Review on Razer Basilisk V3 Customizable Gaming Mouse with Fastest Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting - 26K DPI Optical Sensor - 11 Programmable Buttons - HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Classic Black by Hideo Ebara ᠌

I paid 4,500 for this misunderstanding to be sold by Razer; however, I do not believe that this amount of money was well spent, and I do not recommend purchasing items at their full price. In the end, I presented my niece with this mouse as a gift. Its advantages are as follows: a mouse shape that is comfortable to use; a pleasant backlight; a scroll wheel that is both convenient and quiet; a soft wire that is almost imperceptible when using a mouse; and so on. - Glides more easily than model G502 on carpet. Having certain negative aspects -Tactile sensations from the mouse, as if this mouse is from Auchan for 1,000; -The sound of RMB and LMB correspond to mice from Auchan for 1,000; -The additional sniper button is pressed only when you press clearly in the center of the button, otherwise you can pump up your thumb; -In order to save the settings in the memory of the mouse, you need to dance with a tambourine, and it's not a given that you will succeed; There is almost no technical support available. The Facebook group does not provide responses to questions, but rather links to a feedback form located on an offsite website. After a fortnight has passed without a response being submitted through the feedback form, we are getting concerned. - When I compare it head-on with the G502, which has a much better sensor, everyone says that the sensor is not as clear as it should be.