Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro Optical Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Wireless - Black

Excellent mouse: Lightweight, ergonomic, classy RGB. This mouse has it all, feels nice on the hand, works well for gaming and browsing, and comes with nice, thick cables for the price, good battery life, and lots of connection options.

The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is a top-tier wireless gaming mouse that combines precision, comfort, and customization into a single, sleek package. With its powerful sensor, ergonomic design, 11 programmable buttons, and the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, it’s perfect for both competitive gaming and everyday use. However, its premium price and relatively heavier weight might give pause to some buyers. That said, if you’re a serious gamer looking for a feature-packed, highly customizable mouse, the Basilisk V3 Pro is a worthy investment. Pros: Ergonomic, customizable design with 11 programmable buttons HyperScroll Tilt Wheel for versatile scrolling modes Low-latency wireless performance Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor for extreme precision Stunning 13-zone Chroma RGB lighting Multiple connectivity options Qi wireless charging compatibility Cons: High price point Heavier than some competitors Optional accessories can add to cost Not suitable for left-handed users Battery life diminishes with heavy RGB use Rating: 9/10

I’ve been a long time G502 user and after several breaking or just plain not working after a while I decided to make the switch and let me say, I’m loving this mouse! I prefer heavier mice so if you’re one of those folks who like their mice to feel like air this isn’t it. It’s not as heavy as my G502 with all the weights but it’s still got some good heft. I do miss the two extra buttons to the left of the LMB but it’s not a dealbreaker. The switches are snappy and crisp, and the under glow is a nice touch, but the thing I love the most is the adaptive scroll wheel. Such a sick feature! Rather than clicking the toggle button on the G502, the adaptive mode keeps it notched for gameplay or small scrolls when I’m working, and then as soon as you try to scroll far, it will unlatch and freewheel, it’s honestly the best. It’s also completely software driven so you can set it to notched only or freewheel only if that’s what you prefer. Overall, if you like a mid-high weight mouse, mostly play FPS games, enjoy some RGB, need a handful of extra buttons, crave that notched/freewheel combo, and can afford it, this is the mouse for you. If you like super light mice, play MMORPGs or other macro heavy games, or don’t like the price, this isn’t for you.

I’ve been using this mouse for a couple of weeks now — and it’sFeels great in the hand, excellent precision, and the sensitivity can be adjusted on the fly. The RGB lighting looks awesome but isn’t distracting. Connects instantly and hasn’t lost connection once. In games, it’s a beast — especially in shooters. Only downside: the clicks could be a bit quieter, but that’s a small thing.

Razer arguably makes the best products and this mouse is no disappointment. It is THE BEST all around multifunctioning mouse. It has all the buttons you could want, Hyper scroll wheel, RGB, Bluetooth switch for multiple devices, the skates float and mouse clicks/buttons are crisp. Scroll wheel is solid and hyper scroll is so smooth. Thumb rest is great and gives you more control, imo. If you want the best and can afford it, just go ahead and buy it. I like the weight of it. I'm used to the Orochi which is small and less features but good price/quality if you want a light AA/AAA battery powered mouse. I like the rechargeable and that it's C charger which I normally have accessibly on my desk. I feel this weight is easier to control for precise gaming but that's coming from a scuff controller player. I've only had it a couple days but it's met all my expectations so far right out of the box and makes PC time more enjoyable for work and play.