Customer Ratings & Reviews

Razer hit another home run with this model, easy to follow MACRO set-up and key binds, 12 side buttons to free up your keystrokes and make faster hits or heals. The mouse wheel has side-to-side action for 2 more added abilities. SWTOR is a fast and furious paced PvP heavy MMO, this mouse handles the action without fail. And it syncs with my old Razer Naga Epic on the Synapse cloud so no new prog. needed!

What can I say......this mouse is awesome! It's not too small and it's not oversized like other gaming mice can be, especially for having so many macro buttons. The mouse supports 16.8 million LED colors that can be controlled along with other Razer Chroma products through Razer Synapse 2.0. If you purchase this mouse you should purchase the Razer Firefly mouse mat. It goes perfect with it.

This Razer Naga feels bigger in my hand than the original, which is great. My original went through the wash and never acted right after. I love the cordless aspect, no cords to get in my way when I'm gaming. Comfortable and much better mechanical switches on the number pad under the thumb. The fist gen Naga with mechanical switches in the thumb number pad was terrible. The Chroma effect is awesome and I really like the charging dock, it just snaps in, no muss no fuss. Perfect upgrade to my soggy 2012 Naga!

I couldn't be happier with this mouse. I must admit though, it was a little difficult to get used to how tall and large it was. It is pretty big, but the side macros are in the perfect position for my thumb for quick play, the scroll wheel is awesome, it just glides and rolls. and the cord is SUPER tough. I caught my ferret chewing on it and he didn't bite through it, granted he was only chewing it for about 4 maybe 5 seconds tops but still... tough cord! I love this mouse!

I have used a Razer Naga for a few years now. I play World of Warcraft. I play a healer. This mouse make the job easier. With the Razer in game addon, setup is easy as drag and drop. I was a small learning curve, trying to remember what button was what. Now I would have a hard time playing without it. Chroma color setting are in the Synapse app. I have the Chroma Blackwidow and the Tartarus and you can sync all the colors with the all Chroma devices.

Pros: Fits hand perfectly 12 easy to access buttons on the side Wireless with no lag Has a wired option Weight feels right Can be used on ANY surface Cons: The 16.8 million colors is all hype The Razer logo does not light up like the older 2012 version I fell in love with this mouse back in 2012 with the razer naga epic, the wired one. I was skeptical to move to the new chroma one because it had a different shape than the one I was used to, but it was actually more ergonomic than I thought and it fit my hand perfectly. I love the keypad on the side, I can macro 48 different macros with just these 12 buttons (using Shift, Ctrl, and Alt as modifiers). I honestly don't use buttons 10-12 for spells or moves in the game (WoW) because it's easier to just macro the first nine, then the first nine again with the Shift modifier, and so on with Ctrl and Alt as other modifiers. Since buttons 10-12 are a little harder to reach, I don't use them for gaming intensive purposes, instead, I use for simple things, like, conjuring food for teammates, or in-game fishing, or to open a profession. The only negative about this mouse is that the razer logo does not light up on the mouse like it did back in 2012. That was one of the coolest looking features about this mouse. I'm guessing they did this because you're hand is on the logo while you are using it, so you wouldn't be able to see it anyways. Also, The colors are OK (seriously, they may be able to technically produce millions of colors, but you can't really notice that many on it), the hype is way over exaggerated. Think of the mouse as being able to *distinctively* produce every color on a 24 crayon box, but not the 96 crayon box.

Picked up the Razer Naga Chroma to pair with the Black Widow Chroma... It's a killer combo for serious gaming. Fast response and smooth... I would highly recommend purchasing the 12000 DPI pad for the Naga. You can use a regular pad or surface at a lower DPI but you aren't going to get the lighten fast movement for gaming applications without the pointer drifting on the screen... Remember... This is a gaming mouse... It can be used for everyday usage but it may be overkill unless you turn the DPI down.... Ok... This is just something to keep in mind... buy a good pad to go with the mouse... LED customization could be better! This was somewhat of a disappointment. Maybe Razer will come out with a software update that allows for individual button LED changes like the keyboard. The mouse has limitless possibilities for hotkeys and macro setups. The power is in your hand... Ergonomic design is good considering I have big hands... I think it could have been a little wider and maybe a little longer... The finish on the palm surface could have been better thought out... I would have preferred have some kind of anti-slip grip surface instead of the matte finish. After gaming for a while my palm starts sweating some and traction isn't an issue. Price... again... like the Black Widow Chroma... You get quality when you go with Razer... I know there are some out there who are Razer haters... that's ok... everyone has an opinion of their experience. I recommend the Nago Chroma... I have been very happy with it.

I've had this mouse for quite a while now and it seems to be holding up fairly well, i bought it knowing that some reviewers had gotten lemons and they only lasted like a week, but so far so good. so good things about it is that it is a full RGB mouse and it can be set to any color that you like or you can have it cycle through all of the colors in the rainbow. the ergonomics of the mouse are perfect for my big hands, probably even better for people with smaller hands. everying button on the mouse can be programmed to anything you like, you and even set up macros and have them set up also. the little charging base is really neat and the mouse pulses while it charges, you just have to make sure you turn the mouse off when you put it on or it won't charge, the detachable usb cable can be plugged into the charging base making the mouse wireless or you can plug it directly into the mouse and have it run that way, the battery life of the mouse is ok.. it does last quite awhile for a mouse that has to control the lights and movement of the mouse, but i do cut my computer off overnight and the mouse won't charge when its off so when i start using the mouse the next day i find myself plugging in the usb cable into the mouse so i can keep gaming and so on, but if you charge it overnight you should be just fine, the mouse will start flashing when the battery gets low. now you do need razers software to change the settings on this mouse such as the dpi lights and so on, for the most part it is not so bad but there have been a few times where i have been trying to change something in it and the software just crashes on me and i have to restart it. but hey its software and things can be patched and fixed. all in all this is a really good mouse, it tracks good and nothing physically has gone wrong with it so I'm very satisfied with the purchase. but just in case if you do buy this mouse buy the best buy warranty just in case, I've heard horror stories about razers warranty program. hope this review helps anyone trying to decide if this mouse is right for them.

This mouse has many great features. It has 12 buttons on the side for quicker spell casting and less work. It's also ergonomic for right handed players and I love the option of having either wired or wireless. I also love the fact I can have it any color. Now it matches the red led on my laptop

The Naga Epic Chroma Wireless is easily the best mouse I have ever had the pleasure of using. It is incredibly responsive and sensitive to your movements. The mouse sports 12 hotkeys that you can set yourself that are very useful in fast paced gaming whether it be for MMO's or RTS's. There are an additional 2 buttons below the scroll wheel which is also is able to click left or right allowing continuous scrolling up or down. The design is ergonomic and feels very natural in the palm. It charges quickly in the stand and if the battery runs out mid-task you are able to plug the chord from the charging stand directly into the mouse for use while charging. You can change the color of the lights on the mouse to anything you can imagine or have it set to cycle through the rainbow. Very good piece of equipment.

I've been using the Razer Naga lineup since 2012. Loved it from the start, it is perfect for every type of game,The 12 side buttons are useful for games with a hotbar, such as minecraft, CSGO, or WoW. The weight of the mouse is perfect. The option of wireless or wired is good to have, and the Chroma feature is awesome!

This is a good MMO mouse, but I found that it felt cheaper than it actually is. It also relied on the Razer Synapse program/drivers that while useful, were limited on my system due to the fact they kept wanting to crash my system. That was just an issue with a few programs that automatically ran on my system that interfered with it in some way... not actually sure how that happened. The other thing is, if you're use to using Trackballs, then using the thumb keys is almost second nature, especially after a few days of using it. However, I don't find this mouse useful for any gaming that doesn't need you to have like 12 buttons dedicated to the Number keys at the top of the keyboard. Oh, and if you are playing games like TERA or AION that use multiple bars for skills, even Star Wars the Old Republic does this... Then you can set it up so that you're using WASD for movement keys, and use your thumb and other fingers to press the left Shift, the left CTRL and the left Alt keys in addition to your right thumb using the other keys on the side of the mouse. Doing this effectively gives you 48 different skills you can use just from mapping them properly on the mouse. The only other problem though I had with this mouse, is the thumb keys collect grit and other stuff easily between the keys... And don't use the mouse if your hand is sticky in anyway way, that leaves more grease and grit on the mouse's MMO keys. With this mouse, it will make you better competitive in PVP (Player versus Player) and also make it easier for you to just jump right into playing games, because you have all the number keys on the thumb keys area of the mouse. So no need to re-key-bind all the keys from the default key bindings for the skills :)

Overall, the naga is a very nice mmo gaming mouse. I originally had the naga from 2014, but with my recent purchase of the Blackwidow Chroma Stealth, I thought I might as well go all RGB. Speaking of which, the lights in the mouse are very nice and vibrant. Also, it's nice to be able to switch between wired and wireless. My only complaint would be that the 12 buttons on the side are a little but mushy feeling compared to my other naga. I would definitely recommend this product,

If you Play a lot of MMORPG's then this Mouse is the way to go. Decent price for the amount of work put into this device, and easy setup. Intuitive controls & fully customizable. Pro's: - Easy Setup - Great Response Time - Button Mapping Customization - Wireless and Wired Connection Hybrid - So... Many... Buttons... Con's: - Small Hands Beware, Mouse is Fairly large and if you have short thumbs you will need to move hand a lot to reach all 12 buttons - Sometimes makes scratch Like noises when Sliding Across Razer Vespula Mouse Pad - Accidentally pressing the numbers on the Mouse will input on your PC like a keyboard, a little Annoying (happens more than you think)

This mouse is wireless but has way better precision than some of the wired mouses I've used. The battery gets you thru those long gaming sessions and the grip is super comfortable to hold. The side buttons being mechanical is just icing on the cake and is a worthy upgrade from the original naga. The color options are nice too.

This is a fabulous gaming mouse. The control options are exactly what is needed for high pace gaming. It responds quickly and I have to admit the colors are just plain fun. So you get a great wireless gaming mouse with all the bells and whistles with fun colors and no cord. I see no negatives.

I work in a corporate office / call center environment, this mouse is very fast and responsive. I really can rely it on it. I love that you can program it as well. Keybinding and beyond this mouse can do a lot. Very comfortable in the hand as well.. definitely worth the money. Highly recommend.

Very responsive. I love that it can be either wired or wireless. My husband hates it wireless, so he plugs it in. I love the buttons on the side for gaming and they now have raised differecession so you can tell a difference in what number you're touching which is helpful for gaming. Full numpad is awesome.

This mouse is truly incredible! The customization alone is a fantastic feature, but the performance is even better. I am a person that has trouble with other mice, because I have to have my computer set to the fastest movement speed and precision possible. And for the 1st time I found a mouse that I can use with complete comfort. It not only keeps up with me; the ergonomics and the wired/wireless versatility are extremely useful. I recommend EVERYONE buy the Razer Naga Epic Chroma it will surpass any other mouse you've ever had before.

Easy to install and program, and overall a really great mouse to use while gaming. I like that it has the capability of a cord, or you can use it wirelessly. The lights are also really pretty :3 matches the blackwidow chroma perfectly.