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Replacement battery for Naga V2 Pro

  • September 28, 2025
  • 7 replies
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Hello! I’ve had this mouse since 2023 and the battery life has pretty much gone to a couple hours before needing recharging, I’d like to order a replacement so I can swap it out. Is there a process I can go through for this?

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Alien_N7
  • Insider Mini
  • October 25, 2025

I have similar problem that battery has degraded significantly.

Sadly, if your mouse’s warranty is already over, there is no chance to get a replacement battery from Razer. I’m trying to find it somewhere else (Amazon, Ebay, Aliexpress etc..) and it’s hard so far.

I was happy with this mouse but now I’m very disappointed that most likely I will have to junk it just because of the battery while it works fine in any other way. That’s very bad approach of Razer for 200$ product and that was a last time for me when I picked anything from this company.


It works fine wired for me so junking it seems a bit extreme. I'm doing the same trying to find something aftermarket.


CCAR21LP1750T7

Just get a new one. Changing a built in battery is an extremely risky move. You are way more likely of breaking your device entirely (as it is designed to be) hence, wasting your newly purchased battery and the device itself.

 

if you are stupid enough to buy a device with built in batteries instead of the ones with replaceable batteries, you should prepare extra cash to compensate yourself.

All batteries degrade even if you don’t use them. Let alone, if you use it daily. You don’t defy physics.


CCAR21LP1750T7

Keep buying a new one whenever your battery dies.

I mean.. you’ve made a decision to buy a device with built in batteries… you knew it’s a device with BUILT IN batteries hence it’s not replaceable.

Just keep buying a new one.


Alien_N7
  • Insider Mini
  • December 7, 2025

The battery IS replacable, just Razer does not sell replacement parts. I will NOT keep buying such expensive mouse every year or two just because battery has degraded.

 

Instead, I bought and replaced the battery on my own.


  • Insider Mini
  • December 15, 2025

The battery IS replacable, just Razer does not sell replacement parts. I will NOT keep buying such expensive mouse every year or two just because battery has degraded.

 

Instead, I bought and replaced the battery on my own.

Where did you get one actually, I’m in the same boat, battery life is kinda low now and needs constant charging.


Alien_N7
  • Insider Mini
  • December 15, 2025

The battery IS replacable, just Razer does not sell replacement parts. I will NOT keep buying such expensive mouse every year or two just because battery has degraded.

 

Instead, I bought and replaced the battery on my own.

Where did you get one actually, I’m in the same boat, battery life is kinda low now and needs constant charging.

I bought this one - https://pl.aliexpress.com/item/32957573461.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.5.36e21c243cD8gT&gatewayAdapt=glo2pol

It is better but still doesn’t last a full week as a mouse used to on original battery years ago. I’m not sure if real capacity is much lower than declared, or my mouse consumes more power than it should… Or maybe it is a matter of scroll settings?

 

Would be good for you to check what battery you have now in your unit, because I saw photo on Reddit where someone had a bit different battery dimensions than mine. If it is the same as mine on pic below, you can go ahead.

Also keep in mind you will need to rearrange cables in the connector, because they connected black cable to middle pin for some reason, which is wrong in our case.