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mouse
Razer

Naga V3 Pro

Category
Mouse
Weight
117 g (excluding cable and dongle)
Connection
Wireless (HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth) + wired
Key specs
Focus Pro 50K Optical Sensor Gen-3, 1000 Hz polling
Form factor
Ergonomic

What gamers keep saying · from 5 reviews

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A long-time WoW player with large hands returned the Naga V3 Pro because the side buttons were too small; they kept hitting two at once.

“I ordered, received, tried, and returned the Naga V3 pro.”
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Bought the Naga V3 Pro with the 6-button panel to replace a dead G604. It hurt their hand and the Razer software broke their Windows install, so they returned it.

“I bought this naga mouse with 6 button panel snapped on as a replacement.”
negativeuncomfortablebad software

After 100+ hours replacing a G600 and G502, they rate the Naga V3 Pro with Mouse Dock Pro 6/10 (7/10 on deep sale). 8K polling works after a Synapse update, but Synapse is heavy on resources and the dock is just an expensive charger for them; you can uninstall Synapse after saving to onboard memory.

“Right now I probably have 100++ hours of gaming and work use”
mixedbad softwareoverpriced

An owner of both prefers the Naga V3 Pro over the Swiftpoint Z3 for comfort, and likes doubling inputs with HyperShift.

“I prefer the naga v3 pro hands down, it's more comfortable to use vs the swiftpoint z3, every finger has a place and with hypershift I could double the number of inputs.”
positivecomfortablegood software

Owning both, a user finds the Naga V3 Pro the more practical daily mouse, with a more reliable wireless link and a convenient dock.

“The Z3 feels more like a geeky toy to me, while the Naga V3 Pro feels like a more practical everyday tool. The wireless connection is more reliable, and I also find the Mouse Dock really convenient.”
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