Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 30K DPI Sensor, Gen-3 Optical Switches, 13-Zone Chroma RGB, 13 Programmable Controls, 3 Connection Modes, Black

Ok, I've compared this mouse with its closest rival, the Logitech G502 X. If you're trying to decide between the two, this review might be the most helpful to you. *Feel:* Both mice have a very comfortable feel. My hands are on the larger side so I've always preferred an ergonomic mouse instead of the "claw-grip" type mice. Both mice achieve this. The Razer is very comfortable to me. The Logitech mouse was initially uncomfortable, but it has an additional feature, which is that the clutch button can be popped off and reversed or even completely eliminated to make room for your thumb. Simply reversing that button made it very comfortable for me. I'd say these mice tie on comfort. *Glide:* Both mice glide smoothly on the trackpad. Perhaps the Logitech has a slight edge on smoothness, but really they're both good. *Buttons:* Both mice have excellent buttons. Again, if I was to say which I prefer as far as the quality of the click, perhaps it would be the Logitech again, but it's a negligible difference. I prefer the Logitech's clutch button, but both are really good. *Scroll Wheel* On this point, the Razer crushes it in my opinion. The Logitech scroll wheel is extremely heavy when in ratcheting mode. It's just so unsatisfying. Perhaps I got a bad one. But the Razer's ratcheting mode is very smooth and yet you can definitely still feel the clicking feeling. Both mice have a really good smooth-scroll mode, but the Logitech's is a little harder to activate and feels a little clunky in that regard. *Misc Features:* I like the customizability of RGB lighting for both mice. I'm not a huge fan of the snake logo on the Razer so I was able to turn that off. When my computer is locked it still lights up which is a bit annoying, but not a huge deal. The Razer also has a really cool effect when you wake it up. It makes a "click" as if someone is clicking the mouse. At first it freaked me out, but it's actually quite cool. *Battery:* The Logitech wins again on battery life, by quite a bit. Since I use my computer a lot for work, I plug the Razer in every evening. It's not really a big deal because I would probably plug it in every night anyways, and it has more than enough power for a full day. But if battery size is important to you, the Logitech definitely wins on that point. *Summary:* In the end, I returned the Logitech. The scroll wheel was driving me crazy. If it weren't for that it would have been the winner, but I really like this Razer mouse and I'm very happy with it.

Good mouse, pricey for a mouse however these higher model mouse’s last quite a while as I know from previous experience with Razer. They also are great if your hardcore gamer needing lightning fast sensors. Even normal use they are very nice and smooth. The free spin wheel on this is very cool. For any use these mice are good. Worth the money for more reasons than stated here. Razer makes good stuff. The last mouse I had from them looked like a fighter jet and came in a clear plastic case, and that lasted about 10 years. What more is to be said? Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Also yes. Bluetooth connectivity is great. Using its usb chip that comes in the box is also great. 0 noticeable input delay. Even with low battery.

Mouse works great. Connecting to my Windows PC using the included dongle. Battery life isn't as great as other mice, but the RGB lights are worth that cost to me. I purchased the charging puck accessory which allows it to charge on my Anker wireless pad that I use for other electronics too.

This mouse design is extremely similar to another top popular brand I've used before, so it was easy to get used to, but once I actually used it, I realized how much better it is. It's very fast and responsive, charges fast, and has nice RGB lights. The grip on the sides are very tactile and the clicks are satisfying. The battery lasts a few days and I just charge it before bed so it's perfect. My FPS aim and 180° turns have improved dramatically and so has my general PC use, I rarely "misclick" with this mouse! The weight is perfect for me, some people think it's too heavy, but I have a heavy hand so it's great for me. Compared to my old brick wireless mouse that used a AA battery, this is super light. My ONLY complaint as that the mouse wheel clicks a bit too easily, and when scrolling in something like File Explorer, I tend to accidentally push too hard and open a new tab. The scroll wheel otherwise is amazing, and the left/right wheel buttons are very responsive and makes swapping tabs and scrolling quickly very easy. I don't use the auto hyper scroll feature because I'm worried about the mechanism wearing down so I stick to manual, but the manual press feels logical and not physical, meaning it seems to activate as a logical switch function and not as a depressed switch like my other old mouse (it's not a physical button lock). I'm completely sold on the new optical switches, and I'm never going back to my previous favorite brand after this. I saw some people calling Razer a "luxury brand" or a "sponsor brand", but that's definitely not the impression I got with this mouse. It's as awesome as it looks! The white color is beautiful and looks great glowing on top of my desk.

Bought this Razer Basilisk V3 Pro for my son and he’s been loving it! The mouse feels super premium and the customizable controls make it perfect for gaming and even homework (he actually uses those extra buttons for shortcuts and macros). The scroll wheel is super smooth and the RGB lighting looks amazing. He loves tweaking the colors. Performance-wise it’s flawless. The tracking is accurate, there’s zero noticeable lag and it feels great in hand. He says it’s comfortable even after hours of Fortnite or Minecraft sessions. My only gripe and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the battery life. It’s decent but it doesn’t quite hit the mark promised especially if you’re using the RGB lights. We have to charge it more often than expected so keep that in mind if you’re a heavy gamer or forgetful about plugging things in. Overall, highly recommend this for any serious gamer especially if you want top-notch features and customization. Just be ready to keep that charging cable nearby!

I've been using it for one month; I'll update again in six months. So far, this mouse is fantastic in every capacity: comfort, functionality, and the buttons and scroll wheel feel great. The only major area that needs testing is durability, which is most important in my opinion. So far, it's had zero issues, but time will tell.

I bought this mouse to replace an aging Logitech wireless mouse that has seen been discontinued. The hardware itself is well-built and comfortable. The mouse has a "feature" that puts itself to sleep after so many minutes, and this feature cannot be disabled. Not being able to disable this is a bad software design, and many people complain about this in various online forums. It takes getting used to the fact that I have to shake my mouse to wake up. If this had been the only issue, I could have learned to adjust. But no, the overall experience quickly went downhill from there. The software nagged me about a firmware update, so I gave in and installed it. Now, the mouse does not shake awake. I have to physically turn it off and back on once it goes to sleep. And again, the software will not let this feature be disabled to work around this firmware issue. I contact support via email form submission, and explain this issue, filling out the long list of information Razer asks for as part of opening a support ticket. Over a week goes by and I finally get a response from Support Person A, who provides me a link to a help webpage on how to charge the mouse. That's not the issue so I reply back stating such. A day later, I get another reply from Support Person B with another link to another webpage that explains that its best to turn the mouse off when charging it, and explains how to do that. Again, I reply back saying they are not reading my issue, and I reiterate the issue to them. Today, I get another response from Support Person C that asks me to fill out all the demographics and purchase info I provided in the first email, which all that info is already in the email thread. It has become clear their support people do not want to take the time to work on an issue, and rather send cookie-cutter form responses hoping that I either go away, or the ticket lands on someone else's queue to deal with.

This thing is buttery smooth and I'm so glad I got it. Try to save a bit of money and get a used one if you can. Pro: Great customization options using Synapse, scroll wheel is nice and smooth or clicky depending on how you set it up, good battery life, usb-c for charging or wired connection. Cons: It's very light mouse, but I know a lot of people like that. I wish it was just a little bit bigger.