My Razer naga MMO mouse (6yo) is now starting to give up and I can’t decide what to buy.
Do you guys have any recommendations?
Laptop Trackpads. Trust me.
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Lmao! Takes me back in time when I did try to game on my parents laptop! Did even raid with trackpad!
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Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite
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Logitech g604. The extra side buttons are great without being a keypad which is ridiculous. It has a really good weight and has togglable hyperscroll. Amazing for so many things.
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I have both the Logitech 12 button and the Razer 12 button. Between those two, there’s very little difference. The Razer I’ve had longer, so was more accustomed to using it, but the Logitech is actually a slightly better in the differentiation of keys on the side. Both good quality, I’ve had my Razer for about 5 years, my Logitech for about 2. (I use one on my laptop, the other on my desktop.)
Do NOT get the Corsair… the buttons are too low. My thumb kept dragging on the mousepad, making it irritating and a distraction. I also had a major problem with their iCUE program shutting everything down randomly. (Just my opinion, your mileage may vary.)
Those are the three I have had experience with. Happy hunting!
I found the Corsair to be too low to the mousepad. Maybe I just have fat thumbs? 
Do you like your naga? The new version is wireless and since switching to wireless mice I can’t go back. I think it also has swappable side buttons so if you want bigger but less buttons you can do that (sort of a moba layout). I’m currently using the aerox 9, but I thought about getting the naga and mapping control and shift to the mouse with the moba side instead of the 12 button side.
I like the aerox 9 but it’s a little longer then it needs to be. Probably the lightest 12 button mouse though.
Quality good? Does big hands fit well?
Logitech g502 and 604 is very popular. You notice any problem?
Thanks 
it is rly hard to find a good mouse since the literally are thousands of thousands different but still very similar!
It is a bit to small for me. I have kinda big hands so I always hold it like a claw grip!
Are you happy with the aerox? Quality, is it easy to differentiate between buttons?
I’ve been rocking a Logitech G600 for many, many years now. I love it. First one I got lasted me 4 or 5 years I think.
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The g502 doesn’t have enough buttons to me, to actually go with a mouse that has a lot of side buttons. I used to have the g602, and I had like 3 or 4 of those, but the mouse wheel click always broke on it. They fixed the g604, no more issues. It’s my favorite mouse I’ve owned. You will not be disappointed.
g604 also does have left and right click/push on the scroll wheel too. I use the left for spellsteal, it’s great.
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Since the old nagas are out of production, I’ve switched exclusively to the Razer Naga X, which is as close as you can get.
The main thing is that the Razer Naga X’s middle scroll wheel does NOT have “tilt left/tilt right”. The scroll wheel button is stable. It still scrolls, and presses down, but doesn’t flop left/right, which to me was never a feature but always a colossal hassle.
The Naga X doesn’t have the removable sections to adjust the mouse width like the one ones, but they fixed it with the same dimensions I always used when it was customizable, so no issues there, for me.
But yeah. Razer Naga X.
I prefer the logitech g600. Yeah the numberpad on the side is a bit overkill but it has the g shift button that your ring finger rests on naturally that you can remap to be whatever you want
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Sound amazing, and it is rather cheap too! Around 60 dollar for the g604 here in EU!
The Naga pro cost around 180 dollar.
Naga trinity 80-90 dollar
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Any kind of mmo mouse with the 12 buttons on the side.
I used to use Nagas but they rarely lasted more than a year. I tried the Logitech G600 and the one I have at home has lasted for about eight years, to the point that its rough surfaces are mostly polished and the writing is worn off now. I bought a handful for work too as they really speed up Photoshop.
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I do like the Aerox, but I have not had it for long enough to know about product life span. The battery life is good, the software is easy to use and disabling the RGB is easy. Button mapping is is easy.
The buttons themselves feel different from each other, rather then all being the same they have different edges and angles that help make them distinct. The side buttons are a little stiffer then what I remember my old naga having, not good or bad just different. Potential downside, the skeletonized mouse case does save a little on weight but cleaning will require an air spray like on a keyboard. I’d prefer if they closed the case and just didn’t have any RGB to compensate.
Overall I am happy with it. If you think the naga is a little small this is longer. I can’t remember if it’s thicker, think it feels about the same. It’s longer then my Corsair scimitar but my Corsair is wider.
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Stickey Mouse… 
I’m always going to be team logitech
All of their products are great and their software is the only one that’s never given me issues (corsair and razer having a lot more bugs and resets from my experience)
I just got a new naga that works well… 8)
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