Title. Anyone tried both and can give their experience?
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I’ve had 3 Logitech G600s… I like the size, weight and button spacing… they have about a 2 1/2 year life span …
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Logitech hands down. Razer is dog
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I love my Logitech G600.
Was going to say they are cheap too but I just googled the price and HOLY MEATBALLS not anymore
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I am using the Naga pro right now as I browse the forums.
Haven’t used the latter but no issues so far.
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Both will get the job done. If it’s a tiebreaker, then look for cost reductions wherever city you are.
If you have a preference in terms of your keyboard, headset or whatnot (IE You own a razer keyboard and headset, or you own a logitech keyboard/headset) … matching everything up with the same brand might not be a bad way to go.
I started with razer nagas. I made the mistake in my younger days of eating food, powder/greasy snacks and using my mouse. That caused my razer nagas to die. They were comfortable and easy to use otherwise.
Logitech gaming mice… The ones I had stayed alive quite well, easy to use, easy to configure. Mostly.
I ran into problems trying to install their management ‘software’ on my Windows 11 machine at later times. After googling, I discovered I wasn’t the only one, though maybe you won’t have the problem.
Edit: Worth noting, I don’t actually use either now. I have a steel series keyboard, mouse and headset currently, and all of them seem to be doing well, including the software. It’s an option depending on your situation. Haven’t tried corsair or any of the lesser known brands.
Haven’t used the naga but I love my g600. But I’ve noticed they’re no longer in stock anywhere. Do they even make them anymore?
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The g600 is out of production 
sad. days.
hopefully they release a version 2.0, it was the best mmo mouse. you can still find it some places, but the price of remaining stock has skyrocketed.
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I used to use Nagas but the plungers kept breaking within a year. I switched to G600s and they last forever, plus they come with better software.
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Funny enough I have a G600 and it’s lasted me this long…about 3 years later. The right click is a bit…iffy at times, but yeah. Still going strong.
It is? I just checked and Logitech’s website has it for 60 bucks.
https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse.910-002864.html
Unless I’m missing something. But that’s on their official website, and it’s 60 dollars.
you can’t buy it there. go to amazon or newegg or microcenter, etc
I find that with WoW I need nothing more than the G502 just to put an alternate option out there. I prefer the extra button locations of this mouse over the bunched together G600 thumb buttons.
Logitech gear in general is good for 2 to 2 1/2 years until the micro switches start to give out. I’ve been using Logitech trackballs of one kind or another for decades.
Mouse from dollarstore
G600. I’ve had both and the G600 lasted much longer.
I personally would recommend Logitech. Their build quality is solid.
I’m still using the G502. And because its been so reliable, the next one I would buy would definitely be from Logitech as well.
But one thing I should mention is, I don’t know anything about the build quality of their current products. Some companies cut costs over time which may affect build quality etc. So keep that in mind.
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I’ve tried a few Nagas, hate em…
Finger buttons keep messing up.
I’d stick with Logitech.
Me too 
Liked it so much that I bought my wife one to replace her wireless.
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Had three Nagas so far and without fail the top buttons and side buttons die within 2-3 years. I guess nothing is built to last anymore. Going to switch to Logitech for my next setup.
Neither.
Get a Corsair Scimitar (They are back in production!)
Better build quality than both of those other two. Naga is by far the worst of the 3 though. I had multiple of them break within 6-8 months. I have 3 Scimitars (3 computers) and none have broken in years.
I actually bought 2 backup ones in case they go out of production again. They are that good.