So RAZER NAGA PRO i guess

I have one of my friend use razer naga trinity the one with wire he seems to fine with the mouse i dont know about the wireless ones and you don't gotta worry about razer speed flex cables they are so good you dont have to worry about disturbance

If you are a fps gamer you can go for the basilisk ultimate or if you want a little lesser you can go with basilisk v2 or viper pro or viper is totally fine for fps the advantage with naga is that you get 12 side buttons which is legit if you still worry about the wireless connection better go for the wired ones they are good aswell and razer never fails to satisfy their users. Basilisk v2 has 20k dpi with focus assist

buzzfastCanaryYellow120
I m going to buy razer naga pro. I wondered something, um so i search up razer naga pro and ltierally all i see is people asking for help, saying it had issues the second day they bought. i dont want that happening. should i just buy a simple mouse like mamba or viper. Does naga pro or trinity has that many problems fr?. and will motherboard affect any wireless connection in the mouse ( i kinda have a bad mb)

Hello, I've been using the Naga Pro from almost a month and no issue for me. I have been switching between Naga Pro and the Viper ultimate for work and gaming. Naga pro i use for work mainly because of its 12 programmable keys side plate, i customized it for my work shortcuts and stuff and i love it. It also has the FPS 2 button and Battle Royal 6 button plates which i dont use much. For FPS and gaming i directly use the viper ultimate. Motherboard and wireless connection are not related. It depends on the USB port were you connect the wireless dongle (usb 3.0/2.0) etc. And in case you dont want the wireless 2.4ghz use, you can always connect the cable directly from PC or use its BT connection on the naga pro. Only wireless (via dongle) and cable for viper ultimate though. Finally its your requirement that matters as to which one you should get.

jakw0lf
Hello, I've been using the Naga Pro from almost a month and no issue for me. I have been switching between Naga Pro and the Viper ultimate for work and gaming. Naga pro i use for work mainly because of its 12 programmable keys side plate, i customized it for my work shortcuts and stuff and i love it. It also has the FPS 2 button and Battle Royal 6 button plates which i dont use much. For FPS and gaming i directly use the viper ultimate. Motherboard and wireless connection are not related. It depends on the USB port were you connect the wireless dongle (usb 3.0/2.0) etc. And in case you dont want the wireless 2.4ghz use, you can always connect the cable directly from PC or use its BT connection on the naga pro. Only wireless (via dongle) and cable for viper ultimate though. Finally its your requirement that matters as to which one you should get.

Okay wow. thank you that really helps, seeing one person on the internet without razer naga issues haha. and okay I have a intel super fast USB thing in my motherboard should I plug the wireless into that? and Does RANGE matter in wireless should I plug it into front panel so its closer?

Ascentrix
I have one of my friend use razer naga trinity the one with wire he seems to fine with the mouse i dont know about the wireless ones and you don't gotta worry about razer speed flex cables they are so good you dont have to worry about disturbance

thank you that really helps. I used wired mouse for a long time and yes I know how flexible and comfortable razre mouses are but still I'm just sick of it my setup is kinda messy it always get stuck. now I have money in my hands I wanna buy a wireless mouse that I would use at least for a year. I bought razer naga trinity wired already a day ago and I returned it cuz the side plates get too warm I think it was a product thing. and I just hated the wires

eexotm
Okay wow. thank you that really helps, seeing one person on the internet without razer naga issues haha. and okay I have a intel super fast USB thing in my motherboard should I plug the wireless into that? and Does RANGE matter in wireless should I plug it into front panel so its closer?

Nah, i have both the Naga Pro and Viper Ultimate's dongles on the USB 3.0 hub that i have connected to a USB 3.0 port on the CPU (motherboard). So yeah its not necessary that you connect it directly. About the range, i have tested it upto 12ft and it works fine. More than that i couldnt see the where exactly the mouse pointer :D Pretty sure, nobody uses even that far which i mentioned. So dont worry. And i got them, because even i didnt wanted all the cable clutter on my desk. And i love the response times on both for both gaming and work.

jakw0lf
Hello, I've been using the Naga Pro from almost a month and no issue for me. I have been switching between Naga Pro and the Viper ultimate for work and gaming. Naga pro i use for work mainly because of its 12 programmable keys side plate, i customized it for my work shortcuts and stuff and i love it. It also has the FPS 2 button and Battle Royal 6 button plates which i dont use much. For FPS and gaming i directly use the viper ultimate. Motherboard and wireless connection are not related. It depends on the USB port were you connect the wireless dongle (usb 3.0/2.0) etc. And in case you dont want the wireless 2.4ghz use, you can always connect the cable directly from PC or use its BT connection on the naga pro. Only wireless (via dongle) and cable for viper ultimate though. Finally its your requirement that matters as to which one you should get.

i totally agree with your specs

It affected me a lot, I am annoyed about it. The 2.4hz dongle is interfered my wifi signal make me download speed very slow(about 50k), and I cannot open website such as youtube. When I unplug dongle, everything is back, fast internet speed and download. Now, I use the extended usb cable and put it far away from my laptop, then it feels better. Except this issue, naga pro still is a good mouse, btw, I changed my trinity 7 button module to naga pro, it still works perfectly.