Review on Renewed Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed 🖱️ Wireless Gaming Mouse with 16000 DPI Optical Sensor by Mateusz Wodarczyk ᠌

Fits comfortably in my hand, which is slightly larger than the average male hand. It works without problems both with its own 2.4 GHz dongle and in conjunction with the TP-Link Archer TX50E AX3000 via BT in the conditions of a large number of wireless devices in the neighborhood: logitech keyboard, momentum TW2 Sennhian BT headphones, a router (the Internet on the computer started via Wi-Fi just through Archer, tired of wires), TV as a wireless display, smartphones with Wi-Fi. Good options for customizing a rodent for yourself through a proprietary application. For example, in Cyberpshek'77 there is no possibility of reassigning the keys to open the inventory (I) and the map (M) through the menu of the game itself, which is extremely inconvenient, because. I have to climb there a little more often than constantly. The solution is simple: in Razer Synapse we create a rodent settings profile for 77 (optional), declare keys 4 and 5 as I and M keys, respectively . Profit! 2 to 5 adjustable sensitivity levels (100-16000 DPI in steps of 50). The rodent has been eating a complete energizer AA battery (works from one piece) for 3.5 weeks of active use: 7-10 hours a day of work + games, communication via dongle (more energy-consuming than via BT). So far, I have eaten up to 60 percent. But even this is not a problem, because. Bought rechargeable batteries for the future. The wheel spins inaudibly, but with clear, pleasant cut-offs. I roll on a regular table surface, without carpets, etc. No problems were noticed. Well, there are no backlights. For me, this is a plus.