RAZER Naga Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming Mouse

Pros: this is a well designed and well made mouse. the driver is very nice and so is the addon for WoW. Its not too heavy, and not too light either. And it tracks well on black surfaces. its also quite a bit smaller than the pictures make it look. which for me is a good thing but its something to consider if you ave big hands. (specifically your thumb) the side buttons are small but not too small and the edges of the number keys have little notches in them so its easy to feel for the keys you want to press.

Cons: Oddly enough it generates a fair amount of heat. not enough to be considered hot by any means but is is enough to make your hand a bit sweaty after an hour or two of game play.

Overall Review: Its a great mouse overall but there is a bit of a learning curve to it. You will get used to it rather quickly but you have to be kinda patient. I was effectively using the side buttons after 30 minutes. Whats awesome is you can have the numbers represent your guns in some shooters as well. I set up Borderlands to make numbers 1-4 on the mouse the four weapons you can have equipped at a time rather than using the wheel to select them. This also works on Call of Duty 4. Ive used this mouse on WoW, Aion, COD4, Borderlands, Fallout 3, Starcraft, and Resident Evil 5 with no complaints. Promise the numbers are good for more than just MMO's and after playing around with it for a bit you'll start to get creative.

Pros: Glides Smoothly even without a Mouse Pad. Very customizable. Light Weight. Buttons are easily pressed. Sexy looking Blue.

Cons: It's not as big as I would of liked, mainly just needs a bit of width added to it and I think it would've been much better fit for the hand. Buttons to the left of the Left Click are kind of odd, I never remember they are there. So it seems to me a waste of buttons, they could have put them somewhere else IMO. Possible learning curve henderance. Sort of small.

Overall Review: I've been playing with the mouse since I got it and it hasn't failed me yet, it's acted very responsive. I think the reason Razer decided to go with a smaller bodied mouse for MMO Gaming is mainly due to the fact that FPS and MMOs are totally different in how a mouse is controlled. You don't need extreme speed when targeting a player in MMOs, you need fast button response time. To me, this takes the cake for that priority. On another note I'm not a woman, but I do know that most females have smaller hands and this would fit theirs perfectly. Though for someone with bigger hands it's still pretty easy to operate. Overall I think it's a well rounded mouse for just about anybody. Unless you want a heavy mouse, because this one is far from heavy. I gave this 5 eggs despite the cons, because I believe Razer had good intentions.

Pros: Solid feel, backlight looks cool and is really bright, although Razer needs to step it up and let us have a custom color palette instead of making mice with just one pre-defined LED. Seems kind of... I don't want to say "cheap" because this mouse definitely doesn't feel cheap, but it's just odd that so many other manufacturers have thousands of user-defined colors and Razer is still just popping in a preset LED. Contoured feel on primary buttons (right/left click) fits my hand nicely. The bottom surface of the mouse slides nicely on my desk and on a mousepad, I haven't had any sticking issues. And, of course, the mouse just looks nice overall and will cause attractive women to horde to your place of residence and tear their clothes off, begging you to satisfy their carnal urges.

Cons: A few things were a bit misleading about this. First of all, based on the picture I assumed it came with a nice mousepad. Not really a big deal, but it's just the instruction booklet (thought it was odd to show that). The two buttons to the left of left-click are almost impossible to use without basically letting go of the mouse. The button pad on the side (1-12) is not made up of generic buttons like the WoW mouse or any other gaming mouse. They literally just replicate the number bar at the top of your keyboard, or the number pad if you flip a switch at the bottom. That's it. Look, I'll hit them right now - 1234567890-= - That's hitting 1 through 12 on my mouse. It's the same as pressing numbers. That's not really a big deal, but I bought it to use as custom binds so it's making it a bit more complicated as I wanted to use the numbers in ADDITION to these buttons, which is now impossible. Might be something to consider.

Overall Review: The mouse feels solid and while I do feel that I may have considered other products had I known everything I typed into the cons field, I don't really regret my purchase. If you are left-handed you probably will *not* be able to use this. If you are buying this planning on using it for custom button setups, buy another mouse. Even the two buttons to the left of the left-click are basically impossible to use in any serious gaming atmosphere. One last thing - the scroll wheel feels like it should click to the side as additional buttons (like many other mice do). In fact, it actually DOES click to the side, and even makes a clicking sound, but does nothing. When clicking to the right, nothing happens. When pushing it to the left, it sort of locks over to the left and acts like a down-click of the mousewheel and I have to push it to the right to get it back. It isn't meant to be used like that so not a big deal, but it's a hard habit for me to break and I keep doing it.

Pros: Used to play World of Warcraft and does it's job. Well constructed. Great WoW mouse for the most part. Really like the backlight on the numbers for those uh-oh moments though really can't see them when playing. If you keyboard turn/mouse turn like I do (I use both while playing... not a typical keyboard turner) and like to use a combination of side buttons and keyboard hotkeys, then this is a superb mouse. It brings a pretty nice synergy to the gameplay.

Cons: I gave this mouse 4 eggs because it's a 4 egg mouse, great for what it does, but needs improvement. That noted, the owners manual says expect to play with it for 18 hours to get used to it. I can't stress enough that you really can't rate this mouse until you play with it for a week or two, and why I waited to write the review. Initially I didn't like it, now I like it, hope with 40 more hours of gameplay I'll learn to love it. Some things that can't be fixed. To top left index finger buttons are really poorly placed, not really usable for me in WoW because location almost always makes me left click. The mouse is a bit small for my hand. For having 12 set side buttons on the left side you can see they put a bulge on the right side because you have to push the buttons causing force to the other side of the mouse onto the pinky finger/palm... but it's not really big enough. *continued in Other Thoughts*

Overall Review: Being an innovative mouse, I would expect future versions to be a bit bigger to compensate for the constant push on the left side of the mouse. You "push" left to right more than up and down and doing this while moving the mouse... takes getting used to. Realistically, expect to master buttons 1-6 pretty easily, 7-9 for stuff you use occassionally, and 10-12 for maybe stuff you don't use in a boss fight. I'm an average gamer, maybe a master gamer can thumb 12 small buttons in a semi-small area but I can't. Who really uses 12 hotkeys in a boss fight anyway (where you want the ease and speed of button pushing). A great improvement to this mouse would be to make 6 dimpled and larger side buttons, re-place the two index finger buttons or put a spacer between left click and the buttons, and make the mouse a wee bit bigger, a tad taller but wider for sure. Even better, angle the top of the mouse for easy palming leaving the thumb free to maneaver. Just saying, I know razor reads this.

Pros: This mouse is awesome! I have never had a mouse perform so smoothly. The mouse buttons are easy to press and are not overly sensitive. The 12 thumb buttons are clearly visible with the self-lighting turned on and there are great little pads to create your own design. I have been extremely impressed with this mouse! The selectable game profiles is also a great feature. I can customize each of the thumb buttons for specific weapon or task selection.

Cons: Wish this had a carrying case it came with like the mousepad did.

Overall Review: The positioning of the 2nd mouse button (middle finger button) felt odd to me at first. It is positioned for a full-palm grasp I would guess. I use more of a "claw" grasp. Luckily the buttons extend far enough back that either grasp works. Overall, this has been the best mouse I have ever used. It only took a short time to get adjusted to it.

Pros: Fits the hand nicely, it also has a really high DPI which I like. The side buttons are perfect for playing RPG's when you need a couple more keybinds.

Cons: The mouse has an issue where it will randomly double click instead of single click when i left click. It's annoying when i try and drag items but it decides to open them.

Overall Review: I bought this mouse after my logitech mouse started to double click randomly after 3 years of consistent use... sadly this mouse started doing the same thing, but after 6 months. $80 for a mouse that couldn't even last longer than a basic $30 logictech mouse.

Pros: good feel and weight for righties, with excellent response time and tracking. With the right drivers this mouse becomes rating turns in to 4 eggs, and this is best mouse I have ever owned.

Cons: With Razer's release of the Synapse driver software users are REQUIRED to sign-up for their cloud service before you get access to all of the features on the mouse. There's no opt-out option, and you have no control over the mouse through the software until you sign-up. If you pay close attention to the terms in the software Razer retains the right to not only pull undisclosed information from your machine, but that information also includes PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION. Not using their software results in the basic mouse drivers provided by Windows. Good luck finding the old drivers on their website - those have managed to disappear when the Synapse software was released.

Overall Review: Razer made a stupid move in the way they setup the Synapse software and cloud service. A simple opt-out options would have been enough to address this problem, but they dont provide one. If you dont care about information from your machine leaking and without knowledge of how it will be used then this is a good purchase. Otherwise, if you have any concern about your privacy and the data on your computers then you need to look somewhere else for a mouse, as well as any other product type made by Razer (e.g., keyboards, headsets, and now laptops).

Pros: Obviously this mouse has all the buttons you need for MMOs like WoW, SWTOR, etc. Razer includes rubber stickers to help new users learn the button layout (for example: I put one on the 2 button and the 8 button as reference points). It has a good weight to it and the glide pads on the bottom of the mouse do their job well. I also like the look and feel of the mouse wheel.

Cons: I came from a G9x Logitech that had the mouse wheel ratchet button, so it took me a while to get used to not having that. Not really a con for the mouse itself, but something to be noted if you're used to that

Overall Review: When reading reviews, it's important to keep in mind that most people only go to write a review when something goes wrong with their item. The fact is, I am hard on my stuff, anyone who knows me can tell you that. I drop the mouse on my hardwood floor, slam it down on my desk when I just barely loose in PvP, etc. That said, I've had this mouse for over a year now and it hasn't stumbled even once. As with any mass produced product, there are going to be mistakes. Just my two cents I guess.