Product Comparison: Logitech G600 vs Razer Naga Chroma
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- Acceleration options automatically mirror Windows settings, no need to mirror them manually to avoid cursor twitching.
- Multitude of buttons for MMOs, RPGs, or just whatever you like. Sophisticated system of macros and keyboard commands that can be assigned to each button. (Really, this mouse has even more buttons than the Naga Epic)
- I would've preferred an optical sensor over a laser....but so far I turned off the onboard memory and I've had no issues.
- Left click, right click, and g-shift buttons could be more clicky and tactile
- DPI change button is inconvenient to use during games but it can be re bound.
- The default settings the two buttons by mouse wheel should be DPI up and down toggles but instead it switches profiles on the mouse. Easy to change but don't expect to plug this mouse in and start playing. you will need to read the manual and play with the settings before you jump in.
- Laser sensor instead of optical. High quality optical sensors are much more accurate and precise than laser. The price point is NOT a factor in this, because there are more accurate mice that are cheaper.
- Extremely comfortable, solid build quality, tactile button feel, versatile button setup, customizability with the software
- The side panel is definitive, ergonomic, and easy to use. The g18, g19, and g20 keys are awkward to hit at first.
- Large (long and wide) enough for the largest hands
- This mouse IS NOT THAT BIG. I have small hands and this mouse is not an issue to operate.
- The plastic is more slippery than the g700s, making it feel less secure in my hand. It is also lighter, for a "cheaper" overall feel.
- Too small compared to the G602, at least for my taste. I liked the feel of the G602 better and it was better for my large hands, as my palm rests on the bottom of the mouse. With this one, it's smaller, so my palm rests on the desktop and that concerns me that I might develop an RSI.
- The cable is flexible - I was worried about this since the charging cable for the g700s is very stiff and made it hard to use the mouse when plugged in.
- Cloth covered cord, provides for excellent durability and smooth unhindered mouse usage.
- The cord is strong and feel like rope. Those familiar with gaming mice will be used to this as it's pretty standard among high end mice.
- Also it has a corded cable which is also really nice. The cable is also a decent length.
- The weave around the cable tends to fray a little and even allow loops of the cord to be seen, does not affect performance, just esthetics.
- The button colors are fully customizable and easy to change... and a great way to quickly check that you're in the correct profile.
- Great tactile feeling on side buttons and scroll wheel
- Buttons are clicky and tactile (older-gen Naga Epic didn't have obvious buttons, just a rubberized pad)
- RGB Lighting. I'm a sucker for pretty lights on my peripherals. I've got mine on spectrum cycling and man does it look sexy.
- Easy to use software shows you exactly what you are changing and customizing.