you’ll find on most decent gaming mice nowadays, with easy to use configuration and easy switching using the buttons below the scroll wheel. It is a shame there is no place to store the tiny USB wireless reciever for the mouse within the mouse itself, so taking it anywhere you have to make sure not to lose the tiny dongle, which was a great little feature of the G Pro for the few times I took it somewhere with me. If you’re using the mouse with a laptop though, the USB reciever has an extremely small profile, only sticking out maybe 2cm or so.

In summary, for 149.99, it’s pricey, but I’d strongly recommend this mouse, as it’s giving me back that fantastic experience I had with my Naga Molten edition all those years ago, and hope it will for some years to come, especially with the optical switches that a lot of other mice lack. It has a great textured feel, it’s super responsive as a wireless mouse with an arsenal of buttons I can map to whatever I like, and I’ve had no issues with it so far. I’m chuffed with my purchase and believe you will be too if you go for one and can justify the expensive cost. With how much I’ve enjoyed this Razer mouse, I might be tempted to try out one of their keyboards soon enough and make the move away from my Logitech G915, we will see. Happy gaming!

i bought this mouse having been using the Naga range since they was created, and i must say after the disappointing Naga X I was contemplating looking elsewhere until I saw this, after looking on line and reading up on the mouse I decided and thought it cant be any worse then then4 Naga X right? ( my reason for dislike of the naga X is simply due to how light it is the X weigh about 85G and for me that is just to light and it feels cheap and is not reliable)

When this arrived and I unboxed it I was immediately taken back by how it felt, it had some weight before the before inserting the AA battery, and overall felt incredibly well made something i find Razer have lost in recent years a sense of quality.

upon connecting and setting up the Mouse i am happy to say its responsive with an incredible 30k max dpi ( i default mine at about 10k ) and i have been using this with everything From League of legends to ESO and other games with zero issue.

now onto the elephant in the room – BATTERIES
this was my one and only concern mainly was how will battery life be, razer themselves advertise an impressive 400 hours on Bluetooth and 250 hours one there proprietary lightspeed. so far i cant comment but i will update this review if the result is anything less then advertised!!

for the cheaper option of 92 vs 170 for the Naga V2 Pro honestly i would say this mouse is worth every penny, for me personally the extras that you get with the naga pro are all worthless to me soo if your not interested in rgb, interchangeable sides and a couple other features then i would say save the money and grab this!!

( with the naga pro the only feature it has which I wish this did was no need for batteries however i have no issues so far with the hyperspeed V2 Naga)

in closing i would say if you need a new mouse that’s suited for MMO games but don’t want to pay the near 200 for the pro then this is a fantastic option!!

Update:
I’m giving this an extra star. Razer updated the mouse’s firmware to add profile saving. Meaning key rebinds will save permanently, and no need to load synapse. Good job Razer.

So let me start of by saying that this is my first Razer product, that I’ve owned. Though, I’m a huge fan of MMO style mice, having experience with cheap Chinese brands (Utechsmart, Red Dragon, etc) up to more reputable brands (Logitech, Corsair, etc). I’ve always liked what I saw about the Razer Naga line, and with it seeming to be updated regularly. So after my last mouse died, and I seen this discounted, i thought I’d give it a go. The following is a list of Pros/Neutrals/Cons of my experience thus far.

Pro:
+ Battery life seems great, with both the BT mode, and the WiFi (2.4ghz) mode. I haven’t had to worry, and you can easily use rechargeable AA batteries. This is huge pro for me, as nobody likes proprietary, and hard to repair technology. The battery is also easily accessible, and sits right next to the wireless adapter (if the mouse is not in use).
+ The USB dongle is very compact, and I’ve had zero issues connecting it to a port. Do note, it’s using standard USB, not USB-C.
+ All the buttons feel great, very clicky and responsive. You know when you’ve pressed something.
+ Loving the togglable modes for the scroll wheel. From a smoother glide, to a more bumpy, intentional scroll.
+ The mouse’s box was lovely, and the initial impression was very positive. +

Neutrals:
+/- The mouse will work on Windows and Linux (tested Fedora, and Arch). However you WILL need Razer software to properly take advantage of the mouse. More on that in the cons section.
+/- No RGB. For me that’s great, as I prefer the battery life. For others, I can see that being a huge turn off.
+/- The WiFi (2.4ghz) mode range is very bad. Once it crossed 110cm (approx 43 inches), connection to the dongle was spotty. In comparison, the Bluetooth range was excellent, with zero connection drop outs, or stability issues. For awhile, I had to treat this mouse purely as a Bluetooth device.
+/- In comparison to other MMO mice, I think this is a really good censor. Though if you look at more modern, more standard mice, you’ll find better options, at this price range.

Cons:
– The mouse does not have saveable profiles, that saves to the mouses memory. Meaning you can’t configure it with Razer Synapse (currently Synapse 3), take it to another computer, and expect it to work how you configured. It’ll use the default settings it shipped with.
– Razer Synapse 3 requires the internet to setup, and once installed constantly contacts Razer servers.
– There is no alternative to Razer Synapse 3, on Windows or Linux. Even OpenRazer does not function with this mouse, or any HyperSpeed devices. I wish I knew this before my purchase.
– When you initially plug the mouse’s dongle in, it’ll try to contact Razer, and install services/software, without your permission. This is akin to malware.
– The ergonomics of the mouse is lacking. The thumb keys are not off-set, and are to easily clickable. If I even remotely try to lift the mouse, I’ll almost certainly press the 1, 3, 7, or 0 key. I’ve never had this issue on any other brand. There is also no thumb rest, which is something I didn’t think I’d miss. I also have issues with the DPI keys, and stretching my pointer.

Conclusion:
In many ways, despite the price, and how new it is, this feels like a downgrade in almost every way. The censor is decent, and it’s wireless. Two things I was looking for in a new mouse. The real disappointment here lies with mouse profiles and Razer software. I find it disgusting that you can charge this much, and you don’t even have saveable profiles. A basic feature for this kind of mouse that I don’t just use for gaming, but also work, where I have a different profile, depending on the task. Yet this doesn’t even have 1… unacceptable for this kind of product.

Not a lot compares to the Razer Naga for MMO mice, I’ve had most brands of gaming mouse. Now with the trinity system you can physically customise the mouse to suit your gaming requirements. The mouse is so good I bought this in the Spring Sale as a spare because the deal was so good.

This is the best mouse for MMOs in my opinion. Too heavy for FPS games, but the flexibility it gives you with the changeable side panels is great (I’m using the 6 button panel).

My initial copy had am issue with the wireless dongle, but the Razer support quickly sent me a replacement mouse under warranty and the second one has a stable connection.

+ Good battery life
+ Good customer support from Razer
+ Great build quality
+ Flexible charging cable
+ Can be used via BT and 2.4Ghz
+ Good 4-way scroll wheel
+ Great clicks
+ Flexible button layout
+ Decent glide

– I don’t like Razer Synapse software. It works but feels bloated
– Too heavy for FPS

I cant understand why they can never get the side button configuration right, the six configuration is the only one of use but the layout is totally wrong. Why cant they just use a standard 4 pattern like what you find on a joypad, so your thumb can press the buttons in a natural way, so simple.

Was looking for a wireless replacement of my old Naga, and landed on this one – with prime day discount the price was very competitive.

All is good except one thing – the buttons under the ring are very deep and is uncomfortable to press, not like it was on my previous mouse. I am using them constantly as pg up and down keys, so it is noticeable.
Please make sure it fits in your hand before purchase, as it is rather big.

I wasn’t 100% sure what i needed for my next gaming mouse, i had the Razer Abyssus before which still works perfectly fine being razer & having amazing build quality, however with no side buttons meant i had to use more of my keyboard to control the game, but without trying the different styles i didn’t really know what to go for however with the Razer Naga Trinity u get the best of both worlds & its super easy to swap between the 2, 7 & 12 button configurations, all 3 pull off & snap back on with strong magnets, so far for me i’m liking the 2 & 7 configs but i’m sure if i was to play more MMO’s then the 12 button would be perfect for that.
Sensitivity wise is next level, which for me will take some getting used to on the highest setting of 16,000 to put into prospective if i go all the way to the left side of my 27″ monitor on the lowest settings @800dpi it takes around 13cm of mouse movement to go from far left to far right, on the flipside @16,000dpi it takes only 1cm of movement so u can go from target to target way faster giving you the advantage in the game over your opponents.
The dpi is also really easy to change on the fly with up & down buttons on the mouse itself just under the scroll wheel, it has dpi speeds of 800,1800, 4500, 9000, 16,000 so there’s a speed to suit all players & games.
Having a Razer keyboard too u can adjust the lighting to match the keyboard lighting effects or just use the software to match the mouse to your pc.
Being Razer i’m sure the Naga Trinity is going to last me many years like all my other razer products & i feel it was a really good upgrade from my last Razer mouse so i would 100% recommend to others