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As you can see from the images below from Razer’s website you can set specific spells to each button and see icons to go with each one. This is where you turn on or off the MMO overlay for in game.
#The best gaming mouse 2014 software#
The Add On page is on the software for all Razer products but with the Naga we actually see a Naga add on. The macro page lets you record all of your macros with or without delays in between key presses and then bind them to a button on the Naga. As someone who lifts their mouse while gaming, this makes me very happy.
Razer has included an option to tune the Naga to specific mouse pads as well as an option to set your lift off distance. The calibration page was something that caught me off guard. The lighting page has only a few options and all of them are on and off options for all three of the Naga’s backlit areas. Personally I think the more adjustments available the better. Seeing that a lot of people look down on acceleration, it’s interesting to see this as an option at all. The next page you can set your sensitivity as well as polling and acceleration. Each one can be selected and you can change the buttons function to one of the MANY options Razer has given us. The first page you will land on with the Naga is a page that gets right to the point with a photo of the Naga with options for each button in the photo. You can swap between devices along the bottom with their photos. Additionally I love that the software integrates with every Razer product made recently means I only need one program to control all of my devices. Moving on though, I really do love the Synapse 2.0 software’s layout. This is related to the cloud features but for those without internet or who don’t want to create an account it can be frustrating. The other issue is the need to sign to the software and the fact it needs the internet to do that.
#The best gaming mouse 2014 update#
First when installing the software it requires a reboot of your PC, the same happens when you need to update as well, something that most current mouse software doesn’t require.
There are two main issues with the software that drive me up the wall and have caused a lot of backlash from the community. Over my last few Razer reviews I have talked in depth about the ups and downs of their Synapse 2.0 software. This is basically par for the course for what you normally find along with your Razer products. Inside you will get your user guides as well as a card congratulating you for picking up a Razer mouse and one telling you about rewards you can get if you join on their website. There is also a specification listing on the back in four different languages. Around back there is another photo of the Naga along with a couple of its key features with short descriptions on lines that point to the features. This is great for when you are buying in the store, it’s much better than getting it in and finding out that it doesn’t fit your hand at all. Beyond that you will find more information on the side buttons as well as a way to get your hands on the mouse itself if you open up the front door. They did change the cover art slightly and put what almost looks like a sunrise in the background behind the photo of the Naga.
#The best gaming mouse 2014 Offline#
After activation,full features are available in optional offline mode.įor the most part the new Naga has the same packaging that we have seen on almost every other Razer product.
#The best gaming mouse 2014 full#
Razer Synapse 2.0 registration (requiring a valid e-mail), software download, license acceptance, and internet connection needed to activate full features of product and for software updates.
#The best gaming mouse 2014 mac os x#
Windows® 8/ Windows® 7 / Windows Vista® / Windows® XP (32-bit) / Mac OS X (v10.6-10.8) Total of 19 MMO optimized programmable buttons I have been using it for a little while now and I can finally tell everyone about my experience. I’m really excited to see what they have learned from the last model and changed for this model. Recently Razer introduced their new Naga 2014, the second major redesign of the Naga although I would consider the 2012 edition to be less of a “major” redesign. Suddenly it was only partially crazy to have a full phone number pad under your thumb. Then soon after, not only did I see a lot of people sporting them, but a lot of the manufactures introduced their versions of the MMO mouse. When Razer first introduced the Naga a lot of people made jokes and references to its phone like number pad on the side.
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