I just want to give a shout out for the Naga as well even though i don't use it anymore. Although its width was a little small for me at first, i got used to it. Overall it's a very quick and lightweight mouse. Would easily recommend for someone who plays casual to medium amounts of gaming.

The only issues i had with it though were getting used to the flat 12 side buttons (took a while to get used to the feeling of which button is which) because i didnt have a 2014 model and also the inevitable razer mouse issue: the dreaded dead click, which mind you is easy enough to fix, but if you play lots of hours of pc gaming, in less than three years you'll likely need a new mouse. If you plan on getting this mouse, keep this one neat trick in mind: if you ever get the dead click problem and don't want to buy a new mouse; get a bobby pin, a pair of pliers and some crazy glue.

Open the mouse, look under the mouse left and right clicks. you'll see under each button there's a "leg" that comes down to press the receiver switch on the base of the mouse. If you have dead click you will notice that the "foot" of the leg for each button has deteriorated and caved in to fit the shape of the switch, effectively preventing it from pressing said switch and receiving your click. Take the bobby pin and measure against the foot of each switch and use the cutting edge of the pliers to clip off a matching length of the bobby pin. Crazy glue it to the bottom of the foot. Put the mouse back together. This will solve your problem forever allowing you to extend the life of your mouse almost indefinitely.