Razer Naga Trinity

Interchangeable side panels make the Naga more adaptable ; Not much more expensive than the regular Naga ; Better sensor than the old Naga

Naga shape is still too short and wide, especially as a two-button variant ; No easy way to store the alternate side panels ; 12-button layout as confusing and unintuitive as ever

The main sticking point is the price. Listing at $100, the Naga Trinity costs a fair bit more than most wired mice. On the other hand, it costs quite a lot less than wired mice, which is sort-of what you’re getting in the Naga Trinity package. If...

Customizable side plates are a nice addition ; Smooth motion tracking ; Comfortable and easy to use

Kind of expensive ; No customizable weight setting ; Stiff side buttons

The Razer Naga Trinity is a good mouse for anyone who enjoys switching between genres often. The swappable side plates are a great addition. The Razer Naga Trinity is a great choice for anyone who is a fan of MOBAs or MMOs, and can genuinely improve...

Super comfortable to hold and use ; Multiple plates for different gaming scenarios ; Responsive ; Easy to set up and configure ; Straightforward software ; Easily enhances productivity apps as well ; Razer Hypeshift to double customizable buttons ; Can...

Mouse could be a tad wider, but I do have larger hands

Versatile side panels ; Easy customization ; Sensible software ; Reasonable price

No way to adjust height or length ; Learning curve for button layouts

The Razer Naga Trinity, with its versatile, swappable side panels, is just as good for World of Warcraft diehards as it is for productivity-minded users.

Nem udskiftning af sidepaneler ; Sidepaneler kan skiftes og tilpasses ; Synapse 3 softwarens tilpasningsmuligheder

RGB-belysning lidt kedeligt ; Lidt for overfølsomme switche på tasterne