The positive spin out of all this is that there is kind of something for everyone and are also some deals to be had and the Razer Naga Trinity feels like one of those. Basically, there’s a lot of different mice made by Razer, without much logic, rationale or obvious hierarchy to the range.
For those who are slightly overwhelmed by the selection of mice available in the razer line-up (Mamba, Lancehead, DeathAdder, Abyssus, Atheris, Orochi, Basilisk) and even more complicated by the multiple editions of any given model (Tournament, Elite, Hyperflux, Epic, Hex, Chroma), let me clear it all up for you. Keyboards, mice, joysticks, controllers and VR touch interfaces are the weapons of choice and right now I have a nice new weapon which has been gracing my desk for the past couple of weeks, the Razer Naga Trinity.īefore we get into the detail of usage, let’s talk about what the Trinity actually is. Until Elon Musk’s Neural Lace becomes reality (or at least a reality that consumers can buy), humanity needs to rely on more primitive human interface devices for our computing needs.
