If done well, the Naga V2 Pro could have one of the most personal scroll wheel experiences available.

Razer's new scroll wheel, the HyperScroll Pro Wheel, also has a Custom Mode, where you can use Synapse to tweak 'the scroll tension, number of steps, and customize the force curve between steps, setting everything from a smooth, free spinning wheel through to a positive step wheel with as few as eight distinct steps, or take it all the way to 96 steps-and then adjust how the tick between each step feels,' Razer's announcement said. The Razer Pro Click Mini, for example, also lets you scroll smoothly or notch by notch, but it feels rattly and is loud.

I've seen this Logitech MagSpeed wheel imitated but never executed as successfully. The latter two sound similar to the two scroll wheel feels offered in the Logitech MX Master 3S and 3, which is the most premium-feeling scroll wheel I've used. Those modes, Razer's announcement said, include: Standard 'for more typical in-game selections' Distinct 'for easy, definitive scrolling' Ultrafine 'for the highest number of inputs' Adaptive Scrolling 'to give less resistance the faster the wheel is scrolled' and Free Scrolling 'for always-on accelerated scrolling.' The scroll wheel on Razer's new mouse appears to take customization to a new level. Combined with other buttons on the mouse, like the scroll wheel and button south of that, there are 22 programmable inputs total-you just have to download Razer's Synapse app to make the most of them.

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