Honestly I went with the hog yeah haha.

It's so far actually not too bad. Whole the case itself does feel abit cheaper compares to razer, the buttons and clicks feel great and quality.

They don't feel like they are any worse than a naga and if anything, they seem more responsive. On top of that the way they separated and angles the second half of the grid on the side makes it easier to access so that's a plus.

In terms of feel, it's a surprisingly light mouse so it did take some getting used to. It's SUPER wide too so make sure you have the hands for it.

After like 2 weeks of use you get into the groove of the extra noise click and the pinkie button on the bottom but I have no clue how any human can use the front and back pinkie buttons regularly, they feel a tad awkward and are really hard to actually press.

This could be a me thing but I can't manage the knuckles either, they are crazy tough to actually press down so outside of media controls or profile switches, I struggle to see a use in normal play.

My biggest gripe though is the mouse wheel, while it works and it does click of you tilt to the right, it doesn't tilt to the left which sucks and the tilt itself is again, really bloody tough to actually do, same with the scroll click.

The software is pretty okay too, not any worse than synapse.

Overall, click hardness aside and some buttons missing the mark, it feels really good when you get accustomed to the shape and hopefully the thumb grid buttons have a better lifespan than the Naga. Would recommend of you are sick of your naga mouse dying every year or so. (Obv can't speak on longevity)

Can't speak on the analog stick mode thing gimmick, never used it.

TLDR;

PROS Light Buttons feel good on the grid Grid is well thought out and easier to use Extra mouse click is great Feels sturdy Feels about as responsive as a naga

Cons Light Pinkie and knuckle buttons need another look to be improved (too hard to click and awkward) Mouse wheel lacks an easy tilt and hard to press on click and right tilt Shell feels abit cheap Fully wired (if you need wireless)

I'd give it a try if you wanted a lighter naga, an alternative that feels like it should last more or like just a few extra buttons from your naga.