- Table of Contents
- Intro
- Our Verdict
- Test Results
- Compared to others
- Discussions
The Razer Naga Trinity is a great, versatile gaming mouse thanks to its swappable side panel design. Whether you play FPS or MMO games, you'll find a button layout that's good for you. This is a wired-only mouse with very low latency, which is great. It's also compatible with Razer Synapse 3, which allows a great amount of customization. However, it's a bit bulky, so it won't be great for traveling or if you have smaller hands. Nevertheless, the Naga Trinity is very well-built and great for gamers who like a wider and taller body.
Our Verdict
Very good for mixed usage. This mouse offers multiple button layouts and is versatile for different types of games, or even to use at the office. It's on the bulkier side, so it won't be ideal for people with smaller hands. It performs very well and there are a lot of customization options inside its app.
See our Mixed Usage recommendationsGood for office use. It has many programmable buttons, but it's on the bulkier side, so it isn't recommended for smaller hands. There's also no left-handed variant as of now. It has good ergonomics if you like to use the palm or claw grips.
Sub-par for traveling. This mouse is too bulky and can't be used wirelessly, which isn't ideal for travel.
Very good for video games like FPS. The wired connection offers a very low latency, which is amazing and the mouse offers great ergonomics for people that can palm or claw-grip the mouse. However, the mouse is rather heavy and the cable is a bit stiff, which can create some drag when moving the mouse. It's also a bit big for smaller hands. On the upside, it's also customizable, as you can choose the side panel button layout you prefer depending on the games you play.
See our Video Games (FPS) recommendationsExcellent for MMOs. This mouse has very low latency and you can choose to get up to 19 programmable buttons. The mouse has good ergonomics and feels good in the hand, but might be a bit bulky for smaller hands.
The Naga Trinity isn't the smallest or lightest mouse. If you're looking for a very light gaming mouse, there are better options.
- 7.7 Mixed Usage
- 7.6 Office/Multimedia
- 5.0 Travel
- 7.9 Video Games (FPS)
- 9.1 Video Games (MMO)
- 6.4 Ultra-Light Gaming
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Great gaming design.
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Multiple button-layouts; customizable.
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Very well-built design.
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Excellent performance.
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Not recommended for small hands.
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Rigid cable.
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Not suitable for traveling due to wired-only use and size.
- Update 12/20/2019: Converted to Test Bench 0.8.1.
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Test Results
The Razer Naga Trinity has a very gaming-oriented look. You have RGB zones on the logo, wheel, and side buttons. It's not too flashy if you choose the side accessory with only two buttons.
The two side button FPS panel is the lightest one if you want to reduce the Razer Naga Trinity's weight. However, it's still a fairly heavy mouse.
The Razer Naga Trinity is fairly big and there's no pouch to carry around the different side panels. This mouse isn't very travel-friendly.
The Razer Naga Trinity is very well-built. Although it's entirely made of plastic, it feels sturdy. The swappable side panels hold well in place, but there's a little wobble on the mouse wheel. However, this is probably due to the ability to tilt it.
The ergonomics of this mouse are great. It's made for right-handed people, and the overall feel depends on which side panel you use. With the 12-button one, some buttons are harder to reach. Due to its large format, this mouse is better used in palm or claw grip and isn't recommended for people with smaller hands.
This grip is unsuitable for small hands, as you won't reach all the buttons, and extra large hands, as they'll extend beyond the mouse.
This grip is suitable for most hand sizes, but small hands might have trouble reaching some buttons.
Due to its large format, the mouse is hard to grip with fingertips if you have a small or medium-sized hand.
The Razer Naga Trinity is a wired-only mouse and can't be used wirelessly.
The Razer Naga Trinity's braided cable is fairly rigid and isn't the most flexible. There are some folding marks on the cable because of the way it's packaged, which can be bothersome when using the mouse.
The Razer Naga Trinity's wired click latency is very low and is optimal for gamers.
The Razer Naga Trinity's DPI range is excellent and allows you to customize the mouse sensitivity to your preference. Also, thanks to the very high polling rate, the cursor fluidity is great and accurate. This will be great for any use, but especially for competitive gamers.
The Razer Naga comes with three different side panels that offer different button layouts. You can get up to 20 total buttons using the 12-button panel, which is great for MMOs. You can easily set their function in the app and switch between DPI settings and profiles.
The Razer Naga Trinity's wheel is decent. It has a nice incremented feeling and also has the ability to tilt for extra inputs.
The Naga Trinity is compatible with the Razer Synapse 3 software, which allows many customization options. You can play around with the RGB lightning and set the performance settings to your preference. If you like to play different games with different settings, it's quite easy to save profiles and switch between them. There's also a function to calibrate your mouse to a Razer mousepad, but we didn't test this. The settings are saved inside the mouse's on-board memory, so you won't lose them if you plug it into a new computer.
Great compatibility, including full Windows support; however, the Razer Synapse 3 software isn't compatible with macOS, so the customization options aren't available. However, you're still able to plug in and use your mouse with macOS devices, though you'll be limited to the default settings.
Compared to other mice
The Razer Naga Trinity is an outstanding wired gaming mouse. It has amazingly low wired latency and its design is suitable for multiple game genres as you can easily switch its side panel to suit your needs. However, people with small hands might prefer another option and this mouse's cable is quite stiff and prone to kinks.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB are both great mice for MMO gaming. The Naga features a unique design with three optional side panels to make it suitable for all types of games from FPS to MMOs, while the Corsair features a more traditional MMO style with 12 additional buttons on the side. Unfortunately, the Naga is a bit larger and people with small hands will have a tough time getting a comfortable grip; the Corsair should be comfortable for small hands in both palm and claw grip, though very large hands may have a difficult time with palm grip.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Logitech G600 MMO Gaming are both great MMO mice. The Naga has a unique design with three optional panels to give you your choice between two, six, or 12 additional buttons. Both mice can only be used wired, though the cable on the Logitech is slightly less rigid. The Logitech can be used comfortably in both palm and claw grip by everyone except those with small hands, but isn't recommended at all for fingertip grip due to its shape. On the other hand, the Razer is best for medium and large hands in palm grip, everyone except those with small hands in claw grip, and only larger hands for fingertip grip.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Razer DeathAdder Elite are both great gaming mice, but for different purposes. The Naga Trinity has three optional side panels to give you your choice of a more standard two-button layout, a more MMO-centric layout with 12 more buttons, or a circular 6-button layout. They're both designed for right-handed use, though the DeathAdder will be better in palm grip for small or very large hands as the Naga is quite a bit wider, and has a palm rest on the right side.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Logitech G502 Hero are both great gaming mice. They're wired right-handed mice that aren't recommended in any grip for people with small hands, though people with large hands should be able to use them both comfortably in any grip type. The Naga Trinity has a unique design with three optional side panels to give you the option of two, six, or 12 additional side buttons, while the Logitech has six programmable side buttons.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Razer Mamba Elite are both great gaming mice. The Naga has a unique design with three swappable side panels to give you the option between 2, 6, or 12 additional side buttons. Meanwhile, the Mamba Elite has two side buttons. People with smaller hands may find the Mamba Elite more comfortable, as the Naga isn't recommended in any grip type for small hands. They both have very low latency and wide customizable CPI range, which is excellent.
The Razer Naga Trinity and the Razer Baslisk are both great wired gaming mice. The Naga has a unique design with three optional side panels to give you the choice between two, six, or 12 additional side buttons. On the other hand, the Basilisk has three side buttons. However, if you have small hands, you will likely be better off with the Basilisk, as the Naga is larger and may be tough to get a comfortable fit with. In terms of performance, they both have a wide customizable CPI range and a very low latency, which is great.
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