Product ReviewsRazer Naga Hex Wraith MOBA/Action-RPG Wired Laser Gaming Mouse Red 11 Button 5600DPI USB
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/02/13  |
Cons: - I still prefer my Logitech G9x for Battlefield 3
Pros: - Best Mouse I have ever owned- Great response times- Fits perfectly into the palm of my hand- Works great for DOTA2 and LoL as well as SC2 |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/14/13 |
Cons: A bit smaller than I was expecting.
Pros: Excellent tracking, the extra buttons are nice. Comment:
Needed a new mouse to replace an old Deathadder.This is a decent mouse, but is smaller than I expected and is taking a while to get used to the shape. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/14/13 |
Cons: Side buttons are seated a little too far back - I consider myself to have average hands and my thumb knuckle sits on the the forward-most button.
Pros: Very comfortable, large buttons, very responsive. Comment:
Works like a charm! I love the look of Naga products, especially when compared to some of the more robotic looking mice available (which scream form over function, and don't inspire much confidence in their durability).For games that only need a few hotkeys (GW2, DOTA, action-mmos), this is a good mouse. However you might want to look elsewhere if you're playing an MMORPG as you'll run out of buttons quickly.In the $60-$65 price range this is unbeatable - it handles much nicer than any Logitech gaming mouse I've ever used.If you think you have larger than average hands, stay away! |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/17/12 |
Cons: -Mouse buttons are rebinds of either Keyboard 1-6 or Numpad 1-6-Thumbrest could've been another button, it is nigh-impossible to accidentally activate a button by resting your thumb on it.
Pros: -Six buttons is perfect for most MOBAs-Very stylistic glossy finish-Comfortable grip and comfortable thumbrest between all six side buttons Comment:
Bought this when it was on weekly sale, thought it might be an interesting setup for DotA 2 since it gives much easier access to all six item slots via binding each slot to one of six buttons.Coming from the Deathadder, the Naga Hex's grip takes a little bit of getting used to, as it has a rest for your ring finger and that may feel intrusive for some. The button layout may feel a little awkward as well, but as with any other gaming controller, it takes getting used to before you can take full advantage of what it has to offer.The six buttons on the mouse represent either numbers 1-6 on the keyboard or 1-6 on the numpad and can switch at the drop of a hat at any time via a toggle under the mouse.I haven't yet messed with the Razer Synapse drivers for the Naga Hex, however I imagine it's like most other Razer mice: control panel for lights/DPI/cursor accel and multiple settings profiles. |
Very pleased with this product. It is performing exactly as I had hoped in the games I explicitly bought it for.