Naga 2014

[madman1876]

thoughts on the naga 2014. Is it worth it?

[CoolBeans]

Just get a G600

[Flyguygamer]

Just get something like a steelseries sensei raw.

[LogicDeifying]

Just get a G600

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Actual person who ones one @TheSLSAMG

[EthanMcL]

Naga 2014 is my main mouse, and I can say personally I quite enjoy it.  I have never used the above mouses, so I can not vouch for them, however I can say the Naga is a good buy.

[ForsakenLive]

my brother has it. The mechanical buttons are amazing, it doesn't get gunky or anything, the software is ok (it's actually good if you want to start making macros easily). The shape is more intended for medium/small hands an a palm grip. It tracks really well, and overall it has a good build quality.

It has a nice braided cable and it has a solid grip feeling.

The downsides might be the shape for some people, but I find it comfortable. Also, it doesn't have the interchangeable covers, and personally I think it's lightweight.

I've also tried the G600s from logitech, the buttons have better shape, but they don't feel that mechanical and clicky as the Razer Naga 2014. The software is easy to use.

Overall they are very good products. Where I live, the Logitech G600s is about 30% cheaper than the Razer Naga 2014. So IMO I would go Logitech. However prices may vary where you live, you have to consider the Razer Naga 2014 is a good product, and Razer's assistance and support is quite good (better than logitech's)

[TheSLSAMG]

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Actual person who ones one @TheSLSAMG

A bit late to the party, but the G600 an exceptionally good mouse. And the build quality is better than a Razer.

[ResilientAssault]

I own a Razer Naga Molten, and I have tried a logitech g600 for a few minutes.

What I can say is that they are both great.  They only issue i ever had with my naga is with using it offline (wouldn't respond at all), and there I can't get into detail for the g600.

What I would recomend is to try them both and see which one feels better in your hand.