🖱️ Razer Basilisk Ultimate/Basilisk V2/Basilisk X Hyperspeed Mouse Grip Tape: Enhanced Anti-Slip Self-Adhesive Design - Pre-Cut for Better Control Review

The next day I had a full 4-6 hour gaming session with and without capture tape. My mouse literally kept slipping out of my hands day and night (I'm sure it's also due to the way I'm holding it, but I wasn't paying enough attention to see what it was or what it all meant). The grip tape doesn't necessarily stick to your fingers, which is good, it lets you easily hold the mouse while it bounces across the table. One note: It's easy to install, but DON'T TAKE YOUR TIME. It's designed to be like…

Touch: soft and pleasant to the touch. Stiffer than the rubber pads you already have on your mouse, but softer than the photos would suggest. They feel comfortable and, as an added bonus, don't leave fingerprints on the mouse. Application and fit: fit very well. Simple app, just take your time. Put the grip on the mouse and level it by pressing on one side at a time. It's easy to pull and try again if you get it wrong and it won't break the adhesive. They don't seem to leave any traces. A great

I bought the "Razer Viper Mini" when it first came out. i love mouse It improved my gaming skills. However, it was a bit slippery due to the plastic cover. When I saw this Razer Mouse Grip Tape I bought it without hesitation. The result is so good. After applying this tape, the Viper Mini fits my mouse snugly. I no longer feel slippery. Although a bit pricey, it's worth a try if you're a very competitive player.

Comfortable grip so my sweaty hands don't slip over the mouse. I wish the ribbon was RGB, but we can't have a perfect world.

Extremely grippy and installation was no problem even when I had to rip it off and reattach one of the handles. On Basilisk Ultimate, the left and right clicks are too slippery and my fingers keep slipping when making fast movements. The Basilisk X Hyperspeed's left and right clicks are a bit more tactile, so I can get by without them. I have a Viper Mini for my boyfriend and his fingers keep slipping because it's a smaller mouse. Adding grips allowed him and I to use it properly.

I was about to part with DA. Every kind I've used hasn't felt comfortable. Once I was able to find a comfortable grip and pick the mouse up, my grip changed. Or pushing the buttons would change my grip. I would describe these grips as similar to 2000 NIKE OG footballs that felt like they were glued, but that really wasn't the case. I used rubbing alcohol to wipe all the oil off the mouse and glued it on. I recommend that you place 1 and 2 starting with straight lines along the mouse wheel. Then

At first I was very hesitant to buy tape. Since I've had the Viper Mini, I've lost my grip as my hands can sweat easily. The amount of focus I used to accurately line up the recording tape on the mouse was a task I wish there wasn't an easier way but I'm picky. In terms of feel, it feels like rubber with a touch of stickiness, making the fingertips feel like they're attached to a mouse. The only issue I had was the grooves in the strap design. Dirt or grime can get in between the grooves and…

Damn cool. But damn, they mean a lot to me. As a semi-professional RUST player, I found that all those hours spent smoking fools and robbing bases really got on my hands and wrists. It's not easy to play computer games for hours and still feel comfortable. It was a really nice improvement on my mouse's comfort, and also added a nice, positive grip and surface for tactical play. should last about 6 months or more per set. It will be difficult for you to buy a sheet of this material, cut it…

TLDR: When performance matters and you're looking for something reliable, this is it. If you're looking for something that's thick, soft and fits your mouse, look elsewhere. If you have a lot of mice that need duct tape, one pack will do. I bought a universal tape. This tape is thinner than things like BT.L, which is a positive. It feels just as grippy and lower for a mouse. I find that any griptape will do the trick, but the thinner the better. I have enough large and small hex dots to use on…