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 Machi Akemi ᠌
I was surprised by the quality for the price.
A good copy without jambs got me the third time. There was one return and one exchange. The first had a terrible click on the right button, the second had a mowing wheel, on which, in the cut-off mode, these cut-offs were barely felt. A large percentage of marriage is the problem of the raiser. I got hooked on Razer after I was given Viper Ultimate as a gift. A super fast mouse that doesn't seem to be in your hand. She is so light. In addition, she is too short and thin for my hand. Once in the store I touched the g502 Hero from the Logic and realized that here it is perfectly in the hand. But mechanical buttons do not inspire confidence. Monitored Razer, and it turned out that Basilisk is Hero, but with much cooler stuffing. At first I took Basilisk Ultimate, but there are too many controversial decisions in it - I returned it. Then I took the V3 - a buzz) I hung the wire on the bungee, also from Razer - conveniently.
- If you remove the wire from this mouse and stick a magnetic paddle under the thumb from Basilisk Ultimate, then it will be just a dream mouse. - awesome sensor. Razer say "per pixel accuracy". It's not marketing, it's true. It's nice and slow to aim and flashshot. - nice clicks with a little elastic pre- and post-travel, optical switches; - additional thumb button (you can reassign the function to anything); - super comfortable shape (for medium and large brushes); - switching the wheel from cutoffs to free scroll by button is great. For surfing, work in office programs, the absence of cut-offs is what you need; - interestingly executed lighting, creating the feeling that the mouse is hovering over the carpet; - intuitive and beautifully made software. - very soft and light wire.
- These are not even shortcomings, but purely nit-picking-wishes. I spoke earlier. - in vain they replaced the magnetic paddle with a button. - with all its splendor, if you tried to play without a wire before, then the wire will be like a nail in your f.
