Review on 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 by Goro Shimada ᠌

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 uncomfortable. the ring and little fingers are simply thrown to the mercy of fate to wipe the rug and each other. I thought to take it, logitech in office design or this, the thumb pad bribed me, and how much I was mistaken. I always appreciated ergonomics in mice in the first place, but this unit has ergonomics only in the photo. For the sound of a click, a separate cauldron in hell is prepared for the developer, after a couple of hours of use it seems to me that I'm going crazy. It is inadequately loud, and gives off notes of vile, cheap, ringing Chinese plastic. The plastic of the mouse itself is just terribly cheap, but covered with a fairly high-quality soft touch and rubber bands. and the assembly as a whole is strong and monolithic. but now Chinese mice for 500 per alik are also calmly demonstrating this level of assembly. so I wouldn't call it a competitive advantage. The legs are the most common, office, rubber, which slide a little less than nothing. In general, 4-5 thousand for this mouse is an inadequate amount, I did not find anything that could cost that much money in it. even the simplest and cheapest fornication is hundreds of thousands of billions of times more convenient and of better quality than this product. Do not be fooled by marketing, do not buy such rubbish. And I just bought it . I’ll use it for a couple more days, maybe I’ll get used to it, although I think I won’t be able to get used to the sound of the click and send it to the trash. mouse production 21 years. I wouldn't be surprised if they used to make good mice, but they obviously don't now.