Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed Bluetooth Gaming Mice with AA Battery, Black

This is by far the best multi button mouse on the market very smooth and super responsive. Easy to setup and map i'd pay full price anyday don't get much better than RAZER!

item is wonderful has both Bluetooth and a dongle, the included USB-A dongle not required for Bluetooth but is used specifically for proprietary signal that has little to no latency, the buttons are easy to press and the mouse although it is a bit lighter than other mice with similar design it doesn't feel like a hinderance and with the downloadable app the button assignments are easily customized

Honestly very quality for the price i paid think like 45 i also think it might have been on sale, but if you like Mmos - Moba - Arena shooters- any games where you're reaching for buttons, this will guarantee its comfortable. the wheel unlocks and is a cool to the touch metal. there's dpi buttons just out of reach on the left mouse button. Lastly, the ring finger rest is nothing to skip, maybe its just made for my hand, but if not, it'll feel fantastic in yours.

get a 4 pack of rechargables with a charger. Use one, when it says its low , replace it and set the dead one in the charger bay, not connected. recharge them in pairs of 2 as most chargers require 2 to start charging. This is a functional way to game uninterrupted more or less. (once a week or so it goes dead. )

I've been using the Razer Naga V2 HyperSpeed for about a year now, and honestly it's probably one of the best gaming mice I've owned in a while. I wasn't sure at first because it runs on a single AA battery (I usually prefer rechargeable stuff), but surprisingly the battery life has been insanely good. After weeks of daily use it's still going strong, so that turned out to be way less of an issue than I expected. The ergonomics are really solid too. The shape is comfy even during long sessions—my hand doesn't cramp up like it did with some smaller mice. It's a bit on the heavier side compared to wired ones, but I actually ended up liking the weight because it feels more “controlled”. Wireless latency is basically nonexistent, at least I can't notice anything even in fast paced games like Apex and WoW (I know very different vibes, but I play both lol). The side buttons are what I mainly got it for and they're great. They feel clicky without being too stiff, and the layout is easy to memorize after a day or two. Perfect for MMOs or anything where you need a bunch of keybinds. Razer Synapse isn't perfect (it crashed once on me) but once it's set up you don't really have to mess with it again. The Bluetooth mode is nice for swapping to my laptop quickly, though I mostly stick with HyperSpeed because it just feels smoother. Still, it's great to have both options built-in rather than carrying dongles around all the time. Overall, this mouse kinda exceeded what I expected. Good build quality, amazing battery life with just a AA, super responsive, and the buttons are literally perfect for multi-tasking or MMO players. If you're looking for a reliable wireless gaming mouse with a bunch of extra buttons, I'd definitely recommend the Naga V2 HyperSpeed. It's not the cheapest, but honestly it feels worth it.

I love this mouse. Has definitely made my workflow so much more efficient. You can set up multiple profiles for any scenario. Biggest flex is the ability to have the mouse store your profile inside of the mouse so when you connect to another device or another computer, it automatically loads up the settings you've had from the previous device you had connected it to. Highly recommend if you love mapping hotkey shortcuts, or open up programs/apps with the click of one single button.

it fits my hands perfectly and I can set all the buttons to do different things on my computer so I can get "work" done very fast😁

This version of the NAGA is battery, and for $100 cheaper than the micro USB version you get better specs at the sacrifice of having to buy AAs sometimes. It only requires 1 AA at once, so it would cost about $8 to run for the year if you are smart with turning the mouse off after use. That means it would take over 10 years to out value the micro USB version, which again has less desirable technical specs than the hyperspeed, such as the DPI speed and battery life. But possibly more desirable features, as some may make use out of the multiple button layout with 2 6 and 12 given with the new v2. I only will need the 12 button panel so I don't require those new features.

The mouse had signs of having been open and used before. Battery was missing, sticker sealing the box was loose and there was light "dirt" on the mouse.I will be returning it.

The thumb-pad forces the thumb into an unnatural claw position to move the mouse without pressing the buttons. Would not recommend. Other than that ,the software is easy to use and installs automatically when you connect the USB dongle.