Razer Nostromo or Naga?

[Slamz]

http://www.amazon.com/Razer-RZ01-0075010...304&sr=8-1

Yeah, backordered from Amazon.com right now. That $86+shipping price is from a 3rd party.

$80 with free shipping if you wait for Amazon to get it back in stock.

[Skelas]

Says to me in stock.

[Breand]

I think I paid $50 for the Molten Core one, their popularity must be raising the prices on them...

[Slamz]

Says to me in stock.

It is, but it's one of those tricky Amazon features.

If you look on the right, at the moment it says "$99.99 + $4.99 shipping. In stock. ... Sold by Firemall LLC"

Firemall LLC is a 3rd party seller through Amazon that happens to have the item currently in stock at the lowest price.

If you look at "More Buying Choices", though, you see Amazon.com itself has the item for $79.99 + free shipping, but they are out of stock. You can still choose this option but then you're on a waiting list.

There's actually a 3rd seller on there for $79.99 + $4.99 shipping but they aren't a "featured merchant" which I think means they are basically like an ebay seller and you may be taking your chances.


Not that I've ever had a problem with Amazon 3rd party sellers, but it's something to watch out for when shopping there.

[Rallick]

I have the Naga 12 button one. I like the mouse and like the movement and the feel of it. I do find it very uncomfortable to use the thumb buttons though so I don't seem to use them. Still like the mouse though

[Skelas]

FYI the Naga is the Gold Box deal of the day:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox/ref=cs_top_nav_gb27

Pretty good price.

[OrsunVZ]

man that is tempting. I think it it had been 49.99 I'd have immediately clicked BUY BUY BUY! It's like we were saying the other day about how subconciously we have certain price point triggers in our brains that basically remove the thought component from our buying decisions. Yet $56.99... that's nearly $60, for a mouse! Now the brain gets involved.

[Xyphos]

Late to the game, but I have a Naga and a Nostromo (Actually the Belkin N52TE, which is what the Nostromo was when it was still owned by Belkin, with the drivers developed by razer)...

Only reason I use a game pad at all is because my desk is rather ghetto, and I am too lazy to buy a new one. My Corsair K90 is on a pull out drawer which is lower then my mouse, where as the gamepad is higher up.

So for FPS's, League of Legends, and single player games I tend to use the Gamepad. For MMO's, I use the keyboard because I have a tendancy of binding EVERYTHING to a key...

I didn't like the G13 when I used it... it feels... cramped in comparison to the Nostromo.