Razer Naga V2 Pro: What Real Users Actually Think

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

its heavy if you have minion-sized hands. best mouse ever created.

and Chris Paul hits a 3 to cut the lead to 42...

Changes: Replaced 1000mAh battery with 250mAh, Removed magnets in base used for dock, Removed 4 of the 8 magnets used for connecting the side panel, Cut out unneeded plastic, Removed extra screws. Got it from 132g to 91g.

My problems are: Synapse is a bug disguised as a feature, The color of the side-buttons peeling off, The arrangement of the 7 button-option (the hex was waaaay better), Occasionally problems with double-clicking or the mouse wheel.

I just got this mouse and I'm returning it. I cannot fathom how anyone can use this mouse when the 12 button side panel has no homing bumps. The buttons themselves tilt so I can't rely on the contour, and I can barely detect the contour anyway. It's heavy, and the overall shape is bulbous so I don't feel like I have control over the mouse.

I don't even use most of the thumb buttons and I still prefer my Naga v2 pro over other mice just for the shape and feel.

Meh, YMMV I guess. I never had a single issue with mine when I had one.

I have been using a Naga V2 Pro since it came out with no issues. It's the best MMO mouse on the market. Granted MMO mice are a dying breed.

Ya it's happened to me. Your side is going bad for the 12 button. Razer doesn't sell the side panels separately. I bought one off of eBay for pretty cheap (naga v1 pro panels work on the v2 btw) and no issue after that.

I've used it daily since it launched. No complaints absolutely love the mouse.

Razer had reliably been terrible in the last three years, and then coupled with best buy being shits (even with their total protection plan), I am moving to other brands.

I love a heavy mouse. I remember a time when we were all looking for heavy mice and now they are just trying to completely remove all weight. It's awful.

I was thinking of getting this upgrading from my g604. I love the g604's scrollwheel and I keep my scrollwheel in freewheel mode at all times. I can't have a faulty scrollwheel if this shows inconsistencies. Razer Should've stayed with a mechanical scrollwheel.

I just got this coming from the V1 and I find it too heavy thinking about returning it. My scrollwheel works perfectly though. They fixed it with the latest Firmware.

Had 1 Naga pro, broke down 4 times in 2 years. Again the scroll wheel decided it's time to wear out within months and goes up when I scroll down.

Totally agree with the mouse wheel issues. A single custom slot!! like what?! I have the latest firmware and its behaviour is still exactly like what others have experienced.

I got it because of the scroll wheel customization and the interchangeable side plates. The six button sideplate is basically the only one worth using for me. I love using the different number profiles for Diablo.

I used to main a Naga pro 2012 edition for roughly 8 years. Every button was fully functioning after what I'll assume was hundreds of thousands of presses. I purchased a newer version to replace that and it lasted a year. The scroll wheel's plastic literally disintegrated and sunk into the mouse.

Is Razer shit? I kind of agree that there's a tradeoff where they design good products, but have issues producing them reliably, hence high levels of RMA needed. But I wouldn't call them shit... More like hard work sometimes.

This thing has ruined my ability to comfortably use any other mouse. PC life's not the same without it.

I love this mouse too, I had naga 2014, repaired it few times and still works to this day, I upgraded to V2 Pro last year and it is an amazing mouse, I am just so used to naga shape and being able to change the sides is very useful though nowadays I don't use 12 button side, but only 2 and 6 ones.

I used to use the og naga hex too. Been using the Naga v2 pro with the 6 button layout. This mouse is perfect with only a few gripes. 130grams can be a bit tiring after hours. Biggest complaint is the magnetic scrolling, it's very inconsistent, sometimes the scrolling will be strong and noticeable, then suddenly become weak.

My buttons will stop working randomly in the middle of a game and I'll have to power cycle the mouse to get them to start working again. Not the ideal situation in the middle of a damn boss fight.

I don't know how Razer is still in business.. All I see now are complaints from their entire product range. I also really hate how NONE of the other competitors out there want to compete with the naga models and have real build quality AND quality control. They'd win hands down.

Haven't had any issues with razer naga pro v2 and I've been using them since they dropped, I've been using the naga razer line forever now. I find issues arise after a few years and usually it's with my clicking not registering or the scroll wheel going bad.

Best mouse I've ever used.

I got the same mouse for a month and the scroll wheel really ruins it, mine is very scratchy and inconsistent, sometimes I need to apply ~2x force to move the same distance. It became very annoying to use so I eventually just stopped using it.

I love the design of the mouse but the wheel is shit. I had my naga pro 2 replacement on the first year and now my second one has malfunction on the wheel again. Conclusion: Don't buy this shit.

I pulled the trigger on the Naga v2 pro, and side by side next to my G602, it's 10x better as far as physical quality goes. I love it. I was worried about the infinite scroll wheel, and now that I have it, I absolutely love it. Not a fan of Razer myself, but this exceeded all my expectations.

Just bought this mouse a month back. Suffering same issue with scroll wheel. I'm convinced it's not a bug, and simply just how the technology works — the mouse goes smooth for the first second when using because that is the default for power saving if you haven't scrolled for a while.

Naga v2 pro scroll wheel acts like a "wheel of fortune" wheel.

I used the naga one-handed to play both Counterstrike and Metal Gear Online — I mapped WASD to the mouse side buttons. It's the best one handed mouse imo since the buttons are flat, unlike Logitech's MMO mouse which has weird angled buttons that don't look as comfy.

At least the pro has onboard memory so you can use a Win11 VM to edit the profiles then use them on Linux, but anyone without the pro is SOL.

I have been using my v2 pro since it was released and I love it. The one single issue I have had was my custom scroll wheel settings got all messed up when I switched to Synapse 4, so I uninstalled and reinstalled Synapse 3 and everything was fixed. Being able to set a custom scroll wheel feel is amazing.

I hate the scroll wheel.. it's so poorly executed. The side buttons are also harder to click so if you use any sort of macros or PTT that require you to hold down a key, it becomes very fatiguing to do.

I like it, but I have difficulty gripping the mouse with the 12 keys panel with my thumb. I don't know why Razer abandoned the circular 7 buttons panel of the old Naga. It was perfect to place the thumb at the center to grip the mouse.

My issues with it are that the software sucks and the side buttons become very unreliable. It's fine otherwise.

I too, like the Naga v2 pro. heavy as a brick, still my main.

I own a firefly v2 mousepad, and the naga glides on it like a mouse half its weight.

The mouse wheel on mine is annoying me with jumping issues when i scroll down, and my 1 button stops working randomly.

I have 2 that I use all day. Had both since they came out so multiple years at this point. The rubber on the side of one of them is starting to wear out from my thumb. The other is still perfect. Both have worked great the whole time. I love wirelessly charging them.