Razer Naga Trinity Gaming Mouse: 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - Interchangeable Side Plate w/ 2, 7, 12 Button Configurations - Mechanical Switches
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Style: Naga Trinity
Features
- High-Precision 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor: Offers on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment through dedicated DPI buttons (reprogrammable) for gaming
- Full Modular Customizability: 3 interchangeable side plates with 2, 7 and 12-button configurations
- Up to 19 Programmable Buttons: Allows for button remapping and assignment of complex macro functions through Razer Synapse
- Customizable Chroma RGB Color Profiles: Supports 16.8 million color combinations w/ included preset profiles
- Ridged, Rubberized Scroll Wheel for Maximum Accuracy: Small, tactile bumps increases grip and allows for more controlled scrolling in high-stakes gaming situations
- Durable Mechanical Switches: Supports up to 50 million clicks, backed by a 2 year warranty
Description
Experience the power of total control in your hand, no matter what game you play. Designed to provide you that Edge you need in MOBA/mmO gameplay, the Razer Naga Trinity lets you configure your mouse for everything from Weapons to build customizations so you'll always be ahead of the competition. 1000 Hz Ultrapolling,Razer Synapse 3 (Beta) enabled, Ergonomic right-handed design with enhanced rubber side grips,Compatible with Xbox One for basic input, Gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel.
Brand: Razer
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Brand: Razer
Series: Naga Trinity
Item model number: RZ01-02410100-R3U1
Hardware Platform: PC, Universal
Operating System: Windows
Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.69 x 2.93 x 1.69 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.69 x 2.93 x 1.69 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Manufacturer: Razer Inc.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 1, 2018
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Top Amazon Reviews
I came here to complain about the mouse because it's starting to fail. The swappable side panels are a dumb idea and I hate them-- everyone who bought this mouse knew which panel they were going to use and has never switched it. Sure enough, the side panel is starting to fail for me and the middle 5 button stops working. If I take off the panel and it put it back on it starts working again. So I was shopping for a new mouse and I see people praising a 2 year lifespan mouse. Out of curiosity I checked when I bought this mouse. It was about 4 years ago. So I guess this is a pretty damn good mouse with one stupid design flaw. I'm more impressed that with 4 years of heavy use that is the only part of the mouse that is starting to fail. Razer as a company is releasing cheaper feeling products for higher prices, but apparently they're still beating out the competition. I begrudgingly recommend this stupid mouse. Software side note: the software for it is okay. Certainly better than the old Razer software. It freezes from time to time and all extra functionality stops working. If you go into task manager and shut down all razer things, then start it back up it works again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024 by Amazon Customer
I'll start by saying that this review pains me to make, because I *loved* this mouse while it worked properly, but here we are... Here's the good — it feels great. I used this paired with a Firefly v2 hard mat, and it glides perfectly smooth across it. It has a great weight to it, but some may not like it as much, depending on the mat you use, and the ergonomics are simple, yet very nice. The interchangeable side panels' buttons are well-placed and are not too clicky or too stiff, and switching the plates is a breeze while also registering the new plate settings instantly. And the bad — As cool as the plates are, they don't work as intended for much time. I think I had this for a few months before the plates would quit registering inputs sometimes. On the number pad, for instance, numbers 1,3,5,6, and 7 might work, but 2,4,8,9,0, etc. might fail. It was a simple fix though, only requiring you tale the plate completely off and putting it back on. It didn't stop there though, and about a year or so after buying it, the plates completely stopped working. I tried reinstalling the software, but ironically, Razer does not list the firmware for this mouse on their site. They list the Naga Pro, but not the Trinity. Unfortunately, it's not just me having this issue. All over the internet, there are forums and comments about this exact issue, and Razer has seemingly yet to address it. I'm not about to spend $100 to find out either, so oh well. I've decided to retire it for now and maybe see if it works with my laptop, but I'm left very sad about it. My new Corsair Scimitar Elite is pretty cool though, so hopefully I'll get over it soon. Final words to sum things up — GREAT idea, but the horrible, horrible quality control keeps that idea from a reasonable execution, unless you like buying a new mouse once or twice a year...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022 by Steven Giles
I've had a Naga Trinity for years and it's been the best mouse I've ever used. Size is just right, it has a comfortable feel in your hand, good for palm as well as claw grip. The changeable side panels are a great addition, I find myself using the 7 digit circle panel the most. And if you're like me and don't like wireless mice, you'll be happy because the Trinity has a very nice cable that I've never worried about breaking. The only downside I have is that the left click has worn out and is becoming unreliable. This is after over four years of daily use though, so I think it's understandable. My replacement Naga Trinity should arrive tomorrow, hopefully it'll still be around the next time I need a new mouse.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023 by James
This mouse is one of the more expensive gaming mice available. You buy something like this (as opposed to just a regular old mouse) when you want some extra buttons on your mouse compared to a more basic one and want to have more control over exactly what your mouse does. Although this mouse is plug-n-play, you can (and should) download the software that pairs with it so you can customize it to your needs. This includes changing what the buttons do, changing the lighting (or removing it entirely if you prefer), and changing the sensitivity. Recently I tried two top gaming mice, the Corsair Nightsword and this Razer Naga Trinity. I first got the Naga Trinity and would have stayed with it but I had some double-clicking issues when it first arrived. Sometimes when I tried to click things or select text, it would do an extra click or not click at all, which was quite frustrating. I had no choice but to either replace it or try a different mouse, and I opted for the latter. Before I continue, do note that I have pretty large hands (8.25" from middle finger tip to the crease on my wrist, 4" across the widest part of my palm (across the knuckles), and nearly 10" from my thumb tip to my pinky tip when my hands are open wide as if I were trying to palm a basketball) and I use a fintertip style grip (see pictures) on my mouse — your own hand size and grip style will determine whether each of these mice is a good fit for you. Here is what I like and dislike about each, with points from -3 to +3 next to each point which indicate how much I like or dislike each feature (-3 being very much dislike, +3 being very much like): Corsair Nightsword: A. [+3] it has two additional buttons to click on top (gives more top button options for gaming, the Razer only has extra side buttons) B. [+1] it has more protection for the thumb (although my thumb doesn't really drag on the mousepad without it, it's a nice touch) C. [+1] DPI level can be seen from the side of the mouse (rather than the normal which I feel like is by the center top of the mouse which you can't see when your hand is there), a the mouse changes color when you press it to make the change even more salient D. [+0.5] Aesthetically looks better than the Razer Naga in my opinion E. [-1] Middle mouse wheel requires a bit more force than I would like to click it F. [-3] (Dealbreaker for me) I can only reach 1 of the 3 side thumb buttons with my normal grip, despite the fact that I have large hands. I would need to convert to palm grip which is not really desirable as it's less precise with clicking. Razer Naga Trinity: A. [+3] Changeable side panels allow you to use the button setup you prefer, although I feel like the 12 button grid is a bit excessive and wish there was an option for a 6-button grid. B. [+3] The mouse wheel can be tilted left or right which is handy, they can be configured as extra buttons C. [-3] The double-clicking / misclicking issue I described above. Strangely, it seems to occur much less now for no reason I can explain, but if it happens even one more time I'm going to have to replace the mouse. Note: My particular mouse might simply be defective, but other reviewers have said this is an issue for them as well so clearly there's some sort of quality control issue. For me, the 12-button side panel is great because the way I naturally use the mouse my thumb rests right in the center of all the buttons, making them all accessible if need-be (though pressing the middle buttons is a bit trickier, at least I can reach all of them whereas my partner with smaller hands cannot easily press all the buttons even if she wanted to). I'll probably stick with the Razer Naga trinity (and re-order a new one if the clicking issues persist) simply because the side buttons are difficult to reach for me with the Corsair Nightsword, but I hope I provided enough detail so you can make a more-informed decision for yourself. :)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2020 by Reason Reason