Whenever you play video games on a desktop or laptop, one of the most necessary tools is the mouse. We can relentlessly talk about video games, and we’ll still end up concluding that a high-quality mouse does provide a better gaming experience.
Think about FPS (first-person shooter) games such as Team Fortress 2, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike. With a mouse that has delay issues, even at one-tenth of a second, a seasoned player can lose accuracy. That’s why gaming mice exist to make sure each shot (hit or miss) is due to skills – no more salty excuses.
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When it comes to multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games, a gaming mouse that can provide customizable buttons is incredibly advantageous. Instead of relying on your keyboard for hero skills and inventory usage, why not assign some of it to your mouse.
With the Razer Naga HEX V2, you can bind a lot of essential elements to it with ease. Take “Dota 2” for example, some buff or area-of-effect (AOE) skills such as “Earth Shaker’s Enchant Totem” is relatively easier to use when assigned directly to one of HEX V2’s seven thumb-wheel buttons.
Furthermore, it boasts a 16,000 DPI (dots per inch) 5G laser sensor. This specification assures gamers that it’s accurate enough to point and click precisely to where you want it on the map.
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If you think MOBA games have a lot of clickable skills, wait till you played a couple of MMOs. Games like “Dragon Nest” and “Tera Online” have tons of active skills. Believe it or not, playing competitively in both PVP and PVE will consume all the number keys – from the “~” symbol to backspace.
Just imagine how stressful that would be for your left hand. Thank goodness Logitech has provided a 20-button mouse that’s fully programmable. This mouse is a solution to a quick skill initiation or multiple weapon swaps.
And to take things to a whole new level, it has a G-Shift button. When you press and hold this key, it will quickly activate your second set of binds. In simpler terms, it’s just like having an extra G600. But with different skills assigned to it and can be used in a single hold on the G-Shift button.