Razer Naga V3 Pro Review: Buttons Galore
The PC gaming world has tried to move on from bulky, heavier mice, but the Naga V3 Pro proves that it still has its place.
The Razer Naga V3 Pro is a gaming mouse that has remained remarkably consistent in its shape and function over the past 15 years. However, it now offers some of the newest performance-focused innovations in a more practical and comfort-focused design. The mouse features a third button and significant updates to the internals, while maintaining the same general silhouette and shell.
The large, wide shape is ideal for a palm grip and is also usable with a claw grip. The third button can be used as a side support or fingertip grip, with the locking mechanism underneath providing the most comfortable alternative use. The mouse weighs 116 grams with the heaviest twelve-button side panel, but it does not feel particularly heavy due to the well-distributed weight.
The interchangeable side panels offer two, six, or twelve customizable buttons, which can be attached magnetically and stored in a small cubby underneath the mouse. The Naga V3 Pro is well-suited for long-term use, providing comfort and ergonomic design for games like Destiny 2 and The Big Walk. Its extensive navigation capabilities make it good for everyday work, while its distinct buttons allow for easy access without disrupting basic left and right click functionality.
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