All said, there are a lot of little improvements built upon the framework of the Trinity that make the Pro stand out as a deluxe, higher-end model rather than just a wireless version of the same thing. Lastly, the Naga Pro is slightly wider in the grip width by about 7 mm, or a third of an inch, and comes in three grams lighter than the Trinity – which makes the Pro feel even lighter because there is no cable-drag. The mouse switch has also been improved with Razer’s optical switch that improves upon the lifecycle from 50 million clicks to 70 million clicks.
The Pro’s DPI can now go up to 20K instead of 16K on the Trinity, with Razer’s Focus+ Optical Sensor.
The next big difference is the redesigned side plate for the 6-button configuration, which changed from a radial 7-button plate to more of a hybrid of the FPS and MMO plates and is ergonomically designed to offer more accessibility for Battle Royale or MOBA games. The biggest one is obviously the wireless functionality on the Pro which, according to Razer, offers a connection faster than wired mice thanks to its ultra-fast radio frequency and adaptive frequency technology that can instantly switch to different frequencies to ensure a smooth connection. There are several differences between the Razer Naga Pro and its predecessor, the Naga Trinity. Compatible with Xbox One for basic input.Approximate weight: 117g / 0.257lbs (Excluding dongle).Approximate size: Approximate size: 119 mm / 4.69 in (Length) 74.5 mm / 2.93 in (Width) 43 mm / 1.69 in (Height).Battery life: Approximately 100 hours with HyperSpeed wireless, 150 hours with Bluetooth (estimates without lighting, battery life depends on usage settings).8 m / 6 ft Speedflex cable for charging and wired use.Powered by Razer Chroma™ RGB with true 16.8 million customizable color options.Advanced on-board memory (4+1 profiles).
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