My dog ate my Razer Naga and I replaced with the Logitech. She has not eaten it. So based on this scientific conclusion, the Razer Naga tastes better than the Logitech. I don't see much difference between the two. I play WoW mainly.
u wont see much difference unless u buy the razer naga trinity which is 3 mouses in one. ive owned the Logitech mouse and a different naga before I bought the trinity version which is honestly amazing
How did you like like the logitech one? I'm tired of naga for 1 simple reason besides synapse being pure garbage, it breaks down in fucking no time, had 3 and all broke down quickly
Razer's literal namesake; mice; are junk. Chinese brands that knock off the shapes of Razer are better made by every metric [aka lasting over 2 years with zero issues, better plastics, better switches]. Razer should be ashamed of themselves. Harder with mmo mice to find a chinese cheapo, but they are around.
@@anasevi9456 No doubt that Razers stuff is junk, but they use exactly the same Omron switches as other manufacturers. Except for some new ones that have some fancy in-house switch. That being said, my Naga started double-clicking way faster than my G600, so they must still somehow F it up.
@@yolobeer990 Their keyboards and headsets are really great from my experience and from what I've heard. They probably just have a different company manufacture the mice and it probably doesn't have good quality control.
@@wawatooki From what i have seen, and my knowledge of the internal components (the microswitches for example are Micron ones like everyone else uses) it looks to me like less of a QC problem, and more of an engineering/design issue. No idea how but they somehow manage kill the internals way quicker than other mice using the same stuff. Still, good to hear the headsets/Keyboards dont suffer from the same problems. Real shame the mice do because i for one like the way they look and feel. Its just that they got some odd problems that other brands dont.
@@yolobeer990 Had a G5 from 2005 to 2012, then tried Razer based on guildies recommendations, as my beloved G5 was out of production. I don't actually remember how many Razer mice I went through between 2012 and 2018, but they all left click failed (outright or double) within 18 months. Switched to the Corsair Scimitar 2 years ago, but the scroll wheel broke and I can't find my receipt. Considering the G600 as the replacement, although the Scimitar seems to be rated higher by several review sites.
I love how insightful you're being, without dragging out the video. Most times these reviews are done with little editing and a whole lot of droning on or redundancy. I'm actually not itching to increase the playback speed. Thank you!
The ring finger click on the G600 makes it an automatic winner imo, bind it to a modifier and suddenly you have 24 macros at your thumb. Wish more MMO mice would include something like it
i do that with my logitech g-13 except i have shit, alt, and ctrl all bound to it. can bind 3 action bars to it, and leave my g600 mouse in default mode so all the buttons are just extra mouse buttons instead of bindable keys. craaazy amount of shit i can have just like that.
You can use Autohotkey to turn several buttons into modifier keys, or have one button cycle through a bunch of modifiers. You could readily map tens of thousands of macros onto your mouse or keyboard. Autohotkey requires another background app to run, but you can save your files and run them on whatever hardware you end up purchasing in the future, so they can last a lifetime.
Should be noted: Logitech allows you to bind to virtual keys while Razer software limits you to binding to physical keys. Logitech doesn't ever pester you to make an account on their website, Razer requires you to create an account and login to use their software and the only way to bypass login is to make changes to a file. The 3rd mouse button on the G600 can be used as a modifier key to switch profiles for the bound keys effectively doubling the amount of keys available. The G600 has RGB lighting while Naga is a single colour unless you buy the much more expensive Chroma version. Razer mice typically suffer from the same double clicking fault - if this hasn't happened to yours yet after more than 1 - 2 years of use, you're extremely lucky - it's a very common problem that many people have complained about. They STILL haven't fixed it and their more recent products have the same problem. I owned 3 Nagas (along with various other fault-prone Razer keyboards/headsets) before I lost faith in the build quality of Razer products. Do not buy Razer products.
Gone through 2 naga 2014 and 1 naga chrome myself, all broke down with different complaints. Besides synapse being garbage, fuck razer for sure, trying to decide to go g600 or scimitar pro route, both have a flaw to me (g600 buttons being angled like this and scimitar lacking the scrollwheel tilt)
i've had the razer deathadder for about 5 years and the scroll wheel started jumping recently, and im looking to upgrade to a mouse with many programmable buttons... the quality has lasted and not to mention my mouse took a beating as well
@Noah Waterman I used a Logitech MX518 for seven years, and I only retired it because the pads fell off and I couldn't find replacements. Switched to a Logitech G400, then a G502, and a G600 is in the mail and arriving today. I have had nothing but amazing experiences with Logitech mice, while Razer has the previously-mentioned 1-2 year lifespan. Not one of my Logitech mice has straight-up died on me, the case/pads just got worn out on me.
I've had both, and I'm definitely a fan of the G600. Having 24 hotkeys under my thumb while leaving my left hand totally free is amazing. The only problem is I'm now addicted to it. I've been wanting to try the Corsair MMO mouse, but I use the g-shift button so much that it would take a lot of re-training.
I've used 2 razer naga within the span of 2 years the right mouse click always broke, switched to the g600 I've had it for 2 years now no issues at all 😊
Super helpful review! I've been using the Naga for years and despite being one of the outliers in terms of durability, recently some buttons have stopped working. I was considering the G600 but I was somewhat skeptical. This comparison review really helped cement the G600 as my mouse of choice! Thank you!
I've had at least 4 naga's both new and the old version and all of them starting acting wanky after 6 months or so, thanks for the review i will check the logitech one
Yea dude I’ve used nagas for years. This last one I had just stopped working in my USB ports and I can’t fix it. I’ve had other USB devices do this in the past and I had no problems fixing it.
Just stumbled upon this, I've been using my g600 for my main rotation since I got it, thumb was super tired, but years and years of videogames has given me thumb stamina!
I have both. Bought them over 4 years ago when their price was almost 80-90USD each, I think. The Naga ended up with my wife and she's been using it for almost 2 years now. The G600, has been replaced with another G600 this week since my left click broke. I'm pretty much done with Logitech. In the last 5 years, we broke 2 ROMER-G keyboards (keycaps keep breaking and jumping our) and 3 mouses: M705, G403 and G600 all with the same issue (left click stating double-clicking). Wrote to support and besides the fact they answer incredibly slow, they have no service in my area that is willing to repair them. For a sensor that costs roughly 0.7 USD (plus the charge for the mouse skates - since they need to be replaced once you open them) and could be charged way more for the know-how, they're just cheapskates and don't want to help you. I do not comment on the quality of the mouses; which for both mouses I have nothing to say, at least until you have the bad luck of having a click sensor breaking. I'm just disappointed I had to take actions towards repairing them myself when I was more than willing in having a representative repairing them even if at a higher cost.
Same, but my razer naga 2012 is now dying after over 7 years of usage. a few months ago my click+drag was unclicking itself, and now since a few weeks ago, the left button click doesn't always work, and also it double clicks sometimes when it does work!
This is unbelievably informative. I need you to update this please, I’ve yet to see a video with such a well worded review. Maybe include the Corsair scimitar?
Hazel, I don't see your content often. But when I do, I always appreciate your style, your upbeat tone, the level of detail you go through, and your summaries in your description in case I just wanted to read. Thank you.
You have just been lucky. In general Razer creates low quality garbage aimed at teenagers. I've been through 4 nagas since 2014, luckily i had warranty and could just go and get a new one every time one broke. Done with razer products now though. They are low quality, that is common knowledge, and if your stuff lasts for a long time you are an outlier. I used to have a bunch of keyboards and headsets from razer as well, they all broke as well. From light use as well. Out of nowhere random buttons would just stop working. Since then i've been using a Rival 300, G502, Corsair Scimitar and a K95 keyboard and a pair of DT 770 pro 80 ohm headphones and they work just as well as on day one, they also do not have that gross cheap plastic feel to them either.
every naga I've ever had (4 up to this point) has failed in some annoying way. The first two the left mouse button stopped working or started double clicking randomly. The third one wore out the right mouse button waaaay to fast without abnormal use and it started to randomly left click without me pressing anything. The one I am currently using has left and right mouse buttons that once in a blue moon double click and have overall reduced responsiveness. The current mouse also has a scroll wheel that no longer works (jumps the page all over the place with even a bit of pressure). I'm not going to buy another razor product ever again. Their shit just breaks down too fast.
Been using my g600 for years with no issues, and I highly recommend it. I use the heck out of the side buttons for my dps spec, and if it ever breaks I'll be buying another one just like it. My Logitech g710+ keyboard, not so much.
DPI has nothing to do with mouse performance, its literally just "Dots Per Inch" So it's just how sensitive it is, and how fast the cursor moves on screen. 16,500 DPI is something i don't think anyone on the planet can really use :P
lower virtual sensitivity aka your game's and windows' and make the mouse's dpi higher maybe? I personally keep everything at 100% where the dpi is 1 to 1 translated into pixels moving
Well the reason i'm here is basically because i was looking for a review for the logitech g600 from the pov of a MMO player. I've been playing wow like for 10 years atm and i wanted the opinion of someone that has experience in this game just in terms of the reliability. The reason im here is because my naga chroma started to fail before 1 year of usage. I also bought at the same time a razer blackwidow chroma that lasted exactly the same time and costed me an eye of my face...totally pitifull for the price point that this products have. Do not buy razer, or if you do, do it at your own risk. Thanks for the review.
Finally replacing my naga after having it for 10 years, taken that many years of brutal use before the right mouse button is starting to be on the blink, sometimes not registering or spam clicking. I always hear about Naga unreliability, but mine is so old it's still blue - will be hoping the next one can live up to that standard.
A bit late to the party, I've had my g600 since 2013 and it still works really well. Can't overstate the importance of the g-shift (doubling the button functions) allowing you to have almost all, if not all of your abilities and macros on your mouse. I'm only now thinking about replacing mine as the g-shift still works but its a little less sensitive after 8 years of abuse. I have had some software issues with it having it getting stuck in certain functions, but I haven't noticed it occurring in a while making me think they may have patched out the issue. That said, the hardware is solid. I highly recommend the g600 for WoW.
G600 for sure. Naga was my first, but broke within a year. Got a G600 when they first came out back in 2014. And have only had to replace it once. The 3rd mouse click is essential for me. And I do have my rotation on my mouse. Gotten used to it.
If you would like to purchase such a mouse you have to build up muscle memory. I did it by only using the first row (123) for a week, then the next week I added in the second. For the third week I felt comfortable enough to try the last two rows too. Since you often put your most important spells towards the front, this technique ensures you learn them fast. :)
I found that using the little rubber sticker things they give you really helped me get used to where the buttons are. I would just place the rubber things on every other button and they would help me remember where I should keep my thumb
i built the muscle memory by using all the thumb grid, it doesn't take long. only problem is once you get used to it, you can't go back to a regular mouse ever again.
You missed the most important feature of the G600. If you download and install the software you can use multi-key macros.. This allows you to check to make sure your big dps monster spell is on CD before you cast a lesser spell. You can also put on a repeat option so you just hold down the key and not have to constantly click the key. So for example I want to use cobra shot.. first it will check if kill command is on CD. If it is on CD next it will check if Dire beast is on CD. if that is on CD then it will cast Cobra shot. This guarantees my big hitters are on CD before using the least preferred spell.These facts alone make the g600 a better purchase than the Naga.
Hazel, i love your videos, keep up the hard work! One small feature you missed with the Razor Naga.. its available left-handed and the Logitech is not. Logitech doesn't make any left-handed mice ;( i know i'm speaking for maybe
I bind my rotation buttons to my mouse. Doesn't bother me at all and I honestly find it easier than having them on the keyboard but that's just me lol.
I bind all my main rotation attacks to my mouse, and all my buffs and job specific/situational abilities to my keyboard. Makes things easy when I never have to reposition my hand to go back to normal rotations.
The mechanical switches are pretty damn awesome on the naga. Ive had mine for well over a year and its still fine. That being said im tempted to get the g600 just to try it after hearing so many positive reviews. Those mechanical switches on the naga though... not sure if I can do without them.
I went from g600 to naga and I absolutely love the mechanical switches. G600 buttons are not tactile and u will probably find them cluncky. And this is coming from someone who hates Razer product. Like u I just wanted to try something different but naga is more agile and easier to do combos and feels more gratifying with those mechanical switches.
My 2nd Naga in 2 years just died. I'm so done with it. Trying to decide between the Logitech G600 and the Corsair Scimitar. Everyone keeps recommending the G600 so ordering that right now. Thanks so much for your video!
Just picked up the G600. The Naga just recently crashed on me, but has been having issues for the past year or so. Looking forward to the Logitech. Thanks for the video!
I'm glad you talked about what that third button on the right of the G600 was. Logitech mentioned it on the product page but they didn't describe it all that well. I do play a lot of shooters, but definitely not at a competitive level. If I do have a problem with the lower DPI then I can always swap to my G502. Honestly though I just clicked on this to see a thorough overview of the G600, the Razer was never a consideration. I've never had an issue with Logitech stuff, but I had a Corsair mouse fail on me within 6 months and nobody I know has had a good experience with Razer.
Karine Wilson Idk. I’ve had my deathadder for 3 years now and it’s still going strong. If I hadn’t gotten into playing elder scrolls online, I wouldn’t have a need to switch mice.
I have a Naga Chroma and so far haven't had any issues with it about one year in. I'm a healer so when I'm healing raids I do it all with the side buttons. 4-12 are all various heals / cleanse / Wind Shear and works just dandy with mouseover macroes in those slots. The top two buttons behind the scroll wheel are for Ancestral Guidance and HTT, I flick either of those with my middle finger pretty easily. :)
I got the Naga Molten a long time ago, and that one lasted for about 2.5 years before the left mouse button gave out. In 2014, I got a regular Naga (just the green color, no customization) and its been working fine for almost 3 years! I never use the two buttons in the middle either, but I do use the thumb keypad for literally all of my abilities except healing. For healing, I use Vuhdo and typical mouse keybinds and shift modifiers
i use a razer naga, have been since i was 17 now 29, and have been thru 2 of them, still have the first one. The first one is the original version the non-mechanical smaller one. Changed to the newer one about 5yrs ago still works wonderfully. great video hazel keep it up!
I've had the Razer Naga for years. I think I bought it during Cata. It'd never broken on me. But that's not to say the newer models won't. I also put my main rotation on the thumb buttons so I can use abilities while moving.
This review is still very relevant in 2022. It also happened to be the video I watched that sold me on the G600. I’m not an mmo gamer but played LoL as my main game up until recently. I am not rough on my my keyboard or mouse. Around 2020 the logitech software was really bad for me. My colour profile never displayed properly, along with my dpi settings being completely different from what I set them as. I sent multiple feedback reports to logitech and heard nothing back. They made significant improvements to the software since. But it was incredibly frustrating to have to unplug and replug my mouse until it displayed the proper colour and dpi settings. As for the third mouse click or gshift. I never used it, personally it seemed way too clunky and poorly explained. So not only did I not understand it’s use, you also can’t remap it! I was able to a couple of times but it never functioned reliably (I tried having it my toggle mute and push to talk). The software for binding keys was also very unintuitive. Every time I had to go to the software it was frustrating. I have large hands and this mouse is extremely comfortable. Utilizing all the buttons only took me a couple weeks. My tip would be try your best to use the first six, and overtime add more keys.
Lollllllllll razer naga pro user here(on my 2nd razer naga) thinking about swapping to a G600 PRECISELY BECAUSE this is also my 2nd razer naga that's developed issues... i will add that ive had mouse calibration issues with the synapse software, esp with liftoff distance. the mouse hasnt completely failed but the scoll click has stopped working which makes resetting the calibration impossible. love how relevant this review still is even 5 years down the road.
I like how quick and concise the points are in this review. I did not know the Naga is mechanical, very interesting this review is swaying me to the Naga since I no longer trust GHUB and Logitech. One point I would like to make is the third primary click key is NOT configurable. In GHUB, you can set it to be different keys, however when I actually tried to use those keys it didn't actually function. My example is in League of Legends I set my ward key to be a key on keyboard (I tried numbers and special symbols, being mindful that they wouldn't conflict). For clarity of my example, let's say the key for my ward is "M". In GHUB it displays that the button is bound to M. So I tried using the key in game. nothing happened. Then I tried opening discord and my browser to see if pressing the key displayed M. Nope, again nothing.
Had my razer naga 2012 since 2012 and it's dying now, lol.. click + drag is unclicking itself randomly (that started a few months ago) and now the left mouse button isn't clicking sometimes which is aids when you're pvping and click for an aoe ability to go down and it doesn't go off.. lol. It sounds like we've been lucky with our nagas so far. I wonder how long that luck lasts lol.. I'm gonna buy the new razer naga trinity now, so I hope it doesn't let me down so soon!
Love the video. Helped me make my decision between the two. Especially with the sale on Amazon at the moment, it's like a win-win-win with emphasis on the last win.
Nice video Hazel! $37 on AMZ right now for G600, I just bought one. I like it. The Naga is almost 3x more expensive, and prone to breaking. The Tek Syndicate gamer girl also said the Naga gets NASTY with sweat, gunk, etc and has to be cleaned every week or 2. The G600 has some kind of anti-sweat coating and doesn't get gross.
Well it's about that time of the year.. My mouse is shot, and Cyber Monday is just 'round the bend. This was a super helpful video! Thanks for the insight!
picked up my Naga for 25.00 along with the 3 side plates from Walmart in the clearance section. So far it's been working fine but if I can find one for the same price I will happily replace it when it goes out
I have owned both. They both worked great. Every Razer product I ever bought broke within 18 months. My G600 still works. The button click is SUPER sensitive on my G600. I was constantly unintentionally clicking it. I superglued some short strips of foam rubber into the gaps of the buttons and they work wonderfully now. The Naga was a great-looking mouse. If I hadn't thrown it away, it would now be a great-looking paper weight. I also owned a similar twelve-buttons-on-the-side mouse by Redragon. It worked great, the software was cool. It goes toe-to-toe with the G600. Mine broke down, but I'm to blame. I kept taking it apart and installing third party firmware (hey, I get bored). The Redragon had adjustable weights. The G600 has weights, but you have to damage the skates and open the mouse to remove them (which I just did, because it was pretty heavy).
I found recently that on g600 if you straighten out your pointer finger that clicks left mouse button the bottom of you finger where the joint is can hit that one button. Its actually pretty comfortable to hit it for me actually. Give it a try! I didn't even discover this till owning it for like 5 years!
I know nothing about MMO but for 3D software like Blender G600 is absolutely brilliant. You can customise all buttons and set every shortcut e.g. Shift + Ctrl + Num 0 to pan camera for render view.
I bought my first Razer Naga Epic Chroma in 2014, it worked until 2018 so I bought a second Epic Chroma. Here I am now in need of a third mouse, going to go with Logitech for reliability im tired of these $250 self destructing mice. Good review!
I bought my g600 at the near end of 2014 for like 25 or 30 at best buy and the only issue I have now is the left click double clicks but that is NOT Logitech fault. I have continuously dropped it on tile concrete and wood flooring. So for dropping it nearly daily for about 4 years at avg of 3-4ft falls it's super sturdy and well made.
I played vanilla wow with the Razer Naga Hex V1 which eventually broke 6 years later (right mouse button became erratic when holding it down) I then got Razer Naga with the 12 buttons on the side, that broke 2 years later with exactly the same problem. Next I got a Razer Naga Trinity, had that 9 months and exactly the same happened (RMB became erratic) got it replaced and then that broke after only 6 months exactly the same problem. Tried various other mice bought the corsair but none of them felt right so I bought what will be my last ever Razer Naga, I got the wireless pro it arrived yesterday and I insured it for 3 years so if it keeps breaking it's costing them not me this time. Razer mice imo are garbage built to break I wish I had watched this video before I bought it, that Logitech looks brilliant.
I've been using Logitech G600 exclusively for browsing and productivity since 2012/2013 so I can comment on their longevity. After typically 2-4 years of usage, the mechanical mouse switches (left and right click, mouse wheel click + left/right, extra buttons below the mouse wheel) do fail. The main buttons ones double click whereas the mouse wheel buttons simply fail (first you have to press ridiculously hard to make them register, then they stop working completely). With soldering skills and tools, you can simply replace them. Especially the mouse wheel buttons are cheap to replace (Omron B3F-1000, about 0.25 USD). If you still have your Razer mice with broken right clicks, repairing them or sending them to someone who will repair them is probably better value than buying new. For the main buttons, there are switches that reportedly have better longevity than the stock Omron D2F 20M (used in the G600, Razer Naga likely has the same), which are prone to double clicking early in the supposed lifespan due to a myriad of reasons (mouse design running lower voltage than minimum specified for this switch and not incorporating Schmitt trigger circuits to filter out chatter noise, likely to drive down production prices by 1-2 dollars, being just two of them). While the button switches will fail after a few years on the Logitech G600, at least the sensor is very reliable. Also, the thumb buttons are metal (mechanical) actually, the inside of the buttons is silicone so it feels like a mixture of rubber-dome and mechanical. The side buttons have very high longevity, however in my experience with every disassembly you put a bit of strain on the flex cable that connects the side board to the main board, and eventually you might need to replace it (12pin 5cm 0.5mm, very cheap). So be very careful when opening the mouse that you don't put strain on the flex cable.
Hello Hazel. I had 2 Naga (1 with Cable and one Wireless), I wore them down quite fast. None of them lasted for more then a year. Right now I have 2 G600 (Black and White) both are working fine. They are both at least 2-3 years old and I use them heavily. The only reason, why I have 2 G600 is because I wanted to be on the safe side, having a spare mouse. I have 2 G13 for the same reason.
I had a Razer 2014 for 4 years with no issues. Everyone I know who had one got 4-5 years out of it. But the more recent Nagas just don't last. Its like the swap from the Xbox 360 controller to the Xbox One controllers. Which is super sad, because in both cases the new, fragile iterations are a joy to use; the Naga Trinity feels wonderful. You just don't get to use them for long.
Thank you so much for this review. I love my Naga, but I'm on my second, and it just isn't working anymore. The buttons are fine, but the tracking seems broken. Lifting the mouse up and putting it back down again will spin the camera right around. Or it will just stop working all together. I'll have to give the G600 a go! I'm at the stage where I don't think I can live without the 12 side buttons...
How is the difference in thumbbuttons? After 3 naga's breaking down I'm about done with razer, last one has what u described with a few extra complaints, first one did it aswell before it broke completely
This is the most usefull and honest review that convince me in my pruchase. Theres a diference betwen using the mouse just a couple of days just for a review than using it for months or years. Thanks for the video.
i use a G600 after the left click stopped working on my naga after a month into MoP. i absolutely love and cannot play without the 3rd main mouse button on the G600 its the best when healing with healbot i use it as my shift/modifier key so i get to set up 6 spells for healing. L-click, middle click and R-click each get 2 spells. i never miss a beat.
I have had numerous Razer Naga's and Corsair Scimitar MMO mouses. They have all been good mouses apart from the fact that on ALL of them, the middle mouse button stops working! I have like 5 or 6 mouses that have the same probably with the middle mouse click. All I want is a good mmo mouse that has a middle mouse button that does not break after like 8 months!
My G600 just had 3 buttons on the side go out, it was given to me by a friend who used it for almost 2 years. I'll be buying another for the fact it has the g-shift click. I have all 24 side buttons in use for EFT and the Naga can't do that and the Corsair version doesn't have the tilt scroll wheel. So another G600 it is, thank you!
I agree completely about the longevity of the Razer mice. I began with the Razer Naga but by the time the Naga Epic was released my Naga was no longer completely reliable for gaming. I took a break from gaming around 2010, therefore, either mouse would work for non-gaming, but now that I want to game again, neither is really reliable.
I bought a Naga Epic and it has only just started to die on me. Batteries have been replaced twice (even though I basically only ever used it wired place, I still replaced them). Have been happy with my upgrade to the Trinity
I've been using a razer naga epic since 2014 (6 years) every day and it's still working perfectly with cable (the battery stopped working properly with 2~years of use haha)
Great breakdown. I have had my G600 for over 5 years at this point and have never had a problem. I had two Naga's over a period of about two years, and that's why I decided to try the G600. I would buy another G600 in a heartbeat when this one eventually dies (nothing lasts forever).
If you use the G600, the third mouse click can be used to toggle between an alternative set of the 12 side buttons meaning you can effectively make use of 24 abilities with the same 12 buttons. Though, at the same time to be fair, you could hold ctrl on your keyboard for them, but... I've used the Logitech G600 with Ctrl bound to the 3rd mouse click for years no it feels really uncomfortable moving my left pinky down to hit ctrl on the keyboard because I haven't needed to for years.
i've been using the g600 for 5+ years, it's incredible, especially the hand comfort... absolute top notch. the only problem i felt it was how hard it was the numpad on the thumb for the first month. Overall 9/10 value!
Bought my original razer naga when I was going into freshmen year of high school. I just now graduated college and still use this mouse to this day. Just ordered a Logitech g600, only because they have a white edition that will match my white Anne pro 2 I just got. After trying many mice, nothing felt more comfortable or better than my naga. My roommate got a newer naga and I hated it, it was huge. Will update with the g600!
G600- Worth noting the 3rd buttom on the top of the mouse is a shift for the buttons on the side - making possible 24 different keybinds on the side buttons.
Issues that should also be considered are the Naga is suspeitple to static shock and only takes one or two accidental shocks which I learned in the dry, cold winters of Colorado. The second issue with Naga has to be the scroll wheel sensor is very poor quality which starts to fail only after a few months. I have just started using the G600 and the first issue I have found is the side mouse buttons. You can setup the buttons to continue repeating the keystroke until you quit pressing the button. Unfortunately, there is a pause from when you first press the button before it will start repeating. That was something I did not have an issue with using the Naga 2012 or the 2014.
Thank you Hazel! Been looking at these two in the perspective of a WoW player, and you definitely sold me! Just bought the Logitech g600. They should hire you to do reviews :p
Very late, but in about a 7-10 year time span the only two mice I've used are the razer nagas. Replaced the old one about a year or so ago and the current one is holding up. The logitech products I've used have had to be replaced within the year.
I got a g600 specifically due to the fact that I have large hands and can't stand my pinky dragging on my mousepad. Unfortunately the g600 didn't help despite the third mouse button adding to the width of it. If only these popular, expensive mice had pinky rests. Then I could finally step up from my $15 mouse that I currently enjoy using..
Been using the 2014 naga for 6 years at this point for 2 years now tho one of the buttons behind the wheel has been a bit lossen and 8 just can't play without that and with SL coming out I stumbled on this video thank you
