The Razer Naga Trinity, with its versatile, swappable side panels, is just as good for World of Warcraft diehards as it is for productivity-minded users.

Versatile side panels, Easy customization, Sensible software, Reasonable price

No way to adjust height or length, Learning curve for button layouts

For a while now, mouse makers have been trying to make mice that work well with a wide range of games by adding more buttons for additional functions.

The Razer Naga Trinity provides some excellent customisation which in turn gives power to the user!

The Razer Naga Trinity is a good mouse for anyone who enjoys switching between genres often. The swappable side plates are a great addition.

Customizable side plates are a nice addition, Smooth motion tracking, Comfortable and easy to use

Kind of expensive, No customizable weight setting, Stiff side buttons

The Razer Naga Trinity is not only the most comfortable gaming mouse I’ve used to date, it’s also the most functional for both gaming and productivity. While it’s targetted for MOBA and MMO use, the additional buttons on the swappable side plates are also conducive to other applications like...

Super comfortable to hold and use, Multiple plates for different gaming scenarios, Responsive, Easy to set up and configure, Straightforward software, Easily enhances productivity apps as well, Razer Hypeshift to double customizable buttons, Can link games to specific profiles

Mouse could be a tad wider, but I do have larger hands

The Razer Naga Infinity has managed the impressive feat of being both an incredibly comfortable, accessible MMO mouse, as well as being a gaming rodent you can use for any other genre too.

I’ll admit to doing a bit of a double-take when I saw how much the Razer Naga Trinity goes for these days. £100 / $90 ? On your bike, lad. But then I realised the Naga Trinity isn’t really just a single mouse.

This review is based upon product provided by the manufacturer. The Razer Naga Trinity is available now and retails for $99.99

Fast and responsive, Three mice for the price of one, Lots of macros, Easy to switch faceplates

A bit wide, Faceplates may get lost over time

Razer got famous making mice specifically for PC gamers, and it's since established itself as the foremost outfitter for folks looking to espouse the gamer lifestyle. Indeed, Razer describes itself as "the world's leading lifestyle brand for gamers" and that branding has been very successful for the...

Has lots of useful buttons & cool lights - excellent