
Razer
Razer RZ01-03420100-R3G1 Naga Pro Wireless Modular Gaming Mouse
The Razer Naga Pro features three swappable side panels and wireless flexibility to master any game genre.
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Overview
Key Features
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5G Optical Sensor 16000DPI
3 interchangeable side panels
Up to 19 Programmable Buttons
Specifications
Sensor
Razer Focus+ 20K DPI Optical Sensor
Max DPI
20,000
Mouse Switches
Razer Optical Mouse Switches (0.2ms actuation)
Switch Durability
Up to 70 million clicks
Side Panels
3 swappable plates (2-button, 6-button, 12-button)
Programmable Buttons
Up to 20
Wireless Technology
Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth
Battery Life
Up to 100 hours
Connectivity
Wireless (2.4GHz dongle), Bluetooth, Wired USB
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the three side panel configurations on the Razer Naga Pro?
The Naga Pro comes with three interchangeable side plates: a 2-button panel for FPS and battle royale games, a 6-button panel for MOBAs, and a 12-button grid panel for MMOs and productivity workflows.
How long does the Razer Naga Pro's battery last?
The battery lasts up to 100 hours on Bluetooth and up to 150 hours depending on usage mode, with the HyperSpeed wireless dongle connection offering competitive-grade low latency.
Does the Razer Naga Pro support wired use while charging?
Yes, you can use it as a wired mouse via the included USB cable while it charges, so you never have to stop gaming due to a low battery.
What is the maximum DPI of the Razer Naga Pro's sensor?
It uses the Razer Focus+ 20K DPI optical sensor, which is adjustable from very low sensitivity all the way up to 20,000 DPI for precise control at any setting.
How durable are the mouse switches in the Naga Pro?
The Razer Optical Mouse Switches are rated for up to 70 million clicks and use infrared light for actuation, which eliminates debounce delay and provides a 0.2ms response time.