true that. it's the reason i'm getting one.

I had the Naga Hex (wraith red), and it was probably the best mouse I've ever used. Unfortunately, the scroll wheel stopped working, and the left click worked 1 in every 5 or so clicks lmao.

Yes

I mean...you answered your own question "i know that even the most basic mouse has it". Yes...this mouse has a middle click... lol. And there's a reason that's not mentioned in this video, or any video about mice. I think you know what that reason is.

Not sure if that works however you can make a simple macro for this and add it to one button

my scroll wheel is double clicking as well, if that is what you are referring to. there is a solution. just blow your scroll wheel with your moist breath. I need to do it like every 3 or 4 days.

@@speedstor ha! that fixed my g600 left click. For how long, I wonder.

@@speedstor nah it's not double clicking. it's just sloppy side to side. the new hyperspeed is way better for this.

You should’ve gotten the pro unless the switches don’t matter to you

@@shiftinggearsnpassingqueers the pro is 100 dollars more and I have seen tons of people saying they hate the new tech in the scroll wheel.

The bettery is defo a turn off for me.

where can I buy the cheaper ripoff?

@@wazzuppoo Its probably a redragon mouse.

The dpi change is such a waste of space. Set what dpi is comfortable for you and gain 2 keybinds. GG.

yea but in a much better spot, personally.

Yes it would, provided you set the mouse up on a computer with Synapse first (via dongle). The functions would carry over to the mouse when connecting via Bluetooth. Tried this at the RazerStore at the HQ today, once this functionality was confirmed, I paid for it.

@@glarenbutclearn Thank you for the response♥

@@Zuneg anytime:)

@@glarenbutclearn So, I ended up getting Naga V2 Pro. Hyperspeed's two buttons, located near the left click, proved a little bit difficult to reach, and I need all the programmable buttons I can get :) Can confirm, that button mappings (even custom macro that I'm using) are available when mouse is connected via Bluetooth. However, I've had a strange bug, when buttons, which are using combinations that include "Windows" key (three buttons in total), stopped working after mouse waking up from sleep. Restarting Synapse didn't help. The solution is to reconnect the mouse via 2.4 GHz dongle, then switch back to Bluetooth. This was happening during a single day, all other times macro buttons assigned with "Windows" key combination are working fine, after the mouse wakes up. Never used Razer mouse before, but can tell that this is the best mouse I've ever used. Also, some reviewer told that it is very difficult to pick up the mouse because side buttons are very easy to press accidentally - for me this is not the case. Mouse can be lifted up without accidentally pressing the side buttons quite easily.

If it's anything like my Viper Ultimate, the simple rebinds (including Hypershift secondary functions) are stored on the mouse, but not fancy macros.

For Windows: Easiest way is to make a desktop shortcut to Adobe/whatever program. In the shortcut properties set a keyboard shortcut (make it complex, like ctrl-alt-shift-F12 or else there will be conflicts), then set your desired mouse button to send that key combination from Razer's software. Slightly more complex, but offering WAY MORE customizability would be to make an AutoHotkey/AutoIT/Python script that runs at Windows startup and watches for that key combination, to launch the program or do anything you want it to do when you press the mouse button which fires that key combo. AutoHotkey is probably the easiest scripting language you could use for this purpose, you can learn the basics in an afternoon. For Linux: You don't need handholding, you're probably using Arch. 😂 Edit: I forgot about Macs. Eh, probably for the best...

@@hctiBelttiL I appreciate this so much, thank you!

1 On Board Profile, simple key combinations are fine (IE Ctrl+C or Alt+Tab) but macros can only be put on the Pro version.

Oddly there's nothing like that. They have it only on a 2 side button (Death Adder v2 X, wireless) , or the 12 side button (wired-naga molten, wireless- Naga v2 (non pro). The one thing that fits the profile is the G604. 6 side buttons, 2 up near the left click, free scroll toggle. Also claims to be able to rebind scroll wheel, which most logitech mice can't do.

Would have been the perfect mouse for me if the pro had that. I'm getting the non pro, but it would be nice to have the swappable plates, and the improved click switches of the Pro, while keeping the 2 buttons near left click and free scroll.

I'm a G604 user looking for a "upgrade".... I use + as interact and - as menu.... honestly though I don't think I'm going to find a replacement until Logitech makes a G606

Do you see LEDs or transparent plastic on it? If yes, it probably lights up. If not, it definitely lights up, but in the color of unicorn emissions, which the human eye can't see.

I think so.

did you figure it out?

You can buy rechargeable AA batteries

Or a step forwards in durability

Rechargeable batteries are a thing, you just have to charge them OUTSIDE of the mouse. This mouse + charger + 2 rechargeable batteries is still way cheaper than the pro version which has a built-in battery. Also, with this version, you don't throw the mouse away when the battery dies.

Just get batteries 🔋

See and I actually prefer the AA battery. Much more durable, long term. My original NAGA rechargeable battery went kaput about 4 years after I bought it. I refused to pay $50 for a replacement battery. So a cheap AA battery is a welcome change for me.

I've been using a Logitech G604 and bought a 4 pack of panisonic eneloop batteries. Each one last about 1.5-2 months. It's way more convenient to me than having a wireless mouse you have to plug in every few days.