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 Ka Sem ᠌

In October of 2022, I went out and purchased this mouse since I was desperate for something that was both wireless and reliable. Following extensive research and consideration, I decided to go with this mouse. In order: 1) Have had some kind of painful experience. Fig agrees with him regarding the design (I am a proponent of classical forms), but as for me, this form is not practical because the fingers lie virtually perpendicular to the table. For my part, I adore it if there is plenty circumference. On the other hand, it took me approximately a week to become used to it. 2) If you conduct your work through bluetooth, the connection frequently becomes sluggish. Nevertheless, for the time being, this only applies to the 2.4 radio signal, which functions more steadily and practically never freezes. After five months of consistent use, it has now begun to freeze as well. On multiple occasions, the mouse just stopped functioning while this signal was present. It was necessary for me to restart the computer. 3) One month's worth of work can be accomplished using the batteries provided using a signal of 2.4. It turns out that one year requires twelve batteries. In general, at first I was rather pleased, the mouse was suitable for both work and play, and it worked quite steadily. However, more frequent freezes caused by a 2.4 signal leave an unpleasant aftertaste in my mouth. Bluetooth is not a viable alternative at this time.