Razer Basilisk Ultimate Hyperspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock: Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch - 20K DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB - 11 Programmable Buttons - 100 Hour Battery - Classic Black Review

This is the MOST uncomfortable mouse I've ever held in my hand. and I kept a lot of mice, starting with square three-button ones. It seems that this is a children's mouse (3-10 years old) under a child's hand. I'm not bully, I have the most average hand. the mouse is terribly thin, the thumb pad has an uncomfortable rib at the base that rests on the palm and infuriates throughout the entire period of use. the groove for the finger is inadequately deep, which makes the grip MAXIMUM…

The cons are minor due to the low price. I took it to work in CAD (2D and 3D), it copes with its task perfectly (but I would like more auxiliary programmable buttons).

I chose a battery-powered mouse so as not to bathe with battery charging. Having had a sad experience with the g305, I decided to take a little more. The g305 has hard and resonant clicks, even the fingers get tired, a small body, the hand hurt after it. Six months later, the left button failed. Although the g305 sensor rolls on any surface, which the raiser cannot do. And the roller of the g305 is softer than that of the raiser, but this is subjective. If the raiser does not die in six months…

The idea is great, but the implementation is lame, maybe they have optimized it. it was my first Razer and it looks like the last one. To the above, I'll add the little things: - Glide gaps clog up in minutes out of the box, although other mice on this mat do not experience such problems for months (the mat is clean) -The back was either worn from the factory. did it get worn out after 30 minutes of use? - For a battery-powered mouse, it is quite light, when compared with a battery-powered…

Used half a year. In terms of build quality, materials, weight, I am completely satisfied, although I am picky and chose for a long time. For me, it is important how the weight lies in the hand, and so without wires. Chose between zowie fk-2, g pro wireless, basilisk essential. The sensor is here (who cares) sort of like PixArt 3369 There is a sense of thoughtfulness in the details. Starting from the box, magnets on the mouse cover and convenient software, ending with a hollow wheel, rubber…

Satisfied with the purchase - I was looking for a reliable wireless gaming mouse. Ergonomic. Before that, I used the old wired Logitech, did not take Logitech for games because of the reviews about the large number of double clicks. I don't know yet how long the battery will last. I actively use my computer (including games) for about 13 hours a day. For about a week, the Energizer Max battery ran out (it was in the box with the mouse, so it is not known what charge it was). Now changed to…

I bought it as not at all the main one, purely for rare cuts on a laptop in front of a TV set. As the main one - an excellent combination of price and quality, but you risk taking it for a very short time.

This is my first wireless mouse. Impressions literally immediately after installation. I think that I will ate the review in the future, but for now I will say that budget gaming mice are of course budget gaming mice . The feeling is much worse compared to models from 5500 and higher. For picky gamers in the FPS and Moba genres, the model may not work.

I'm probably behind the times, but when mice for that kind of money have a double-click in a few months, and a "like-gaming" mouse from a Chinese non-name for 800 works for several years without interruption, it's very sad. I am disappointed in Razer, I do not recommend taking it.

Since I used one month, then another month of this (the same model), so far I can say little. We hear the backlash of the buttons, but what's the difference when I get a response in games like from a wired mouse with ease and the absence of wires? I bought it with bonuses for 3300, which is a penny for such a product, and if in a year it will die, it will be a pity and not very much, because I don’t have confidence in the raiser, BUT I recommend this model as the one who works and plays most of

The design is controversial, too high for me. Before that, I used Microsoft Sculpt Comfort mice for 5-7 years, there were 3 of them, but due to the poor quality of the buttons, they began to fail more and more often, the latter worked for half a year and the left key began to rattle. Decided to try something new. To be honest, I'm a little upset, I could have taken 2 Microsoft Sculpt Comfort with their current quality, it would have been enough for a year: D but I would not have experienced…

According to the box, I expected the mouse to be smaller than its brothers, but it is full-sized. All the parameters necessary for a lazy player, more than an office worker, it has. It looks just beautiful - I want to brag about it despite the fact that I already have a wired PC raiser, but this one is much prettier. Setting up with a laptop via BT was very simple. Sometimes it falls asleep when you work with text for a long time without touching it. I forgot to turn off BT once when turning…

I've been using the mouse for a little over a year now. Duracell batteries last for 2 months of daily use. For half a year there were no double clicks, the wheel works great, but the sensitivity of the cursor and software is a problem. 1. Randomly (uncontrollably) the surface calibration setting in Razer Synapse flies. I tried to reinstall the software, tried to connect it to another computer, the results are the same - the settings are lost. As a result, the mouse cursor starts to work…

16,000 dpi is very noticeable to me. Fluency is very good. I also noticed that with this mouse I began to aim more accurately. It caught my eye. Accuracy of pointing the mouse with a sharp movement. That is, it has become somehow easier to do quick manipulations and you immediately get where you need to go. This is noticeable when working with small objects, in games, and so on. Before it was a Razer Taipan mouse and there was nothing like that on it. I think it's all because of the lightness…

I chose a wireless mouse for a long time, considered it up to 12k, and everyone had some kind of shortcomings, judging by the reviews and reviews. I bought this one because of the price and exactly the same shortcomings as in mice up to 12k. Everything is quite satisfied, this is definitely the best mouse that I have used. It lay almost perfectly in my hand, I have a slightly crooked grip of the mouse, for those who have a standard grip, I think it will do in my hand like a glove. I’ve been…

I bought this mouse for 3900, it seemed ideal for its price. I needed wireless. In general, the clarity of the mouse is amazing, but for 2 months I could not get used to its ergonomics. The right button is much lower than the left button, the mouse seems to be narrow, the buttons click loudly, and the sound is so-so. Nowhere to put the little finger. The hand gets tired quickly. Maybe of course this is purely my opinion, but for 2 months it was never used.

I was able to get this device for 1800, the ultimate thing for my money. The lid on magnets pleases, it would seem a simple solution, but wildly convenient. The rubber on the case is tenacious and quite pleasant, like the material of the main buttons, rough matte plastic. She came to replace the G305 from the logs where LMB and RMB were ordered to live. It's sad, the mouse was good, but the basilisk, both in shape and in its performance characteristics, suits me much more, if you have to change

Some pros: After my previous purchase of a mouse from a different vendor did not go as planned, I increased my spending limit and opted to obtain this one. In a broad sense, there are no major problems. Having this drawback: It has loud and tight keys, the wheel seems like it came from a well, and when you turn the mouse it makes a cracking sound but not a significant one.

The mouse is quite good, however the fact that it can be purchased through AliExpress when registering on the manufacturer's website is no longer accessible is a bit disappointing. I'm not sure, but it's possible that this is the norm.

I put magnets 3mm thick under the legs of the back cover, the cover became higher and began to rest against the palm, so much more convenient. And then they did the front like the g502 and the back like the deadadder. If I could order from someone so that a larger lid would be printed on a 3D printer for me, it would be generally a thrill.