Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed: What Real Users Actually Think

Sorting the reviews by "most recent" aren't looking too favorable. I wish logitech would bring the G600 back...

I can't speak on the Naga but getting an MMO mouse in general has made playing so much easier and more comfortable. I got a Redragon M908 for really cheap just to try an MMO mouse and it's been amazing.

I'd much prefer the swappable AA/AAAs anyways since if they go bad you just replace them. Hard to do that with proprietary batteries. I'd gladly trade that for weight.

I'm using an older Razer Naga. It's the Trinity and I've been using it for over 5 years now. No complaints and no issues so far. I'm making great use of all the side buttons.

I use Naga for all MMORPG games. I mean, you have 12+ buttons on your mouse / right thumbs. Can't get better than that!

I will say when my Naga Pro broke I was crushed going to the regular V2 due to the non-rechargeable battery (I don't use the other sides anyway) but I have found it MUCH preferrable. With the pro I found myself needing to plug in or charge it at least once a week. With the V2 I am still on the AA it came with after 4 months.

I use an mmo mouse myself for gw2 and works incredibly well. On action camera as well! Highly recommend. I used all the razer mmo mouses though and they all broke apart after 1 year of usage. So I moved to corsair and it's still going strong for its 6th year!

I used both Naga and Logitech G600 (both wired) and the Logitech one is quite clearly superior. Can't live without its tilt wheel now. Sadly, I don't think it has been manufactured for a few years now. I dread the moment the one I have breaks.

I actually prefer battery changing system. You cannot replace your in mouse battery, and after a few years it won't last as long as it used to. AAA batteries is a more consumer friendly system.

Hopefully using rechargeables? As time goes on I appreciate the swappable battery more as you never have to worry about swelling, finding a custom fit replacement, etc.

The ergonomics are good for work, but not suitable for shooters—too fiddly to grip. The plastic quality is Chinese—at first glance, it was clearly worse than the old Logitech G604. After a year, the plastic on the left button started to shine, which the Logitech doesn't have even after three years.

I've had the wired equipment of this for 5 years and really like it. It's held up great.

Using the Naga V2 wireless myself. Good battery performance. Just as good as the wired version. If you don't mind using batteries.

On side note, why couldn't have Razer equipped this with a rechargeable battery. It's annoying to have to swap out batteries every so often.

I don't have time to play MMOs anymore. But if I did, this would definitely be chillin' on my desk.

Are the optical sensors for the scroll wheel more durable, now that some of you may have been using this mouse for a while? My original naga pros scroll wheel is having jumping issues, so I guess a faulty encoder and I'm not very good at fixing stuff like that. It seems like this mouse might be more durable?

I recently tried both. Both are very good tbh, I wouldn't say you can go wrong either way. For me, the Pro was worth it simply because the side buttons are illuminated. I mostly play in the dark, so it's very helpful for me. The scroll wheel also feels a bit different, but I liked the way both feel.

It's not only on their naga line, they use the same shape for click 1 & 2 in almost all their mice, happened to me with my razer viper ultimate, its a design flaw.

Also no complex macros for onboard memory, such a bummer if you use it for productivity.

The buttons will mimic the numpad by default btw. It is really handy, especially if your keyboard is not full size.

It's the best mouse for a mmo that I personally have ever used coming from the 1st gen's razer has put out of this mouse. I've tried a lot of other brands mice when it comes to side button based mouses but I personally think the logitech g600 is the best wired version and this here is the best wireless version.

Yes it has onboard memory you can save your settings except for macros.

Razer has a reputation for absolutely trash component quality and software. It is worth checking detailed reviews from people who have owned it for at least a year.

Razer Naga is a great mouse and the only reason I still play MMO's because the thumb buttons were the answer to having too many things on the keyboard to manage which was a big problem for me starting out. I've been using Nagas for about 10 years and I'm on my 4th one.

"it uses a AA battery, so it weighs to a point i bought another mouse for comp games" — You can swap in a lithium AAA + AA adapter to reduce the weight.

I keep rechargeable batteries, so it's just a quick swap for me. I love it, but the bluetooth signal is jittery, but the WiFi option is smooth. No problems, been using for a year now.

But if you forget to charge your 2nd battery or misplace it or even lose the charger you cannot rely on a cable as the mouse doesn't support a cable. You are in effect locked out of using your computer until you can recharge the battery.

Not a fan of the two buttons on the left click on the Hyperspeed either. It's ugly and useless.

I think the Hyperspeed is the perfect mouse tbh. It's like a G604 and G600 had a baby. The V2 is nice, but I really love the two additional left-click buttons + the battery life with the double A is so much better and less obnoxious than having to remember to charge your mouse everyday.

I've bought the Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed, and returned it because the wobbly top annoyed me. I can feel the shell moving when Im playing and I really don't like it. I got a new one and it's the exact same thing.

Yup. Looney goosey! Their tooling has gone down hill.

You should mention their software because that's essential for a MMO mouse to function. Not sure how well the Naga specifically fares, but Razer are about to take Synapse 3 into a back alley and shoot it in the head, and based all the complaints on r/razer, Synapse 4 is a mess.

Long time MMO WoW player here. Used all kinds of mmo mouse over the decade. The molten razer naga being the first mmo I used. Used steelseries, cosair, Logitech, razer. Always went back to razer naga. Always.

I used the naga for years thinking I was only able to use num pad mice. I only played fps though lol. Naga gives carpal tunnel for me. I tried aerox. Worse carpal tunnel. Eventually switched to viper v3 and adjusted hot keys. That was top tier.

The scroll wheel has a weird sound, and feels like it could come loose at any moment. Does not have a built in battery (you have to manually swap AA). Build quality feels cheap.

Got it a while ago, my only gripe is the size of buttons for my large hands, but other than the two cons you mention are pros for me. I was already using a g604 so changing battery is second nature and allows me to always use the mouse without a cable. No RGB on mouse means I could install synapse, set hardware profiles for sidebuttons and uninstall synapse forever without having rainbow vomit.

I've been using Razer Naga's for the past decade for MMO's and gaming and I love them. Convenient, fits my hand great (Logitech version was too big for me) and they last a decent amount of time.

Personally I like the Redragon M908 more just due to the shape of the mouse being more comfy for me. Also my Razer Nagas kept having issues with quality and I was tired of RMA'ing them.

In my opinion razer is over priced and over hyped.

Have used various Naga mice for the past decade and having that many extra buttons is a godsend.

The 2 buttons by the LMB, all the info i see is that they are DPI stage up/stage down. Is this just a default mapping, i.e. can they be changed to something else?