Razer updates the world's best mmo gaming mouse with a 5g laser sensor and its chroma lighting system

Razer, the world leader in high-end peripherals, software and gaming systems, today announced the launch of the new Razer Naga Chroma mouse.

Being the latest mouse equipped with the best and most advanced technology when it comes to laser sensors for mice focused on gaming MMOs, the Razer laser 5G sensor is capable of achieving any performance from 1dpi to its 16, 000dpi limit, making changes of 1 in 1, which means an improvement and advancement over the changes in 50 dpi sections that other mice have on the market. This mouse stands out for its non-interpolation, so it is optimized for desktops with multiscreen and high resolutions, which is an idea for gameplay in MMO games.

And on the side of this Razer Naga Chroma we have the grid of 12 customizable mechanical buttons, ready for MMO games. Each button can represent a specific action of the game, allowing a wealth of action and reactions when executing commands within the game.

"People thought we were crazy when we invented the mouse intended for MMOs, and the first Razer Naga then exceeded all expectations, so much so that many of our competitors are recreating copies of this mouse that changed the market, " says Min-Liang Tan., Co-Founder and CEO of Razer. "We are convinced that its new laser sensor and performance will put this mouse ahead of the competition once again."

The new Razer Naga Chroma is the leading mouse designed for players specialized in MMOs, and which accompanies other products of the same style as the Razer Naga Epic Chroma, with its wireless options and which also has the side grille with its 12 customizable mechanical buttons..

The Razer Naga Chroma joins the rest of the peripherals in the Chroma range, such as the award-winning Razer DeathAdder Chroma or Razer Mamba mice, the Razer BlackWidow Chroma keyboard and the Razer Kraken 7.1 Chroma headphones, or the Razer Firefly mouse pad. All Chroma products have 16.8 million color options and a set of standard lighting effects, such as spectrum cycling, breathing, reactive, as well as the possibility of creating effects by users and synchronizing them with the rest of the peripherals in the Chroma range. via Razer Synapse.

The new Razer Naga Chroma is also included in the Chroma SDK, where video game developers can create in-game actions that trigger effects on the player's Chroma peripherals, to develop a more immersive experience.