Specifications
Lighting TypeRGBMaximum Sensitivity35000 dots per inchNumber of Buttons (Total)11Connection TypeWireless
Key Specs
Lighting TypeRGBMaximum Sensitivity35000 dots per inchNumber of Buttons (Total)11Connection TypeWireless
General
Product NameBasilisk V3 Pro 35K Wireless Ergonomic Gaming Mouse with HyperScroll Tilt Wheel and Chroma RGB LightingBrandRazerModel NumberRZ01-05240100-R3U1ColorBlackColor CategoryBlack
Features
Mouse TypeGamingLighting TypeRGBCustomizable LightingYesMaximum Number of Memory Profiles5
Performance
Mouse OperationTilt wheel, Button(s)Mouse Grip StyleErgonomicHandednessRight-handedTracking MethodOpticalMaximum Sensitivity35000 dots per inchNumber of Buttons (Total)11Number of Thumb Buttons3Number of Programmable Buttons11
Connectivity
Connection TypeWirelessWireless ConnectivityBluetooth, Radio Frequency (RF - 2.4 Ghz/Low Latency)Operating System CompatibilityWindows, MacPlug and Play OperationYes
Power
Mouse Power SourceBattery-poweredRechargeable Battery (Mouse)YesWireless ChargingYesCharging Interface(s)USB-ABattery ChemistryLithium-ion
Included
Mouse Pad IncludedNo
Dimensions
Product Height1.68 inchesProduct Length5.13 inchesProduct Width2.96 inchesProduct Weight166 grams
Warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts2 yearsManufacturer's Warranty - Labor2 years
Other
UPC840272914878
Set your immersion to maximum with the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K—a wireless ergonomic RGB gaming mouse that’s more advanced and customizable than ever. Featuring our most precise sensor and scroll wheel with deeper configuration options, playing your way just took on a whole new meaning.
Configurable Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel
Choose between tactile cycling and smooth, free-spin scrolling, or auto-switch between them based on your scroll speed in Smart-Reel mode—now configurable on Synapse.
Razer Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-2
Experience best-in-class tracking performance on a wider variety of surfaces including glass, supported by intelligent functions and 1-DPI step adjustments for more granular aim and control.
Up to 140 Hours on Razer HyperSpeed Wireless
Enjoy smooth, lag-free performance for non-stop play or unlock a true 8000 Hz polling rate with the Razer Mouse Dock Pro or HyperPolling Wireless Dongle (both sold separately).
13 Customizable Controls
Assign an endless combination of commands and macros across 13 easy-access controls—including its acclaimed multi-function trigger—to execute essential actions like push-to-talk, ping, and more.
13-Zone Chroma Lighting with Full Underglow
Customize each zone from over 16.8 million colors and countless lighting effects, and experience greater immersion as they react dynamically with over 200 Chroma-integrated games.
Razer Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3
From an improved 90-million click lifecycle with zero double-clicking issues, to a blistering 0.2 ms actuation with no debounce delay, enjoy reliability and speed that outshines all others.
What's Included
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K
HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter
USB Type A to USB Type C Cable
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Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars with 21 reviews
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Razer Mouse
Good mouse. Very heavy (when compared to my old death adder pro) and the clicks are rather loud so keep that in mind if you are gaming late in the hours. The clicks also require a decent amount of force to push down so repetitive click motions while gaming can cause finger fatigue - at least for me. I wish it came with the razer charging puck but it does not. You will need to get the razer dock pro for wireless charging which includes the puck. Problem is that best buy does not sale that here. Overall the mouse is okay but you'll be spending over $200 if you want this mouse and the razer dock pro with wireless charging. I wish there was a nice bundle but there isn't any here at BBuy. So price is rough.
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Posted by Chan
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Razer Sharp Updatee of a Classic
Razer has been making gaming mice for as long as I remember PC gaming with their iconic Boomslang, Mamba and Death Adder designs. But arguably the most iconic iteration of the modern gaming mouse is the G502, to which the Basilisk V3 Pro is the answer to. Right away, the resemblance is uncanny as both the G502 X Plus and Basilisk V3 Pro share nearly identical shape and design cues. The similarities are undeniable but there are also significant differences. These are both heavy and larger mice, suited more for claw grip gamers who want the mouse to fill their hands a bit more and provide some arch and palm support. They both have a left thumb wing to prevent your thumb from dragging as well as the pronounced middle finger peninsula. On the G502 X, Logitech has fused the LMB and RMB while the Basilisk still has an indentation beyond the mouse wheel. The materials used are slightly different as well. The G502 has a much smoother body overall with a lightly textured rubberized thumb rest while the Basilisk has a textured body and a much more textured thumb rest as well. The buttons all feel quality on both mice, but the Basilisk is a bit louder and deeper on clicks and take a little more pressure to press, largely bc it seems as if the button material is thicker plastic. Basilisk wheel is larger and more textured rubber entirely, while the G502 has a smooth rubber tread on the wheel with metal edges. Both mice have tilt wheels that can be mapped as buttons, as well as the ability to go from free scroll to notched scrolling by pressing the button below the wheel. The G502 has 2 additional buttons on the left side of the LMB that are default mapped to changing DPI settings, but you can remap these to extra buttons which is useful if you need them especially for games like MMOs. In terms of aesthetics, both mice are stunning, especially in white. The Basilisk clearly takes the cake here with the light up Razer logo, wheel and underglow. Soooo crisp looking. Underneath, you can also stow the 2.4 USB receiver on both mice, which is a nice touch if you travel or store the mouse and don’t want to lose the dongle. So here’s two pretty significant divergences that may sway you in one direction or another. The Basilisk has a BIG advantage over the G502 because it supports BLUETOOTH. This effectively gives you two mice in one package because you can quickly switch between two devices, like your work laptop and your gaming desktop at home, without needing a KVM or 2nd set of peripherals. Especially if you also use a wireless keyboard that also supports BT and 2.4 RF functionality. Massive game changer and awesome to see on the Basilisk. Corsair also supports this on some of their mice and it’s a great feature. The G502 has another trick up its sleeve however that is fantastic, which is PowerPlay, which allows you to charge wirelessly while just mousing normally, as a charging puck is inserted in the mouse that uses capacitive charging to charge the mouse. The Basilisk has an aftermarket charging stand that will run you $70, but you have to physically place the mouse on the charging stand. It is magnetic and effortless to place and remove it, also looks fantastic. Ultimately it will come down to price and preference, they are both premium looking and feeling charging solutions and you can’t go wrong with either. In the end it may come down to which peripherals you already own and which software you prefer. Razer’s Synapse is excellent and works great with their keyboards. You can set DPI sensitivity, map buttons, change RGB color and scheme all through the app and it works flawlessly. Lastly, durability has always been a huge concern on mice, as they tend to fail over time with the dreaded double click or ghost click/drag as the mechanical switches wear down and fail over time. G502 fixed this with their latest optical mechanical switches and I’ve been using mine for 2 years without any signs of breaking down. The Basilisk uses Razer’s Gen3 Optical mouse switches so I’d expect similar performance and durability from them. The bundle looks amazing as you’d expect with super premium usb-c cables, a tiny usb-a dongle and even a non-slip receiver mount. If you love Razer but love that G502 feeling and design, then the Basilisk V3 has got you covered. 35K sensor may be overkill but it is there if you need it. This mouse looks, feels, and performs absolutely amazingly and should provide lots of mob slayin and loot clicking for years to come.
Posted by TechBuyer
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Razer Sharp Gaming Mouse!
I hold Razer in high esteem and have high expectations from their gear. Which makes reviewing gaming devices made by the company a bit harder. The bar is high and this refresh of the Basilisk V3 Pro wireless will have to compete against what is currently my favorite mouse, the Razer Viper Ultimate. Both are wireless and both offer similar options. Let's see how this updated model fares compared to the latter. The mouse comes in the always great looking packaging Razer has been sticking with for years. It includes the mouse, a USB dongle, a USB adapter which can be attached to the provided Type-C cable and a literature. And yes, there are stickers inside. The Basilisk is slightly heavier than the Viper, which isn't a bad thing per se, I imagine that the battery is likely bigger, adding to the weight. The design is ergonomic and the textured surface makes it very pleasant to use, even during longer sessions. The Basilisk V3 sports a good amount of buttons to use and thanks to the app, most of them can be reassigned to other functions. The RGB lighting is subtle yet very nice and it doesn't seem to affect battery life that much if at all. The heart of the Basilisk is its 35k DPI Gen 2 sensor which makes this one of the most precise and fastest mice I've ever had. If you add smart tracking and motion sync technologies to it, you have a strong contender for the best mouse in its price range. But that's not all the Basilisk can do. It comes with a tech called Hyperspeed Wireless which allows for low latency response. And let's not forget the different scrolling modes which allow you to find the perfect experience tailored to your needs. Charging can be done using the included cable and doesn't take a whole lot of time. The "puck" allows for wireless charging. So you can pick and choose according to your desktop space what works best for you. After a week of using it, I have tossed my Viper and replaced it with the Basilisk. For good. It just performs amazingly at every task. Not to mention that the Synapse app from Razer is great and makes it easy to set your mouse up the way you want it. Note that the wireless dongle also seems to allow other Razer devices to use it, saving you a USB port. I wasn't able to test it as I like my keyboard wired, but it is a welcome feature. No, it's not perfect, but pretty close to it. It's probably the best wireless gaming mouse in its price range. It's solid, well designed and very, very fast and precise. If you're in the market for an excellent gaming mouse, then go for the Basilisk, you won't regret it. Recommended!
Posted by Goor00inTX