RAZER Naga Trinity - Chroma Gaming Mouse Interchangeable Side Plates - Up to 19 Programmable buttons (Renewed)

I had the OG razer naga since 2010 or 2012. i dunno its been a while. I mostly play MMOs and MOBAs so the naga was a no brainer to get back then. it was such a great mouse, durable (gamers put their stuff through hell sometimes) and felt great for a guy with bigger hands. loved the mouse and used the crap out of it. 6-8 years later the laser decided to go where it pleased. tried different computers and different usb ports and it was the same. so i decided to get a new naga, after a few min of looking online for a new one i find out they dont sell or make them anymore and i found this gem. was a little skeptical on how the different attachments work and how they clip on, there are no clips its all magnets. its so much fun to pop it off and put a new one on. the lights are awesome, puts my plain green razer keyboard to shame. it still feels like the old naga the way it fits in your hand is very comfy, no hand or wrist strain. been about a month or so since ive got this one, even though its refurbished it looked brand new when i opened the plain box it came in. would definitely tell anyone who games, even if its just a little to get this mouse, especially if you play different types of games. one is great for my MMOs like Elder Scrolls Online and such, the circle one is great for mobas (it takes a little bit to train your hands to understand what button is where on the circle one, as they are not in order) and the one with 2 buttons on the side works great when im play destiny or battlefield. everything works great and looks even better. Now i have to "accidentally" break my keyboard so the wife will let me get a new one that changes colors to match the mouse. ;) price- 10/10, function-10/10, durability so far-10/10 (it has been dropped due to cable tucking and puppies), look-10/10. Just do yourself a favor if your a gamer and get this mouse! even if you dont game its got a simple attachment for normal mouse use.

I've gone through a couple gaming mice over the years, and have tried lots of friends mice to see how they feel. But the Naga Trinity is my tried and true.Very comfortable in the hand, enough extras to tune what you need for your games, and nothing overly complicated. All in all a fantastic all around mouse that I would give to any one who wants to get into PC gaming.

The Razer Naga Trinity is nothing like what you have ever had before when it comes to mice! This mouse will leave you shock I am almost certain, as it was adaptability built right into it. 3 face plates allow you to customize the experience to Taylor around whatever you are trying accomplish, for me it allows butter function keys for my games, but the macros can literally be adjusted to whatever your needs are. The product (as all Razer products are) is high quality and well worth the hefty price tag.

I received my trinity quickly and it is a functional unit. It is slightly more narrow than my G600 and would likely feel less bulky than the G600 in smaller hands. The thumb buttons are easy to reach and give a positive click on engagement. This is where the positives end and reality sets in. Upon opening then box I found the 2 button side panel and 12 button side panel options in the accessories bag and instead of the ring button side panel it had another 12 button side panel installed. That makes this unit not a trinity but more like a two and a half-ity. Having a G600 already I have more functionality for the 12 button layout than this unit could offer and purchased it for the option of the ring layout side panel. Not receiving the panel makes this purchase a waste because I gain nothing but Naga's software and a mouse that doesn't shift button sets or change colors. If you have a serious need for this unit I would advise possibly buying it directly from Naga or try another vendor. This is not what I asked for and I'm not likely to buy a replacement.

The product is designed to be flexible with three interchangeable thumb plates that you can switch on the fly. So far I have only used two of the three thumb plates. It is easy to change the plates as they just snap in place automatically with the aid of the built-in magnet. When you bring the plate near the mouse it will seem to jump out of your hand and into place. It almost seems harder to take the plates off than put one on.As far as negative feedback, I would say the only thing is that one time the thumb plate appeared to stop responding to input which resulted in me having to unplug the mouse then take the plate off and put it back on then reconnect. That has only happened to me once since I had the mouse. I use it every day for everything, not just gaming and I am on my computer about 10-12 hours a day so the mouse has been put through its paces.Overall it is a solid mouse. The mouse itself seems contoured to my hand but it may seem bulky to someone with small hands. If you've used a Razer Naga mouse before then it will not feel any different. Some will probably disagree with the price tag but if the cost is not an issue then it is a solid computer mouse.