Upgrade Your Gaming Experience With Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Mouse - Customizable, Fast Optical Switches, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Programmable Buttons, Chroma RGB, And More! Review

I have always strayed away from wireless mice. Mainly because of the bad experiences when they first hit the market. Razer has proven that it has come a long way.It just feels good in the hand. It molds to your hand for a comfortable grip, leading to a more relaxed grip.The RGB is a great touch for those that enjoy RGB lighting. It is at the perfect brightness to not distract, but give a nice ambiance to your setup.The adjustable scroll wheel was more helpful that I thought it would be. It goes

Just like the Basilisk mice that came before it, it is one of the most comfortable mouse shapes you can find (if you are right handed). The Logitech like free spinning mouse wheel is great, the RGB accents are subtle but beautiful, and the buttons are mostly in a good place if you have big hands. But strangely, the option to swap the "sniper” button for different lengths have been removed and the default length isn’t nearly long enough for my thumb to reach.

First off, let me say I was a long time Razer mouse user of the DeathAdder line but started having issues with them and the right mouse button not working or random double clicks after a while so I changed over to the Logitech G502 Hero mouse a few years ago and have been using it so I will do my comparison between those 2 mice.The Logitech Hero is a little heaver and doesn't slide as easily as the Razer Basilisk on my large full desk mousepad. Love the RGB under glow on the Basilisk that gives

The Razer Basilisk V3Pro is the most advanced mouse Razer has released to date. It has 30K DPI Optical Sensor which is a little overkill, but it's definitely the most advanced among mouses. My favorite thing about the mouse is the tactile vs free spin hyper scroll. You can switch between individual clicks and to infinite spin in the click of a button. Don't bother testing it when it's not connected, it only works when you are connected via cord, Bluetooth, or dongle. The mouse click is extra…

Christmas present returned. Thanks Razor.Ordered this for a present. Opened and could see the factory tape had been carefully cut as it had been opened. Opening the box the flaps had a bend to it. To top off the scroll wheel was defective as the speed button did not work. Definitely a return that had been reshipped. Going back to Corsair, never should’ve tried to change what already worked.

Solid device, but $160 isn't worth it. There's much better mice for $100. This doesn't add anything, that the others don't already have. Ergonomics are poor. Needs more controls, just a lackluster product. If it was $100, it'd be more appealing, but still not good enough

Mouse is very nice. Comfortable, light, nice bright colours, HOWEVER, the battery life with RGB on isnt the best. To get the battery life to last a good while before charging, one would need to disable the RGB and use just the mouse. One plus however is the charging speed. Fully charges within 1 hour. Overall good mouse.

Absolutely garbage components, one week later the usb wireless dongle stopped working entirely. $160 for a wireless mouse that no longer works wirelessly.