Razer Naga

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Razer Naga
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9.3 out of 10

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Paul Aberdeen

GB
8
Good Points
This mouse has great sensitivity and it really transforms your game-play. I have only used it with WoW for now but FPS should benefit too. The buttons feel firm and the cable is braided for extra durability. It is highly customisable with in excess of 44 different accessible buttons with modifiers(shift, Alt etc.). After a run-in period you might wonder how you ever played the game without it. In addition, it looks amazing in the dark, not everyone's first consideration but it doesn't hurt either.
Bad Points
The software for the mouse is great, however the add-ons for specific games was tricky to use and it will take you a while to get to grips with it. That also goes for using the mouse and having your thumb do the talking on the keypad. It will take a while to build up the muscle memory you might have achieved using your keyboard to fry baddies. It can be tricky to reach some of the buttons also, depending on your hand size and shape.
Confirmed purchase: 07 Sep 2011 PC World

Corey Port Glasgow

GB
10
Good Points
Feels great and is very easy to get used to then use. Helps a lot in PC Gaming and gives the edge in Multiplayer games.
Bad Points
None so far, BUY THIS MOUSE!!
Confirmed purchase: 17 Aug 2011 Dixons

Carl Kingston upon Hull

GB
9
Good Points
Great functions for gaming, the software from the razer website for the naga adds to the functionality of the mouse providing useful macro capability for gaming. Very responsive and a good value mouse.
Bad Points
The only bad point I have found is the size. Its a bit smaller than Logitech mice which I am accustomed to using.
Confirmed purchase: 17 Aug 2011 Dixons
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    • alaTest.co.uk

      10 out of 10

    Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 806 reviews of Naga MMOG Laser Gaming Mouse from international magazines and websites.

    Conclusion: The average review rating is 8.4/10. Comparing these reviews to 164620 other Mouse & Pointing Devices reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 93/100 (or 9.3 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.

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    • vortez.net

      0 out of 10

    Summary: Razer are synonymous with gaming peripherals and today we get to check out their latest mouse, the Razer Naga Hex.

    Conclusion: I'll be the first to confess that I wouldn't normally consider the Razer Naga Hex being that my preferences lay with FPS games, a genre best suited to Razer's Mamba. That was before I tested the Naga Hex. First and foremost the Razer Naga Hex is a...

    Pro : Class leading Aesthetics ; Ergonomically sound ; Mechanical Switches throughout ; Fantastic package

    Cons : Maybe too small for big hands ; Software install requires email verification ; No spare feet

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    • hardwareheaven.com

      0 out of 10

    Summary: Razer is expanding the Naga family with the Hex Edition. The Hex features a new thumb button layout, with mechanical switches, that is aimed at MOBA and action RPG gamers. Today we have one of the first Hex samples on our desk and will find out if it...

    Conclusion: The Razer Naga Hex offers an interesting twist on the original design which makes playing RPG and MOBA games easier. The design used is comfortable and the sensor fast and accurate with a good software package to back up the impressive performance. The...

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    • cnet.com.au

      9 out of 10

    Conclusion: The Naga is aimed at a select crowd, but it definitely has its appeal. If you just can't get enough buttons for your WoW raids, this could be your ticket to success.

    Pro : Actually comfortable ; Typical Razer performance ; More buttons than you'll ever need

    Cons : Reaching all the buttons quickly and accurately is a challenge ; Promo shots are misleading: there's nothing but red LEDs here, folks

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    • wccftech.com

      0 out of 10

    Summary: We get a chance to look at a special edition of the MMO Mouse the Razer Naga.

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