 So, one of the jokes that cameraman and I often joke about, and that he actually joked about before we started this video, is the selling point of more technology. Because I went to buy some badminton shoes once, and he was with me, and I asked the guy, what's the difference between this one and this one for $10 more? And the guy said, oh, this one, more technology. And I went, well, what other technologies do you have? He's like, oh no, it has more technology. I'm like, okay, well, I'll take the other ones, and clearly there's no difference between these shoes. So, cameraman pointed out before I started, hey, you unboxed this before. And I'm like, no, no, this is a more different one. He says, what, does it have more technology inside? I said, actually, no, it does, because, unlike the regular Razer Naga, the Razer Naga Epic Elite MMO gaming mouse features wireless technology, which is more technology, by the way, as well as interchangeable grip technology, which is, well, not really technology, it's more of an accessory. So, let's start getting this thing unboxed so that we can have a look at the product itself. This is actually an open box product at NCIX, so I won't be breaking any seals today, but you should pretty much get the point. So, the first thing we find inside is the Razer Naga Epic, which you can clearly see does not have a cord attached, more on that in a bit. Next, we actually see the base station, which has some nice weight to it, so it shouldn't move around unnecessarily if you don't want it to. Okay, taking out that piece. Razer's always so good at packaging, so what we've got in here is their usual three inches thick of documentation. Congratulations, there's no turning back, you're a Razer owner now. Razer Naga Epic grid trainer. Ooh, these are good. This is that, here you go. So, little tabs that you can put on the MMO buttons on the side to help remember which is which so you can feel where the buttons are. Quick start guide, master guide, yes, manual principal, so that would be another master guide, product catalog, and some Razer stickers. Next, we find a box. Inside the box, we find some foam. Actually, inside the box, we find a lot of good stuff. So, this is our cord. Just like the Mamba, the Naga Epic allows you, through the use of this connector right here, just like that, to switch it into a corded mouse should you so desire at any given time. Maybe your battery dies, maybe you want it to charge while you're using it, whatever the case may be, you can switch to corded if you want at any time. We also have a battery pack, nice beefy looking thing. I'm actually not quite sure how to install that, but I'm not going to worry too much about it at this time. Yeah, I'm really not going to worry too much about it at this time. Okay, we also have the other two grips. So, according to Razer, there are the three grips. There is one, the palm grip, which I guess is this one. They're not actually labeled, so that's a little challenging. Oh no, they go this way. Okay, so here we go. So, there's this. So, let's try and approximate which is which. So, I'm going to go ahead and say that this is probably the claw grip. Okay, this has got to be the classic grip. And the one that comes on it is the palm grip. So, the palm grip is a little bit wider, okay? So, that means that you can cup it better with your hand. We take that off and we put on the classic grip. That's going to be the one that the regular Naga ships with. So, it's a little bit less. You can't spread out your hand quite as much, but still quite comfortable. It's more of a three fingers on the mice and one kind of dead space, okay? And then finally, you've got the claw grip, which goes on just like that, okay? And the claw grip is intended to be used with only these two fingers actuating the buttons. Your ring finger or your pinky finger gripping the mouse on this side. And then your thumb gripping the mouse on this side. Personally, I don't feel the Naga is best suited for claw grip because you need control of your thumb for these buttons. So, it's better to be holding on to the mouse over here. Oh, sorry, claw grip. No, no, claw grip. You do still have your palm on it. I forgot. That's fingertip grip that I was thinking of. So, you can still control the buttons here. You hold the mouse here, here, here. You stabilize with your palm and you hold it also with your ring finger or pinky finger. Finally, I did happen to find where the battery pack goes when I opened it up. So, you put it in there. It goes in this way. There's a little eject button. Well, oh, I think that's the eject button. Just like that. And you can take it out should you so desire. So, it is a user replaceable battery. Just like the regular Naga, you have 12. Yes, 12 buttons on the side of the mouse which can be used to, you know, use potions or cast spells or whatever it is that you want to do. Okay, you've also got your two standard mouse buttons, your mouse wheel, two more buttons here. And on the bottom, you can actually change the mode of these buttons on the side. You can switch them to either bind to the number pad or to bind to the number keys at the top of the keyboard. You can turn the mouse on and off. It also has a pairing button which matches the pairing button on the base. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Oh, actually, hold on. No, here's one more thing. So, you can also do this. If you want to charge the mouse on the base station, you plug this in here. Put it on the base station. Boom, now it charges that way. Or you can plug it directly into the mouse. You have both of those options. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos. And thanks for checking out my video on the Razer Naga Epic.