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Modular Wireless Mouse

Adapt and Unleash

Why specialize in one genre, when you can rule them all? Adapt to every game with the Razer Naga Pro
Razer HyperSpeed Wireless

Faster Than Wired Mice

With extremely low latency, seamless frequency hopping, and up to 100 hours of battery life.
3 Swappable Side Plates

Custom Configurations

Each 2, 6 and 12-button plate can be easily snapped on to meet all your gameplay needs.
20 Programmable Buttons

Extended Controls

Have all the commands you need and enjoy a degree of control that’s tailor-made for any situation.
Focus+ 20K Optical Sensor

Cutting-Edge Precision

Automatically calibrates itself across different surfaces, ensuring consistent lift-off and accuracy

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Why specialize in one genre, when you can rule them all? Dominate in every domain with the Razer Naga Pro—a modular wireless gaming mouse with 3 swappable side plates, for the button layouts you need to become a multi-genre master in MMO, Battle Royale, FPS and more. Battery Life Up to 150 Hours.

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Product Dimensions

2.94 x 1.7 x 4.68 inches

Item Weight

4.1 ounces

Manufacturer

Razer Inc.

ASIN

B08D27XXRY

Country of Origin

China

Item model number

RZ01-03420100-R3U1

Batteries

1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)

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17,117 ratings

4.5 out of 5 stars

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#766 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#50 in PC Gaming Mice

Date First Available

September 3, 2020

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Chris

Officially Getting The Double/Mis-click Issue

Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2018

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

Getting the double clicking problem and can't properly move cameras in games like WoW or FPS games. When holding the right click and moving the camera, it randomly "stops holding the click" even if you never lift your finger so then the camera stops moving. Then it catches up and starts clicking again as you continue to hold it and end up clicking something you didn't want to click on screen. Terrible design. The older Naga never had this issue. The Trinity is bad and all of the incoming reviews after a year or two of being out prove it.

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Randy the Really Rad Reviewer

Double clicking after only 3 months, but that's not the only problem...

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

So about 4-5 months ago my Razer Naga Chroma had a problem with two of the side buttons (1 and 7) requiring significantly more force than intended to actuate. I wasn't surprised that the mouse was having problems, as I usually have to replace Razer mice after a couple years or so, and this one was reaching the end of its life. The search for a new mouse began, and unfortunately I had built an unhealthy reliance on the 12 side buttons and Razer Synapse software for the MMOs I play. I was unable to find a "regular" Razer Naga on the market, other than 3rd party amazon sellers charging upwards of $150. My only options were this overpriced mouse with the interchangeable side buttons which I have absolutely no use for, or going with a different company. Boy do I regret going with the former.

When I first received the mouse, it was mildly frustrating that the layout and feel of the buttons, as well as shape, size, weight of the mouse and scroll wheel had changed drastically (for the worse) since my last Naga. I've been using Razer Nagas for 8 years and have never complained about the changes (and they've gone through a lot since the Razer Naga Epic back in 2010,) but these are terrible.

Since day 1, the scroll wheel (which now scrolls in huge clicky steps,) has had this extremely frustrating problem where it scrolls down after finishing a scroll up, and vice versa. This is a huge problem in everything I do on my computer, from video games to browsing the internet. Trying to use an ability bound to scroll down, only for it to also use the ability I have bound to scroll up. Trying to scroll up on a webpage, only for it to scroll back down a notch after I reach the top. This is awful, and it happens all the time, but that's not the only problem with this mouse.

After only a couple weeks of use, the side mouse buttons would completely stop working. I was infuriated with this, but I found that taking off the side panel, blowing it off and replacing it fixed the problem. This I could deal with, as long as it only happened a couple times a month. But it's started to happen every other day now. It's very frustrating when you're in the middle of a game and half of your keybinds are unusable because of your poorly designed mouse!

Though this may just be a personal problem, this is the first mouse out of the Razer lineup where I've experienced severe pain in my right hand. I believe this is due to poorly designed ergonomics and the increased weight of the mouse. This mouse has taken 50 steps back from the mouse they released 8 years ago. It's crazy!

Now for the most recent problem. The last straw, and why this will be the last time I purchase something from Razer again. Yesterday I noticed in World of Warcraft that my character was constantly stuttering while moving by holding both mouse buttons. I figured that it was some kind of FPS lag, but no, the mouse already has the infamous Razer double clicking problem. About half of my left clicks are registered twice now, which makes this mouse completely unusable. It's hard to believe that even though I've taken such great care of this mouse, it's already falling apart where it sits.

This experience has really made me reflect on how Razer has intentionally let the quality of their products decline over the years. They build their products to fall apart by the time they release their next model, just so you're inclined to upgrade. I remember enjoying my Razer Naga Epic for over 4 years without any problems, and buying the next version because I was EXCITED for it. In fact my brother still uses that same old mouse for occasional gaming, and the only thing that doesn't work is the scroll wheel click. Unfortunately the only time I shop for Razer products any more is because my old one broke, and being that kind of consumer is not for me. I appreciate the quality and durability of products I purchase, and unfortunately this product completely lacks both.

Hopefully I can find a quality durable mouse from somewhere else that meets my needs, but I would rather taper my dependence on those side buttons than ever purchase a mouse from Razer again.

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Bill Milford

Synapse 3 is the problem.

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2018

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

I've been using this mouse for about a month now. Coming from a 400-4,000 DPI mouse, this is a definite upgrade. The 5G optical sensor they threw into it is one of the fastest sensors on the market, and the Ormond switches are top-of-the-line. But even that's not the best part about this mouse.

The best part about it is the price. I know, $100 is a bit much for a mouse. I get that. But when you consider exactly what you're getting for that $100, you're getting the best deal.

We'll start with the standard 7 button mouse. The closest relative to this configuration is the DeathAdder Elite Chroma. The only differences between the Naga Trinity and the DeathAdder (replaceable button panels notwithstanding) are the texture under the two buttons on the panel and the fact that the Naga Trinity has a 'shelf' for your ring finger, where the DeathAdder does not. The DeathAdder is $67.99.

The 14 button configuration (this one has the 7 button MOBA panel) is most closely resembled by the Naga Hex V2. In fact, it's a perfect representation of that particular mouse. The Naga Hex V2 is $44.99 refurbished, and $74.49 new (and that's the least expensive option).

In the 19 button configuration (this one has the 12 button MMO panel) is a perfect representation of the Naga Chroma MMO mouse. If you were to buy a new one, this one would cost you at least $93.00.

Add all those up, and you get $235.98. But you're getting the functionality, RGB, Chroma, Synapse (more on this later) for $100. Tell me again where you'll find another deal like that. Not to mention the fact that it's a really good, smooth, fast mouse with a different mechanic on the mouse wheel. It rocks left and right, and it's set to scroll websites and documents without rolling the wheel. And of course, you can program each individual button for individual tasks, depending on the situation. They say you have to reboot your computer to change out the panels, but that's simply not true. Synapse recognizes the changes on the fly, and the mouse doesn't suffer any adverse effects. Pop one off, put another one on. Simple.

So... why the 4 stars? Synapse. This version (Synapse 3 beta) is something I hope they continue to work on. It's lost the intuitive feel previous versions have had. And no, previous versions weren't perfect. In fact, it would often stop loading profiles, do strange things to the lights of the BlackWidow X Chroma, then load a single color profile. Of course, when that profile was no longer needed, Synapse would reload the desktop profile, and everything would be fine again. Synapse 3 made it harder for me to program an RGB profile for the keyboard. However, I can set individual functions to individual buttons on the mouse. For instance, the BlackWidow X Chroma doesn't have volume controls without using the FN key. I programmed those three functions to the mouse's 7 button panel. If Synapse gets better, I'll change the rating. However, until it does, I'll just hold onto that star. I hope you're listening Razer. You claim to be 'by gamers, for gamers'.

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Luke

The product and the support at Razer deserve 0 stars

Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2020

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

I purchased this mouse in Jan of 2020. I have previously purchased other Razer products, so I trusted the brand. Big mistake.

About a month in I noticed some weird behaviour from the mouse. Thinking it was user error and me needing to adjust to the new mouse.

The mouse would randomly double click or let go of the click without me actually letting go of the left click button. This would happen off and on for about another month.

After 3 months, the problem got worse and worse to the point that I could not play any games with this mouse. It was simply to unreliable and unplayable.

I contacted Razer support. First, they tell me my warranty expired in December of 2019. I have proof of purchase and registered my product in 2020... First sign something was wrong.

I sent them my invoice as proof of purchase. This time they try and wiggle out by saying that even though I purchased my Razer Naga on Amazon. I apparently used a 3rd party supplier? That is not an authorized reseller?

Why is this product on amazon? why is available for sale if it does not come with warranty and the MANUFACTURER of the product does not authorize or recognize its sale?

I the customer am penalized for amazon market place rules and restrictions? This is the most near sighted approach to customer retention.

Buyer beware, read the FAQ's and sort reviews by negative first. That is the lesson learned. This mouse uses mechanical switches that appear to be failing at remarkable rates. Simply scroll through all the negative reviews for the corroboration you need to avoid this product

84 people found this helpful

Philippe

Cheap manufactured crap, broken after 2 months

Reviewed in Canada on April 27, 2020

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

This mouse is terrible. Its my second naga. Forst one was one of the old models, lasted a good 3 years of intense wow gaming hours. I absolutely loved it and can't play wow without it. But, with normal wear and tear, after 3 years it started to be buggy and I had to replace it. Bought the trinity on jan 23rd, it is now broken as of april 22nd. This is unacceptable, Razer products have had a significant drop in quality since they became mainstream manufactured crap like it is now. My friend has the same problem (very inconsistent and broken left click) after 4 months of use. Do not buy, terrible, cheao, overpriced crap. Get the logitech g600 for better comfort and quality for 1/3 of the price. Also, I have contacted razer support and after 5 days, still no answer. Do not buy, I repeat , DO NOT BUY

45 people found this helpful

Lee

Disappointed in this compared to the original version

Reviewed in Canada on April 23, 2020

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

I have the Razer Naga which looks identical to this mouse other than it's wired or wireless, and can't change from the 12 buttons on the left. The scroll wheel is super smooth as is the mouse. This one is not the same at all. The scroll wheel clicks basically, so not a smooth scroll but one where it feels like gears where as you rotate it it goes click click click like notches, vs being smooth. It also uses a different version of Synapse than the one I have, which constantly logs out or loses the configuration of the device. It's an okay mouse but if you already have the Razer Naga and are getting a 2nd or replacing it just be aware that the quality has gone down big time.

Edit: I'm changing my review to 1 star as this mouse has gotten worse. First, it only works if you have an internet connection. Yes, you read that correctly. The mouse "works" without one, but it goes SO fast you can't even use it. So you need Razer Synapse software running, but if you don't have an internet connection, Synapse logs you out and can't manage the mouse. Synapse is what takes over the system preferences to control the mouse speed and settings, so it's stupid it needs internet to work! Also, every so often especially after your computer has been sleeping, the mouse will revert to being so fast you can't use it. So you either have to restart Synapse, or reboot your computer.

Edit 2: 6 months in, just gets worse and worse. Synapse logs you out every single time your Mac goes to sleep. You log in, and it says you have no profiles. I'm literally rebooting 5 times a day just to use this stupid thing.

31 people found this helpful

Marble

Poor quality, terrible software

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2020

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

Issues started on day one, the swappable plates need to be reconnected multiple times for all buttons to register. The software is bloated and cumbersome. Not only does it require you to create a Razer account just to use, it randomly decides to reset your DPI settings every so often right in the middle of working. For such a premium mouse, the plastic feels astoundingly cheap and creaky. About a year after purchase, it started developing an issue where it would register single clicks as two clicks, as well as releasing a held click when you have kept it held, and it has just gotten steadily worse since to the point where I am now replacing this (at the time £100) "premium" mouse after relatively little use. I have concluded that Razer is a trash brand and I'll be going back to Logitech.

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H. Quijano

Fallo de diseño, mejor esperen otra versión

Reviewed in Mexico on January 4, 2021

Size: MouseStyle: Naga TrinityVerified Purchase

Este mouse tiene un fallo de diseño en los microswitches mecánicos que causa que se dañen al poco tiempo de uso, la garantía de razer no aplica en México y si pasa la devolución de Amazon tampoco aplica su garantía así que te quedas con un mouse inservible, no tengo nada en contra de razer, todos los dispositivos que tengo son razer, pero en este me temo que si han fallado, es el segundo mouse trinity que tengo y fallo exactamente igual que el primero, definitivamente no lo recomiendo, el Logitech g600 resiste más, mucho más.

UPDATE: No habia actualizado el review, espero les sirve, se puede corregir, ya que cuesta tan caro, al menos aplicar una solucion "temporal" si se abre el mouse con cuidado y se abre el microswitch y se reemplaza o solo se quita la tapa, en mi caso le quite la tapa, se hace un ligero doblez en la plaquita de cobre del microswitch y se vuelve a poner la tapa del microswitch, es un terrible error de diseño pero eso al menos compensa lo que uno ha gastado en este mouse, No es lo optimo, ni algo que un usuario deberia hacer, pero al menos te ayuda a lidiar con el gasto que hiciste y que ahora tu mouse carisimo no funcione a los dos meses, darle mas tiempo de vida y uso lo compensa, si quieren ayuda con eso para explicarles como pueden contactarme o buscarle en youtube, hay tutorial para eso.

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