Razer Naga Hex Gaming Mouse Review

The box for the Naga Hex is fairly simple with the standard graphic of the mouse on the front. The three bars on the right list the main features of the mouse: “optimized for MOBA/action-RPG games”, “6 accessible mechanical buttons” and “Razer Synapse 2.0”.

The back of the box contains all the usual information such as the specification and graphic of the mouse has brief run down of some of the main features.

Becoming increasingly popular with gaming mice are these doors that allow you to view the mouse without having to unpack it. On the inside of the door is an explanation of the six buttons and how they are configured by default. So that’s the packaging, lets get open the box and see the juicy contents.

Straight out of the box you are presented with a black CD sized wallet and of course the Naga Hex in all it’s glory. The first thing that catches your eye is the beautiful green metallic swirls and the ergonomic shape.

Inside the black wallet, there are the usual bits of paper about the mouse and Razer, a quick start guide, a master guide, some additional thumb rest buttons and the expected Razer stickers.