Customer Ratings & Reviews

Solid build. Thos is my fourth Naga. As always their software is a little buggy at times but nothing that you cant fix. Very responsive and no lag when wireless. Ised for WOW TWW

This mouse has exceeded my expectations. Coming from a Corsair mmo mouse, i didn't think I'd like the weight and buttom layout. This thing blows my old mouse out of the water. The wireless mode without needing to always search for batteries is something I really like along with the interchangeable buttons.

I used the original V1 corded one for years. Decided to splurge and get this one too. Using it for work, it'll last for 3-4 days before needing to charge. The 12-button pad is fantastic for using. My hand doesn't quite fit the shape as well as other mice, but I knew that going in.

Exceptional. Its a bit heavy because of the inbuilt battery but its really nice. It has the same hand-feel of a Logitech G600 but with interchangable side-plates, wireless capability (the reason I left Logitech to start with) and a better laser. Highly recommended. For productivity buffs, you can re-map the side buttons to anything you like as well. I use mine to do normal day-to-day office work like copy/paste/select/delete/return etc. For MMO's you can add all kinds of options to that. Same goes for the other faceplates. I don't like 12 buttons when I'm playing first person shooters, so I remap those to Ctrl+Alt or E / F for activations.

The new Razer Naga V2, in my opinion, is the only contender in the MMO/MOBA mouse space. I’ve tried every other 12-button mouse out there (yes, all of them) and none of them feel as comfortable as the Razer Naga. I’ve had my V1 Naga for a while and what tempted me the most was the new scroll wheel customization you can do now. Being able to finely tune the feeling of the scroll wheel from very gritty to completely smooth is amazing. Some of the buttons across all 3 plates have also been modified slightly and feel a lot nicer. My setup used to be my old V1 Naga for specific games and the much lighter Razer Deathadder as my primary mouse. I don’t find the 12-button plate comfortable outside of gaming but I never found the two-button plate on my V1 comfortable hence me needing a comfortable primary mouse. Razer must have changed something because the two-button plate feels so much nicer on the V2 and has a nice thumb grip on the side that feels very natural. I now use my V2 as my only mouse and switch to the 12-button plate whenever necessary for whatever game I’m playing. It may come off as a bit pricey and to be honest I don’t see myself ever using the six-button plate but for those who will enjoy switching between the two and 12 button plates for gaming and productivity you are at the very least getting two mouses for a reasonable price. Razer synapse is also a very easy-to-use software for your customization and macro needs.

Awesome mouse, Wireless is the best way to go. The battery is great, just let it charge overnight and you'll get a couple days out of the charge. I recommend this mouse to anyone looking for a wireless mouse.

I recently purchased this Naga to replace the generation I was using before. The ONLY reason I upgraded was because my new computer setup kept giving me BSOD's because I was using Synapse 2.0. 3.0 and 4.0 are not compatible with older equipment. So I had to replace this as well as my gamepad. The equipment worked fine still. It was the software that forced me to spend money. Pros: I do like the size of the mouse. It's perfect in my hand. I also like having the ability for the mouse to be wireless. The battery life so far has been amazing. Being able to change the RGB colors versus only having green as an option before, is very nice. I most likely won't use the interchangeable side button options but that's nice to have. Cons: I really don't like how they changed the two middle buttons below the scroll wheel. I preferred the ones from the 2014 model. I used those very often in WOW for misdirect and disengage specifically. I had to upgrade because previous model wasn't supported for Synapse 3.0 or 4.0. Kept getting BSOD's with new AMD 9950X3D and Windows 11 setup. Equipment was still working fine. I suppose if this mouse also lasts me a decade, I'll be ok with how this transpired.

Ive has this mouse for about a month, replacing my previous and its great. My only complaint is the weight but thats not the mouse/developers fault. I purchased it knowing it wasn't lightweight. Mouse feels good in the hand, side mmo buttons are great, scroll wheel is fantastic, holds a long charge, easy charging options, and multiple profile settings via razer synapse. I owned the wired version of this mouse almost 8 years ago now and ended up replacing it due to size, feel, software, etc. They have made great changes and it's a good buy.

The value of the side buttons is obvious to anyone considering the mouse, and they mostly work as expected. The issues I had with it come down to grip and build quality. While overall the mouse is what I’d consider comfortable, lift-off with the 12-button panel proved too problematic even with strategically applied grip tape. It’s an awkward dance of maintaining enough pressure and friction to pick up the mouse while also not pressing any side buttons. This issue is largely nonexistent with the 6-button and 2-button panels, so if you bought it to use with those I think you’re likely in good shape. In regards to build quality, the left mouse button had far too much slop/play for my tastes. A little bit of pre-travel, and more horizontal play that ended up being the final straw for me personally. And while YMMV I have never been a fan of Razer’s software. So while I can’t exactly recommend it, the mmo mouse market is pretty small, and I’d say if you REALLY want/need a 12+ button mouse this isn’t a terrible choice.

This here Razer Naga Pro V2? Boy, it’s like holdin’ a slice of heaven right in your hand. Swappable plates and buttons galore—feels like it was built just for my busted-up mitts. She’s slick, she’s fast, and she don’t let me down, not even when the internet’s actin’ like a drunk uncle at a family reunion. You spend enough time with this beauty, and it ain’t just a mouse no more—it’s your ride-or-die, your partner in every late-night match and every sweet, sweet victory. If I ever lost her, I’d be cryin’ harder than when Paw sold the Camaro.

The Razer Naga V2 Pro is hands down one of the best gaming mice I’ve ever used! The standout feature is the interchangeable side plates, allowing me to switch between 2, 6, and 12-button configurations seamlessly. Whether I’m playing MMOs, MOBAs, or FPS games, this mouse adapts perfectly to my needs. The Razer Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor delivers insane precision and responsiveness, making every movement feel smooth and accurate. Plus, the HyperSpeed Wireless technology ensures a lag-free experience, making it just as fast as a wired connection. Comfort-wise, the ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, even during long gaming sessions. The Hyperscroll Pro Wheel is another fantastic feature, offering customizable scrolling for fast or tactile feedback, depending on the game. Battery life is excellent, and the fact that it supports both Bluetooth and HyperSpeed Wireless gives it great versatility. The build quality is top-notch, and the customization options make this mouse an absolute powerhouse for any serious gamer. If you’re looking for a high-performance, ultra-customizable, and incredibly reliable gaming mouse, the Razer Naga V2 Pro is 100% worth it. Highly recommend!

Do I really need to tell you why? This thing has 12 buttons on the side!!! It's wireless!!! It has profile switching mode and depending on which app you use, the profile will change to that app so that ur shortcuts are what you expect it to be for that app. It's durable and it last a long time. Razer doesn't disappoint. Even if you're not a gamer, YOU NEED THIS MOUSE so you can keybind shortcuts for things like Photoshop, Adobe Premier Pro, and that stuff. Once you get those shortcuts setup, there is no going back to using keyboard shortcuts anymore. Trust me on that.

Mouse feels so smooth when it comes to gaming and the mouse has multiple buttons for custom keys worth every penny

Great mouse, I love it. The side buttons are a great feature.you can't go wrong. Battery life is amazing

I bought this mouse to play MMOs with. This makes your rotation much easier to complete without having to move your hand too much to hit all of your keybinds. Highly recommend for any MMO players out there. The 2 and 6 button configs are pretty handy for other games like shooters, rpgs, or strategy games as well.

This is a great mouse. i recently took this mouse home to replace my old logitech mouse and it was an instant hit. didnt think id be using all 3 sideplates as much as i do. from simple browsing to rpgs that require all 12 buttons. this mouse does it all.

If you play MMO games, you will love this mouse. I even use it for FPS games and being able to bind certain actions to my mouse definitely helps with my reaction time. Ever since I started using a Razer Naga I've been unable to use a "normal" mouse again. This thing is awesome and charges very quickly. Super responsive and the customization is the cherry on top.

The future of gaming mice. It has great battery life and is super comfortable to use with versatility across different games.

This is the best alternative I've found to the long since discontinued Logitech G602 and G604 six side button mice. Been working great so far, definitely overpriced, but the only option I've got until other companies release alternative six side button mice.

A truly fantastic mouse. The swappable side panels really make this mouse a jack of all trades. I bought this primarily for playing MMO’s and using the 12 button side panel but have found that the 6 button side panel is great for some of the other online RPG’s and survival games I play as well. Ergonomics are fantastic and is a very comfortable daily driver and productivity mouse. I still use a different mouse (Viper V3 Pro) for FPS as this one lacks 8khz polling and is heavier than I prefer for quick flicks. If I’m not playing a competitive shooter, you’ll find me using this mouse!