That's awesome! Yeah I'm such a hot key person with my mice and keyboards as well. I feel like these MMO mice are perfect for productivity boosts!

@@kova_tech Do you use one of these? I had the L with the side panel of buttons for 3 years but it's starting to be weird with the clicks and haven't found a single mouse that has consistently good reviews. The Hyperspeed is on its way but I'm nervous about reliability.

I have sinuvitis in my wrists, and its actually impossible for me to work without very good mouses. Naga is my go to for work 😂

MMO mice are amazing for Blender

Try Alt + TAB Ctrl + PgUp Ctrl + PgDn will give you hyperproductivity

Glad I could help!

@@kova_tech yep bro, At first I was sad that Pro has no freewheel, but the charging method of Hyperspeed leave me no choice.

I miss the G600 everyday. That third mouse button was so nice to use

No doubt, been waiting for years for a wireless, 12 button side panel, ring finger button, at least 2 more extra buttons (either under the scroll wheel or up by the primary click), and hyperscrolling. Razer gets so close to that, but even though it's not perfect i'll still get a v2 (non pro) once the price drops a little. Definitely wish they just put free scrolling on the pro, then I'd get that one.

The two extra buttons are being able to click the scroll wheel left and right 👍switch one of those to hypershift

I just unpacked my aerox 9 with the same hope and im devestated how ergonomically fucked it is in all the ways..

@@RuthlessCooking It's literally un-useable. The software/drivers also make me blue screen every time I tried to use the mouse. I wish I returned it when I could. Idk why they put honeycomb where peoples fingers lie. I also don't think they playtested this mouse with literally anyone they just made it. I can't imagine the aerox 9 being anyones everyday mouse.

Google says it’s 95 grams excluding a battery , so wirh it it’s probably the same

@@tatedoh google lied. WIthout a battery is 59g from their website.

@@Kzi razer lied, it’s a typo. It’s 95

The Pro has them too, but they are placed below the scroll wheel, just like the previous version of the Naga. The Hyperspeed's buttons are moved over to the left like that because the area below the scroll wheel has been taken by the 'free-scroll' toggle button.

@@arstulex also failed to mention the left and right scroll presses

Literally the placement of those 2 buttons will make me go for V2 rather than pro...

​@@MrKa52a if u need dpi buttons, ur prolly not intensive on mmo, the deathadder v2 hyperspeed might be better and also cheaper

@@alfrenzbongcodin216 i have them rebound to something else. I have loved the placement of those since original naga and hated the change to have the under scroll wheel. Also I need my 12 buttons on the side. I only buy this for WoW

I have seen a lot of reviews state that none of the settings for the pro v2 feel "correct" and that even at standard setting you can't get the page to scroll down with each tick... also it is just another thing to malfunction as well. the pro v2 does have the 2 buttons that the hyperspeed has just located below the scroll wheel. I ordered the hyperspeed. the 100 dollars cheaper makes me feel it is worth a try. I have had a naga pro for 2 years and literally never swap sides. I just use a different mouse entire for shooter. the naga is too clunky and bulky.

But as i know the battery life Naga v2 Pro is 25-30% less then Naga v2 Hyperspeed. That fact can be important ))

wrong. 5 profiles are only onboard. you can do all profiles you want in the software and synapse has macro management.

Damn I loved my g700 so much.

I had the same double clicking issue with the trinity so i got the v1 naga pro last year with the new optical switches. It seems to be holding up until now without any double clicking issues but the detachable side 12 button panel can stop responding sometimes until u unplug/replug the mice. I wish they made the v2 hyperspeed with the new gen 3 optical switch then it will have been the perfect mmo mice.

Just open and clean mouse folks. I have old one Naga v1 wired and work just fine.

surprised if all the keys still works for you!! a couple of mine died years ago :( rocking the g600 and a v2 HS now

@@kova_tech I only have use for the 12 button setup. And I'd welcome having multiple profiles. If there's a version with just the mmo keys along with multiple profiles, I'll go with that version. Can't spend extra for something I don't have use for 😁. The G600 has spoiled me too much 😂 Razer is intriguing me because of the wireless factor. And don't stop making contents like this.

Very true points, but the free scroll is enough for me to choose hyperspeed. Also the 2 buttons being up close to where your index finger sits is nice (even though I've gotten pretty good at pressing the under-scroll wheel buttons with the underside of finger knuckles)

yes. Google "razer multi-device compatibility list" & you will see all compatible products.

It's a good question. I have Razer Naga v2 Hyperspeed and Razer Naga Trinity Pro (not v2). The second one has onboard memory to store macros (e.g. entering a sophisticated password you can't remember (don't do this 😉). The first one has not. If I turn off Razer Synapse then Trinity continue to work with all saved macros and rebinds. It's not the case for Hyperspeed. All rebinds reseted to factory defaults. Hyperspeed demonstrates the same behaviour when connected to another device. So it seems I need Razer Synapse logged in and it's cloud sync active on both devices to have multiple profiles for my Razer Naga v2 Hyperspeed.

I actually own the hyperspeed naga and you can save settings to it, but only on the default profile as there isn't multiple profiles. After setting up the mouse in Synapse the settings stay the same after uninstalling synapse.

Unfortunately no they're not I'm still having to use my Molten Naga due to the shape being way too wide it's ashame Razer can't just release a Naga "classic"

@@HollowRick for me that may be a good thing lol, I'm hoping the ergonomics changed as my OG causes me fatigue in my pointer finger as it positions it kind of weird

Free scroll is avaible on every mouse when you click on the scroll. So what's the advantage to have a special button for it ?

@@justicetout It's just not the same man. Middle click scrolling sucks. Not to mention having to make sure you don't middle click on something on the page you're scrolling, because I still want middle click to be open in new tab. Free scrolling is just great.

I recently bought this mouse (actually yesterday xD) and generally there's no button for saving in on-board memory. BUT, i havent added new profiles, used the one synapse made, and when i saved all my bindings, everything was on mice. I checked by killing all razer processes, and all macros did work (maybe not ones that are flagged that they will not be saved on memory and u need synapse for them to work). Maybe u should reinstall synapse, reset mice and try my approach. For me also lack of on-board memory is deal-breaker thats why i made sure this one have memory for profiles, and one profile with hypershift is plenty to have all gaming and work macros There's possibility that using only 1 macro which cannot be saved on on-board memory is ruining this memory, today ill make some tests with my work laptop to make sure its saved Edit: i have macro on mouse and everything works great on other computer without Synapse software (excluding this one recorded macro ofc), it works on both dongle and BT

yep

how is the built-in battery life of M913? I heard this mice gonna be "wired" after half year

What's your experience been with the reddragon after 6 months? I came close to getting it but the reviews talking about how cheap it felt waived me off.

I agree. I wonder why the little finger rest is made with so much care, but the thumb is neglected. If the laser combines naga with g604 thumbrest and metal scrolls, it will create the best mouse on the ground, but that won't happen.. 😞

A very good way to over come it is to just create a macro to your desired key, which does 2 commands: 1) middle click, 2) right arrow key (for right-side scrolling) and vice versa for left. This is the only way i seem to have gotten around this.

i can confirm that it does not unless u force it to side click

2 side buttons on the left click are not on the pro version

@@RainDrpzUnfortunately and no hyperpolling tech either. Feel like they hold back all features just to have something new sometimes.

The optical switches have a MUCH greater lifetime and have pretty much eliminated the 'double click' issue. As far as side plate connectivity goes, it's just a matter of cleaning the contacts every so often. Maybe once every few months I will have some connectivity issues, which are instantly fixed by cleaning the contacts on the mouse and side plate, after whiich it will work flawlessly for another few months.

With less buttons they are larger and easier to hit.

Yeah same for me. The two extra buttons are great for healers who want the same functions as controller users on ffxiv which is to scroll through the party list without having to click them physically especially useful when trying to do alliance raids and clicking alliance members to raise them it allows a snappy transition between clicking alliance members and up and down arrows for the main party. Also free scroll is a huge thing for me be it scrolling through walls of text in the chat box or scrolling to view ingame achievements and it's also extremely helpful for me when reading articles online. Ever since the g502 I cannot go back to a mouse without free scroll I hate the feeling of it clicking when I scroll.

REALLY surprised this isnt talked about more. Also the weight of the hyper is so much better. I had both and tbh I wound up liking the hyperspeed more, as I like having lighter mice.

It lasts longer than the rechargeable battery and you dont need to wait for it to charge if you forget to charge the other one. After two years of heavy use rechargeable batteries die a lot faster where the other mouse will never have that issue, I think its fine. Just wish the hpyerspeed also had the optical switches, cant trust mechanical ones anymore seems all too often they dont register a click or double click, or if you have click held down it acts like you released it.

replaceable batteries never be outdated, get some brain. No wire is a bad design though

Maybe bc they’re 2 different competing companies

Replaceable batteries is by far best option for mouse. You just go buy eneloop with a charger and swap them once a month if not two. And when it dies what occurs way too later than with any internal battery you just get it out of order and place a new one instead of searching chinese sites who sell you that specific designed battery which razer loves too much

@@rosst2000 The battery in the naga pro is a normal lithium battery, connector is not proprietary. I replaced it with a smaller battery for a good 17g weight reduction.

In what world would you use 4k polling rate on an MMO? Even if you play shooters, you'd be insane to use either one of these as they are > 120grams. Also, are you running at least a 240hz monitor and getting 240 frames in an mmo/fps to take advantage of 4k polling rate that already sees small benefits at the detriment of Batter Life?

Did you find a different brand/model with multiple buttons that's more reliable?

Yea, even if you only need two buttons, pressing 1 and 4 or something on the 12-button panel is just as fast as using the 2 button panel. And, in exchange for your swappable panels, your mouse is 40 grams heavier than the hyperspeed lol.