to try the G600. Here are some highlights from each mouse that I'd like to point out, so you don't make the same dumb buyer's regret mistake I did for having 4 MMO gaming mice.

-G600 is bigger and as a result feels clunkier. You do get used to it though after extended use but it definitely doesn't feel as "agile" as the Naga. I've compared this side by side swapping between the two for an hour. A bigger hand would enjoy the G600 more but if you have small hands/fingers, it may not be for you.

-G600 has an extra "modifier" key (aka "G Shift") built into the mouse (to the right of mouse-2 button). But pressing this feels very stiff and is not anymore useful than just using the shift/ctrl modifier on your keyboard. I can't imagine it improving your gameplay at all. If you're bent on using this, it will take many hours to get used to pressing this modifier button in conjunction with the other buttons at the same time. It's very gimmicky. If you're using it for WoW, I would use this button not as a modifier but as a regular button for game-interface (like pulling up a map, bag, or inventory)

-G600 buttons are MUCH bigger than the Naga. This is both a pro and con. It is much easier for your fingers to find the right key on the G600 but at the same time, because the keys are so big, it feels more clunky and slower to press than the Naga. This would be more applicable if you're a competitive meta-gamer / PvPer and every second counts.

-G600 has TWO "indicator bumps" for your thumb to realize where it is at. It is on "5" key and the "8" key and it feels sharp and very easy to find. The Naga does not have ANY indicator bump (yes, even the brand new Naga Chroma I have). I think the design choice for the Naga was to bank on muscle memory and not for your thumb having to find the bump every-time.

In summary, the Naga is a smaller mouse and because the keys are smaller, its much faster to do combos/skill rotations on the Naga. The Naga just feels more agile but you will have a harder time with hitting the right keys you're intending. Muscle memory and learning the Naga will take much longer than your finger muscles learning the G600. The buttons on the G600 are much more stiff when compared side-by-side, especially the G-Shift modifier AND the two "mouse4" and "mouse5" buttons on top of the mouse.

I'm at a loss for which I like better because they both do have their pros and cons. Goodluck choosing.

-G600大一些，因此感觉要笨重一点。尽管长时间的使用过后，你已经习惯了，但是但它还是不如娜迦那样“敏捷”。我已经花了两个小时比较了它们之间的并排交换功能。手大一些的用G600款会好一些，但是如果你的手比较小的话，它可能不适合你。

-G600有一个额外的“修饰”键（又名“G Shift”），在内置鼠标里（鼠标右键2按钮）。但是按下这个按键感觉会非常僵硬，并不比在键盘上使用 shift 或者 ctrl 的修改键更有用。我觉得它不会改善多少你电脑的游戏性能。如果你想要用这个的话，那么习惯于同时按下这个修改器按钮和其他按钮将需要花费你很多时间。它非常的迷惑人。如果你玩的是魔兽世界，我不会将这个按钮作为修改器，而是只会把它作为游戏界面的常规按钮（比如拿起地图，背包或者库存）

-G600按钮比Naga的要大得多。这个既有优点也有缺陷。你使用G600上可以更容易找到正确的钥匙，但同时，由于钥匙比较大，用起来感觉比Naga更笨重一点，反应更慢一些。如果你是一个有竞争力的元玩家或者是 PvPer的话，游戏的每一秒都是重要的，这个用起来就更好一些。

-G600有两个“显示手指按钮”的地方，可以让你知道你的拇指应该放在哪里。它是“5”键和“8”键，感觉清晰，很容易找到的。娜迦没有任何的指标凹凸（是的，即使是全新的娜迦款鼠标）。我认为纳迦的设计选择是为了形成用户的肌肉记忆，而不是让你的拇指每次都找到凹凸。

总而言之，娜迦是一只较小的鼠标，因为钥匙更小，它在娜迦组合和技能旋转中使用起来都要快得多。不过娜迦只是感觉更敏捷一点，但是要打点击中你想要的正确钥匙的话，会困难一点。肌肉记忆和学习使用娜迦鼠标的时间要比学习G600的手指肌肉记忆练成的时间要长得多。 但是G600上的按钮在并排比较时要僵硬一点，特别是G-Shift修饰符和鼠标顶部的两个“mouse4”和“mouse5”的按钮。

我其实有点纠结，因为他们都有自己的优点和缺点。 希望你能自己做出好的选择。