Basilisk V3 Customizable Ergonomic Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting - 26K DPI Optical Sensor - 11 Programmable Buttons - HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Classic Black

The Razer Basilisk V3 is an exceptional gaming mouse with outstanding responsiveness. The switches feel incredibly fast and precise, making a noticeable difference in both gaming and everyday use. The ergonomic design is extremely comfortable, even for long sessions, and the customization options allow you to fine-tune everything to your preference. The RGB lighting is a great bonus and looks amazing on the desk. Overall, a premium mouse that delivers excellent value and performance.

What do you want first? The good news or the bad news? The Good News: It's every bit as good as my Logitech G502 Hero! I'm not a gamer; but fast gamer equipment is also good for people who just want to get stuff done more quickly and more easily. I needed this mouse to troubleshoot a KVM switch. OMG!! MANY buttons! Very Ergonomic! Well-made! Handsome, even! A very good value for the money. The Bad News: It's even WORSE than the Logitech Hero mouse as far as software! And that's bad enough. All I really wanted to do was to get the lighting to stay one color to match my (Lighted) Logitech keyboard; a deep, almost violet, blue. I wanted to, at least do that so I could use it for a day or two in order to compare it to the G502 by putting it through its paces. Totally counter-intuitive. It's like you're living some software creator's dream, not doing what you want to do. After muddling my way around for awhile, I got it! Then, as I was plugging and unplugging things to try to troubleshoot the KVM switch, the lights on the mouse wouldn't come on at all when I plugged it in. To make things even more fun, the software seems to assume you're a 24/7 gamer - a true addict - and bombards you with gaming commercials almost every time you click the mouse! VERY annoying. I gave up in utter frustration and anger, and got back to my troubleshooting. The next morning, this morning, it gave me another gaming commercial AS THAT COMPUTER WAS TURNING ON, BOOTING, RUNNING THE STARTUP ITEMS!! That was all I could take. I switched back to the G502 Hero, (having finished the troubleshooting and having ordered a new KVM switch), restarted the computer (which I built using an i7-14900K and an ASRock Z790 Motherboard that NEVER crashes, a year ago, and has NO bloatware on it! That's why I was so extra insulted.) So, now I have another spare mouse in a pinch - an unlighted mouse, because I'm NOT installing that software again. Leftover Comments: It has plenty of features! It's not a bad mouse! If it had no lights, I would actually like it more! It is MUCH smoother than the G502 Hero! It has Nylon or something feet and it absolutely glides over smooth surfaces! On the other hand, it's ridiculously light! This could actually be considered a good thing unless someone has become used to a G502 Hero, which I believe, is intentionally weighted, if I remember right. It's MUCH Lighter than the Hero. Except for the fact that it's actually a very nice mouse, it would have gotten one or two stars. The software, itself, which is required to actually use all the features, definitely gets ONE STAR. After you get through the installation maze, you end up with three different suites of software installed and, even now, I can't tell you which one does what, except that all three of them put on quite a performance with commercial breaks.

To be honest they don't make mice like they used to. I remember a time where you would buy gaming mice and they would last 5 years minimum. Now a days they last a year if you are lucky. So far this mouse has worked pretty good and seems like it is holding up quite fine. I also want to point out I haven't had this for a very long time and I suspect the build quality of the mouse should last a year if this was anything like my old razor mouse. The scroll wheel is pretty solid. I like how responsive it is. I have never seen a mouse scroll wheel quite like this. Scrolling speed is pretty good. Was able to do a lot of jagged movements and noticed the mouse handled it very well in minecraft. Ergonomic of the mouse are probably the best part. I haven't used a non trackball mouse that felt this great in maybe ever. The programmable buttons I haven't used for anything since I literally have nothing to remotely use them for whatsoever. RGB is decent. Not a selling point for me that is a selling point for some people I guess. With that said I am not sure if I can recommend this just because it seems pretty good but the way gaming mice have been going I don't see this lasting more than a year. I remember a time where mice would last like a decade now they break if you look at them the wrong way. I will say the big pro to a gaming mouse is the fact it is meant for gaming. Yes you are paying a lot of money for something that will break within a year but you pretty much have no choice just because these mice have a sensor in them that is significantly way better than most mice.

I have gone through several gaming mice over the years, but the Razer Basilisk V3 is easily the most versatile and comfortable one I have used. If you are looking for a mouse that excels at competitive gaming but handles office work just as well, this is the one. The standout feature that sets this apart is the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel. You can toggle it between a tactile, clicky mode, which is perfect for precise weapon swapping in games, and a free-spin mode, which is a lifesaver for scrolling through long documents or websites. There is even a "Smart-Reel" feature in the software that automatically switches to free-spin mode when you flick the wheel quickly, then returns to tactile mode. It feels incredibly intuitive once you get used to it. The ergonomics are fantastic for right-handed users. The thumb rest is perfectly placed, allowing my hand to relax fully without dragging my thumb on the mousepad. The grip texture feels premium and remains stable, even during extended gaming sessions. I also want to highlight the optical switches. Unlike older mechanical switches that eventually develop double-clicking issues, these optical switches feel crisp, snappy, and reliable. The click actuation is instant. For customization, the Synapse software is deep. I use the "Hypershift" function to basically double the number of inputs, which is great for MMOs or complex editing macros. The underglow RGB lighting is bright and diffuses nicely on the desk, adding a really clean look to my setup. It is a flawless piece of hardware.

I'm an avid PC user and rarely replace my accessories. My mouse especially was hard to replace, as every top end mouse seems to get lighter and lighter. However, after using the Basilisk V3, I can safely say this mouse has been a perfect upgrade from my 2013 Deathadder. It weighs roughly the same, being on the heavier side for a mouse, and that's perfect for me. It's built great, has a fantastic braided cable which is smooth to the touch, it doesn't catch on corners like the older Razer cables, and the RGB is stellar. I really like the ring of RGB that goes around the base, and it's incredibly easy to edit in Razer Synapse. The mouse is also extremely comfortable. I didn't expect a thumb rest to do much, but I'll honestly miss it if I ever have to upgrade. For the price, you really can't go wrong. This mouse is incredible for its price point and well worth investing in if you like to 'feel' your mouse movements.

I've been using this mouse for about a month now. It's my first gaming mouse. It's lighter than I expected but that does not impair the use at all. The greatest strength is it's smoothness of operation. The cursor glides smoothly with small and large gestures.

Mouse muito bom, resistente, várias configurações, muito bonito. Vale a pena.

Good mouse. Made in Thailand.

カッコ良いです。バッドマンのバッドモービルみたいw 私は手が大きめで指が通り過ぎず押しやすいですが手のひらが厚い為、力が入るとマウスが前に逃げて行くので優しく触る感じで使ってます。