MMO players, believe me when I tell you that investing in an MMO mouse will change your life. I thought that was bullshit too, but I actually bought one and it was outrageous. I've spent about 3000 hours immersed in Final Fantasy 14 and I couldn't imagine spending that time without my trusty Razer Naga Trinity.

I was initially hesitant to spend money on a mouse for just one game, but I am so glad I did. Thanks to Black Friday, the best MMO mouse on the market is now available at a ridiculously low price. If you want to finally fix your hotbar or reduce finger acrobatics during raids, I highly recommend taking advantage of these MMO gaming mice at bargain prices.

Most importantly, I have to recommend my own personal Razer Naga Trinity for only $57 right now (opens in new tab). This mouse has saved me at least two-thirds of my Final Fantasy 14 play time (spoiler alert...). I played for quite a long time with this mouse and my hand never cramped or got tired after holding it for long periods of time; it comes with three interchangeable plates: a two-button panel similar to the Razer Basilisk, a seven-button wheel, and a traditional 12-button grid panel.

I mostly only used the 12-button panel, but those with more condensed hotbars may be more comfortable with the 7-button wheel. It is also easy to remove the plate and snap on a two-button panel for general browsing or shooting game play, although its weight and size can make the latter difficult.

The mouse has a 16,000 DPI optical sensor, which, while not as fast as other Naga mice, is fast enough to get the job done. Sensitivity is easily adjusted with two buttons on top of the mouse, but can be reprogrammed at will, unless you regularly switch DPI on the fly. I currently own quite a few Razer mice, and the Naga Trinity remains my favorite of them all.

If you want a wireless version of the Trinity, the Razer Naga Pro (opens in new tab) is also now available at a substantial discount, partly due to the recent release of the Naga Pro 2, but if you don't care about the latest offering, the Razer Naga Pro ( The main difference is that the Razer Naga Pro is wireless, and the Razer Naga Pro 2 is wireless. The main difference (aside from being wireless) is that the 7-button wheel plate has been replaced by a curved 6-button one.

If you want to ditch the interchangeable plates altogether, the Naga X is now super cheap as a wired 12-button MMO mouse; all three use Razer's Synapse software, which is both a bonus and a minus.