Pros: - Naga has gone wireless. Still the best mouse bar far for gaming, especially if you play MMO games like Final Fantasy XIV, World of Warcraft, Tom Clancy's: The Division, etc, or MOBA games like League of Legends.
- Chroma (RBG) lighting effects.

Cons: - Lighting for the logo, under the palm, has been removed in the latest series of mice from Razer, which is a step backward. I just assume it's related to battery life conservation reasons. Doesn't affect performance, but your getting less then what you might have been used to with prior Razer mice. Hopefully we'll get it back in the next series, with a bigger battery.
- Still using the same cruddy braiding on the cables that tend to split. You'll have braiding > bald rubber > braiding... Hopefully will be fixed in the future, but a good DIY-er will be able to remove the braiding after it's split apart, to keep the mouse looking fabulous. I don't expect the braiding on this one to be quite as much an issue as my prior 2 Nagas, simply because this one is wireless, so the braiding won't be rubbing against desk edges really, except when I'm running out of power and need to switch to wired mode.
- Doesn't come with optional plates for comfort adjustment, for the right side of the mouse. Not a big deal though.

Other Thoughts: Went from the original Naga, to the Naga 2014 and now the Naga Epic Chroma. It's my 3rd Naga mouse, so what more proof do you need that it's a good product?! A long planned purchase that was definitely worth the money. My first wireless mouse and I felt Razer was the only one I could trust given my history using their Naga mice. I am not disappointed. There are a few imitations out there now from Corsair, Logitech, etc, but nothing beats the original =^_^=.

Pros: Good battery life, great buttons, and software settings from my Razor Naga Epic switched right over with ease!

Cons: It's a little wide for my taste but it just is a matter of getting used to it.

Pros: I don't know why so many people are giving this mouse bad reviews. I bought this mouse back in 2012 and just recently bought this one (2016 version). The original mouse I bought lasted almost 4 years without any issues except the cord dying on me and having to spend $12 on Amazon to replace it. At first I was hesitant to buy this mouse because of so many bad reviews and only have three eggs. But I went with my gut and knowledge of my previous experience and decided to buy this mouse again. I wasn't surprised when I started having the same great experience with this mouse again. All of my key bindings are still set from the old mouse and I didn't have to do any on the new mouse. I would definitely recommend this product.

Cons: The cord is the same material as the 2012 cord, so I'm excepting to have that same issue with this cord. So just to be cautious, I bought an extra to having laying around if needed

Other Thoughts: I still don't understand why people give bad reviews in great products.

Pros: Easy to set up, and wireless function worked great.

Cons: Clear example of what a product without engineering behind it looks like.
- Poor ergonomics
- Buttons 2 and 3 are almost impossible to reach due to the length and width
- Buttons are way too small
- Buttons make too much noise

I was a huge fan since I bought the Razer Naga Molten Edition last year, but this product was very disappointing.
I tried it out for an hour thinking it was just me not being used to it, but it is very uncomfortable and not easy to use.

Other Thoughts: Not recommended.

Pros: Does everything it says it will and is pretty. Super comfortable and great design.

Cons: $130 mouse and the right click lasted not even a month before the spring mechanism lost response so not every click will register. Not optimal for pro gaming. This is the second razor naga that has done this to me. The first one took a year before it crapped out on me also $100 mouse. 12 buttons on the side are really closely spaced making it hard to press intended buttons. I don't have large hands but they aren't small enough for this mouse.

Other Thoughts: Battery life is average
Overall not worth the money will never buy razer again almost seems like they put the limited lifetime use to make more money.

Pros: The mouse is defiantly a bit larger than the previous Razer Naga Epic, and ergonomic grip has been improved. However, overall I'd say this product is a major step backwards for Razer, see cons.

Cons: In comparison to the previous version of the Razer Naga Epic, this mouse is a cheap knockoff.
- The side buttons are very loud when you click them
- The mouse wheel is not properly seated and wobbles
- The material is cheap and scratches easily
- They removed the interchangeable side grips in favor of a 'one size fits all' ergonomic grip
- Also removed the interchangeable battery

Other Thoughts: I accidentally dropped a screwdriver about a 5 inches above the mouse onto it, and it left a grove in the mouse where the tip of the screwdriver hit it. I grabbed my old Razer Naga mouse and did the same to it, even forcibly tried it harder to leave a mark, but it did not. The material that the Naga Epic Chroma is made out of feels kind of grainy under hand, which I suppose is good for increased grip and control of the mouse, but it has severely degraded the durability of the mouse.

Pros: The design and shape of the mouse itself is an upgrade when compared to the naga 2012 version.

Cons: 1. The lighting leaves a lot to be desired. The logo and on the on the fly sensitivity buttons(mouse4&5) don't light up.
2. When wireless the cursor lags or skips constantly, even when placed less than 3 inches away from the charging/sensor.
3. Razer Synapse usually works fine but the mouse settings seem a bit buggy and they dont always save my color preferences.
4. The battery seems to be a bit irregular and sometimes lasts for 20 hours of use and sometimes it cant seem to last over 8hours

I have seen 20$ wireless logitech mouses that preform better then this mouse.

Other Thoughts: I purchesed this at best buy which is why its not a verified purchase. I am also a HUGE razer fan; I have never been let down with a razer product and i have owned a headset, 2 keyboards, the orbweaver, and 2 mouses. If you want a razer mouse i would stick with a wired version and non chroma. The 100$ price tag simply isnt worth it.

Pros: Really nice precise mouse when WIRED

Cons: It is really fun that I have to switch the mouse off then back on every single time I go to use it...

Pros: Fits perfectly at any size hand, and the rubber resting pad on the right side feels amazing, and the chroma system allows me to change to any color i want, now i can match my red keyboard !

Cons: The logo is visible, but could be integrated with the Chroma system !

Other Thoughts: For an MMO player, this is a MUST HAVE, i highly recommend it, this is my third naga !

Pros: Colors as marketed, but not t what extent i expected.
Adjustable
fits niceley.

Cons: Not as customizable color-wise as other Razer Chroma products

Other Thoughts: It markets that it comes with other grips like the 2012/older versions, but it doesn't and the side-grip doesn't pop off like the others. On the other hand, it's comfortable and well designed. It lacks the feature to switch from numpad or numlocked numpad though, as the wireless power switch is there now.

A visual and comfort upgrade, but a tech downgrade if you like having more buttons/keys