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How does everyone like it? Do you think it makes you player with all those keybinds? Or is it confusing/frustrating? The reason i'm asking is because i noticed from doing alot of arenas, i was lacking keybinds for alot of macros.. will me buying the naga help me or hurt me ? Basically, is it worth 60-130$ if i'm using it strickly for pvp (arenas/rbgs)

I bought my Naga almost 2 years ago and never looked back.

Upon a first glimpse, having the 17 buttons or whatever is really intimidating.

However, I found that after about a week of use I had the muscle memory to instantly know which button to hit for each ability.

To this day I can't stand playing without the mouse, and bring it anywhere that I know I'll be gaming.

I use all of the buttons and have SHIFT and CONTROL modifiers as keybinds on every toon.

Definitely a good investment of cash if you're looking to get more into the pvp scene.

I like mine a lot and have it configured for each class I play

Took me a while to get used to it but now I'd never look back. It makes abilities much more available in the long run. It's a good buy

I have the name razornaga on sarg, but some !@#$% took it on a lvl 1 on kt. :(

I bought my Naga almost 2 years ago and never looked back.

Upon a first glimpse, having the 17 buttons or whatever is really intimidating.

However, I found that after about a week of use I had the muscle memory to instantly know which button to hit for each ability.

To this day I can't stand playing without the mouse, and bring it anywhere that I know I'll be gaming.

I use all of the buttons and have SHIFT and CONTROL modifiers as keybinds on every toon.

Definitely a good investment of cash if you're looking to get more into the pvp scene.

^^^^

same here

I use the razer naga epic and like it a lot. It takes a little getting use to all the key binds. But once you get used to it, it's quite lovely.

04/21/2012 03:54 PMPosted by Neurotoxins

Anyone know any other razer mice that have less buttons than the naga but more than 2? I have an imperator right now and I kinda want to upgrade, don't need 12 buttons though.

I know they put out this one not long ago, but I can't comment on the quality:

http://www.razerzone.com/hex

Anyone know any other razer mice that have less buttons than the naga but more than 2? I have an imperator right now and I kinda want to upgrade, don't need 12 buttons though.

I know they put out this one not long ago, but I can't comment on the quality:

http://www.razerzone.com/hex

Solid mouse, buttons are good and sturdy. Plug and Play right out of the box and all buttons work if you don't feel like using the Synapse 2.0 stuff. If you have large hands you may not like the button positioning, especially if you're used to the large style mice like the deathadder or Imperator. The cushion pads are nice, but they're tiny so don't lose them. Mouse works on multiple surfaces perfectly well, even some of the cheapo reflective steel mice pads that sometimes make your mouse skip around.

Has this new kind of "non-slip grip" that's a tad akward on the shiny parts of the mouse. Your hand will feel sticky when you're using the mouse, but if you pull your hand off there's nothing there. Can be akward especially on a hot day.

Mouse wheel is sturdy, I've spun the ever loving crap out of it and it's still pretty solid. I've used quite a few Razer Mice over the years, and on some mice like the Deathadder the mousewheel always felt flimsy to me and loses its traction within a few months of constant use IMO. So far not the case here. Had 3 Deathadder wheels give out on me simply from spinning it.

If you palm-grip your mouse, the ring finger contour on the right side can probably be very annoying as well as the thumb button positioning. Using a finger-tip grip could also be a little annoying as well but not as bad. This mouse seems to be designed specifically for people who like to "claw" their mouse.

All in all awesome mouse unless you have large hands and/or use a palm-grip.

04/21/2012 06:36 PMPosted by Bubblês

Your hand will feel sticky when you're using the mouse, but if you pull your hand off there's nothing there. Can be akward especially on a hot day.

/giggle

Naga is worth it.

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A great mouse, takes a bit to get used to but defiantly worth it.

04/21/2012 06:36 PMPosted by Bubblês

I know they put out this one not long ago, but I can't comment on the quality:

http://www.razerzone.com/hex

Solid mouse, buttons are good and sturdy. Plug and Play right out of the box and all buttons work if you don't feel like using the Synapse 2.0 stuff. If you have large hands you may not like the button positioning, especially if you're used to the large style mice like the deathadder or Imperator. The cushion pads are nice, but they're tiny so don't lose them. Mouse works on multiple surfaces perfectly well, even some of the cheapo reflective steel mice pads that sometimes make your mouse skip around.

Has this new kind of "non-slip grip" that's a tad akward on the shiny parts of the mouse. Your hand will feel sticky when you're using the mouse, but if you pull your hand off there's nothing there. Can be akward especially on a hot day.

Mouse wheel is sturdy, I've spun the ever loving crap out of it and it's still pretty solid. I've used quite a few Razer Mice over the years, and on some mice like the Deathadder the mousewheel always felt flimsy to me and loses its traction within a few months of constant use IMO. So far not the case here. Had 3 Deathadder wheels give out on me simply from spinning it.

If you palm-grip your mouse, the ring finger contour on the right side can probably be very annoying as well as the thumb button positioning. Using a finger-tip grip could also be a little annoying as well but not as bad. This mouse seems to be designed specifically for people who like to "claw" their mouse.

All in all awesome mouse unless you have large hands and/or use a palm-grip.

One thing i'm concerned about with buying a naga is that i'm worried i'll fat finger the tiny buttons on the mouse. Is that a problem for you?

Solid mouse, buttons are good and sturdy. Plug and Play right out of the box and all buttons work if you don't feel like using the Synapse 2.0 stuff. If you have large hands you may not like the button positioning, especially if you're used to the large style mice like the deathadder or Imperator. The cushion pads are nice, but they're tiny so don't lose them. Mouse works on multiple surfaces perfectly well, even some of the cheapo reflective steel mice pads that sometimes make your mouse skip around.

Has this new kind of "non-slip grip" that's a tad akward on the shiny parts of the mouse. Your hand will feel sticky when you're using the mouse, but if you pull your hand off there's nothing there. Can be akward especially on a hot day.

Mouse wheel is sturdy, I've spun the ever loving crap out of it and it's still pretty solid. I've used quite a few Razer Mice over the years, and on some mice like the Deathadder the mousewheel always felt flimsy to me and loses its traction within a few months of constant use IMO. So far not the case here. Had 3 Deathadder wheels give out on me simply from spinning it.

If you palm-grip your mouse, the ring finger contour on the right side can probably be very annoying as well as the thumb button positioning. Using a finger-tip grip could also be a little annoying as well but not as bad. This mouse seems to be designed specifically for people who like to "claw" their mouse.

All in all awesome mouse unless you have large hands and/or use a palm-grip.

One thing i'm concerned about with buying a naga is that i'm worried i'll fat finger the tiny buttons on the mouse. Is that a problem for you?

I have a razer naga.

You have to push with a decent enough force into the button to make it work. It doesn't feel flimsy, but your thumb also doesn't get tired.

i use a two finger mouse with a one button wheel. left click = clicking targets, abilities, npcs, items, etc. right click = pst, inspect, target, set as focus, etc mouse wheel = activate my widgets on my mac and scrolling up for camera, scroll fdown for back camera.

now, i use my keyboard a lot more

1-2-3-4-5-6 (7 if i need to wand on a silence) - shift r shirt t
Shift 2 (activates my second bar) 1-2-3-4-5-6 (7 for flamestrike) shift r shift t
Shift 3 ( third bar) 1-2-3-4-5-6 (7 for pet move) shift r shift t
shift... (same as the other two, up to shift 6)
Shift 5 1-2-3-(1,2,3 are arena 1,2,3 macros)4-5-6 (7 for healthstone) shift r shift t
Shift 6 1(1 is mouseover focus macro)-2-3-4-5-6 (7 time warp) shift 4 shift t

3 years in the process and still wrecking kidz with razer niqqiz