Razer Naga Hex vs Roccat Kone Pure/Extended

[LiquidAurum]

I usually play MOBA's such as DOTA 2, LoL, and FPS such as battlefield series. My question is which mouse would be better for me? I find the Roccat's extra features to be really great especially since they're close in price but my only problem is that it only has the two buttons on the side, yes I know that if you click the easy shift you have extra buttons but I don't know how well that works. Like is that easy to get used to? Also is it difficult to configure because as cool as that easyshift software looks, it still looks kind of confusing to grasp. Thoughts please

[Aeronax]

Hey man!

I am a massive fan of Razer so I am going to have to say the Razer Naga Hex but I have support for my reason. Razer uses a driver and macro software called "Razer Synapse 2.0" which is very low resource demanding and is very well laid out. I have had no issues with any of my Razer products before so from my experience I can say they are reliable. If you ever did have an issue with a Razer product then their customer support is amazing, very helpful and friendly. The buttons on the side of the mouse are very easy to get used to so don't worry about that. I use the Razer Naga 2012 with the 12 buttons and I got used to them in an hour. I really hope this helps you out. Unfortunately I don't know much about the Roccat mouses so I can't tell you anything about them but I hope you take my Razer Naga Hex review as useful.

Thank you so much for reading and have a great day.

[LiquidAurum]

Thanks for the response, yeah I don't have any razer product, but I do have Razer surround sound software, which surprisingly works REALLY well with my Steelseries headset. I'll take your opinion into consideration :)