The flagship Naga V2 Pro features the same Focus Pro 30K optical sensor found in many of Razer’s latest high-end gaming mice, such as the Viper V2.
What just happened? Razer just launched a couple of new models to its popular Naga lineup of MMO-focused gaming mice. The Naga V2 Hyperspeed and V2 Pro both feature wireless connectivity and keep using the series’ signature shape, but they come with updated internals and a few new tricks.
The flagship Naga V2 Pro features the same Focus Pro 30K optical sensor found in many of Razer’s latest high-end gaming mice, such as the Viper V2 Pro and the Deathadder V3 Pro. The main buttons use the company’s 3rd-gen optical switches rated for 90 million clicks, which should be immune to double-clicking issues and don’t require a debounce delay like mechanical switches.
Making a return from previous Naga mice is the hot-swappable side panel system.
