Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed - Customizable Wireless Gaming Mouse (Iconic Ergonomic Form with 9 Customisable Controls, HyperSpeed Wireless, 5G Advanced 18K Optical Sensor, Chroma RGB) Black

The Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed has been a fantastic upgrade to my setup. The ergonomic shape is extremely comfortable, especially for longer gaming sessions, and the programmable controls make it easy to tailor the mouse exactly to how you play. The wireless connection is rock‑solid, it feels lightweight but still well‑built, with that classic Razer quality. The Chroma RGB lighting is a nice touch without being over the top, and battery life has been excellent so far. Switching between devices is seamless, and the overall performance feels smooth and responsive. For the price, it delivers a premium experience and a lot of flexibility. A great choice if you want a reliable, customisable wireless gaming mouse that performs brilliantly across the board.

Bought this to upgrade my PC setup and it has exceeded expectations. The sensor tracking at 1600 DPI is flawless and feels incredibly smooth. The battery efficiency is great so far at its 1000Hz setting. Personally, I much prefer a mouse that uses removable AA batteries rather than having a non-replaceable integrated battery pack. Replacing it is incredibly quick and easy; the top cover is neatly held on by magnets, so it just snaps off and back on without any brittle plastic clips to worry about breaking.

My old Razer mouse was a bit knackered battery wise, so needed to replace it. The Basilisk is a curiously moulded mouse destined for right handed people. (I think they call them ergonomic mice), but its a nice fit. In addition to standard setup, you will need synapse to make the most of the mouses functionality too. The actual setup is fairly simple, it offerse bluetooth and wireless options. the dongle is inside the mouse compartment. You need 1 AA battery, and the scroll wheel does light up to match your synapse color profile (chroma). The mouse does not really weigh a lot, is easy in the hand and in addition to two side buttons has an extra button, which you could use as a reload button. I actual didnt notice this button out of the box, but its pretty nice to have an extra larger button on the side. The Basilisk has customisable dpi and texture sides to make gripping easier as well. Battery life is dependant on many things with this mouse, but you do get a low battery warning visually (flashes red), if you need to change the battery soon. Synapse also will send you a notification if the battery needs replacing to. Note that wireless mode will typically use more battery than bluetooth option. But potentionally, you can use this mouse with two different devices, so a good way to save some money there. The scroll wheel has a nice texture and works really well for webpages or just browsing exploring. Pros: Moulded for right hand users, bluetooth and wireless option, lightweight, has extra button on side. Cons: Not designed for left handed use, wireless mode can eat a brand new battery in a week.

Use to have the Basilisk V3 wired and this one surprised me alot. Speed and response are same. Adjustments and precision are same even better. Nice addition is the BT mode but WIN11 is not the best for BT mouse recognition after sleep mode its losing the connection. This doesn't happened with Linux where BT is working fine. USB dongle just works seamless though battery life is not great around 2 months with original battery. Rechargable battery will minimise the expenses. This is kind of universal ergonomic mouse - good for gaming and also office works.

Nice mouse that works great, but had a few conflicts with Razer Axon software that was also running on the PC.

Fits nicely in the palm of the hand. Extra buttons on the side are very responsive. The software is easy to use and make it easy to customise the mouse. The mouse also has nice weight to it making it feel high quality. With heavy use the battery can run out quite quickly. About a week give or take.

edit: Mouse feels cheap and shoddy. Software is temperamental, clicks often don't go through, small movements often don't register, movement is not smooth, and the sensor jerks massively at random too even with no debris and a good clean mousemat. "Up to 285 hours battery life" is not even close either - I guess its power saving options are really good, because regular usage is closer to 140 hours (being generous) which is half of advertised. For me that equates to 13 days before replacing batteries. Bought in June. By July, I thought strongly about returning it, but kept it. It's August now and I wish I hadn't. Even for the £52 I payed on sale (its now dropped even further to £38), I would not recommend this mouse. Look elsewhere unless you're really trying to cheap out, or are such a casual user that these things don't matter to you. edit 2: 20th October now, 4 months of using. Bought replacement from elsewhere which doesn't suck. Do not buy this terrible mouse Original review: V3 X HyperSpeed Wireless. Cool. Dimensions feel misleading though, the shape of it seems better if you have small hands.

I use this mouse every day while working from home and also for gaming and it’s been spot on for both. I didn’t get on with my old Corsair mouse as the shape just never felt quite right in my hand, but this one fits much better and feels more comfortable over long sessions. I mainly use it on my PC for Football Manager, DayZ and Hell Let Loose and it handles all of them really well. It’s responsive and accurate, whether I’m managing a squad and clicking around on FM or in the middle of a firefight in the shooters. Setup was quick and simple. The lighting looks decent without being over the top, and you can adjust it if you want to match your setup. The only thing that would have made it better for me is if it was rechargeable by cable instead of running on batteries, but that’s not a dealbreaker. Overall it’s been a solid upgrade and I’d definitely recommend it if you want a mouse that’s good for both work and gaming.

Cette souris m’a immédiatement convaincu dès la première prise en main. Sa forme généreuse est parfaitement adaptée aux grandes mains : la paume est bien soutenue, les doigts se posent naturellement sur les boutons et l’on ressent un vrai confort, même après plusieurs heures d’utilisation continue. La conception est clairement **haut** de gamme : matériaux de qualité, assemblage impeccable, clics précis et molette fluide. Le tout reste pourtant étonnamment léger, ce qui permet des mouvements rapides et maîtrisés sans fatigue, que ce soit pour le travail (infographie) ou pour le jeu. Au quotidien, cette combinaison de format généreux, de poids contenu et de finitions soignées fait une vraie différence. On sent que la souris a été pensée pour offrir un maximum de confort aux grandes mains, en évitant les crampes ou les tensions dans le poignet lors des longues sessions devant l’écran. Après plusieurs mois d’utilisation, je ne lui ai pas trouvé de défaut notable : elle reste agréable, réactive et extrêmement confortable. Si vous avez de grandes mains et que vous cherchez une souris légère, bien conçue et vraiment premium, ce modèle est pour moi un excellent choix que je recommande sans hésitation.

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I have been using this mouse for the last 5 months. Disconnect itself, and it takes 10 secs to reconnect. If you keep your mouse idle and want to reuse it again, most of the time you need to wait reconnection, which takes around 10 seconds it is a real frustration. I have to buy another mouse to use uninterrupted.

I have long hands and fingers, you can say large not X large.... so the new button on the left doesnt disturb my grip, it is nice. I was afraid that it will distrub my strong grip but it is far enough. can be an issue for smaller hands. check in a store before buying if your hand is not longer than 18-19cm. it feels more premium with the matt plastic which gives a nice grip also. the plastic has more friction the pads on the bottom are designed better, glide better and have curvy edges which prevent tearing or damage.

Después de probar el Razer Basilisk v3 X Hyperspeed y el Logitech G502 Hero, puedo afirmar que el Razer ofrece una experiencia mucho más cómoda y satisfactoria. Aunque el G502 es un ratón popular, el Basilisk destaca en varios aspectos clave. Puntos fuertes del Razer Basilisk v3 X Hyperspeed: Comodidad y ergonomía: La sensación al usar el Razer es de alivio y comodidad instantánea, tanto en la forma como en el peso. Conexión inalámbrica y rendimiento: La conexión inalámbrica HyperSpeed es impecable, sin lag perceptible. Versatilidad en el peso: La posibilidad de usar pilas AAA con un adaptador o pilas AA recargables (como las Eneloop/Panasonic) permite ajustar el peso a preferencia del usuario. Deslizamiento suave: Los patines de teflón garantizan un deslizamiento fluido en cualquier superficie. Calidad de construcción y materiales: La calidad de los materiales y la construcción es notablemente superior al G502 Hero. Duración de la batería: La batería tiene una duración excepcional, que se puede extender aún más ajustando o apagando la iluminación de la rueda central. Puntos débiles: Software limitado: El software Razer Synapse no permite asignar funciones a los clics laterales de la rueda, lo cual es una limitación importante para usuarios que dependen de esta función. Conclusión: A pesar de la limitación del software en la asignación de botones, el Razer Basilisk v3 X Hyperspeed supera al Logitech G502 Hero en comodidad, rendimiento y calidad general. Lo recomiendo ampliamente a quienes buscan un ratón inalámbrico de alta calidad y ergonomía superior.