Razer Naga X

Full, 12-button keypad on the thumb side ; Comfortable, wide design ; Light for an MMO Mouse ; Strong sensor

Drops many features from Naga Pro, including modular side panels, wireless charging, and tilting scroll wheel ; Lacks tactile guides on the side buttons to help you navigate the keypad ; Supports just one onboard profile

Featuring an ergonomic build, a strong sensor, and a lightweight design, the Razer Naga Pro is an MMO mouse for competitive players. It could use a few more extras, though.

New optical switches feel great ; Excellent build quality ; Lighter than other Naga mice ; Affordable entry point

No interchangable side panels ; 12-button layout not for everyone ; No wireless option

Bottom line: The Razer Naga X offers great value for dipping your toes into the MMO mouse space. This approach to the basics gives you the best of what makes a Naga a Naga without extra frills.

The buttons are good for some games

It’s really not worth the price tag unless you solely play wow.

Enough buttons to play MMOs and FPS games with ease. Nice long cable too.

Side buttons are a bit sensitive for my liking. DPI button is now just one button were as my previous mouse (Razer Naga Chroma) had 2 so I could move up and down through the DPI settings.