Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have very little complaints with the mouse, it has a good form factor, flexibility to its DPI and scroll wheel options, and good razer functionality. The price is a little steep, but it’s hard to say it isn’t worth it being probably one of the best wireless ones in the market. I just don’t like the charging dock, which is hard to know when the mouse is securely placed in it so that it actually charges.

Was looking for a replacement for my old Logitech gaming mouse similar to the MX Master series. Not a fan of mice without a thumb rest. This one touched all bases. Lightweight, RGB, programmable buttons and wireless. So far so good. Heard issues about QC but haven’t experienced any yet.

I love this mouse and it works like a charm. It fits all sorts of hand-shapes, mine being small and short but my brother has one too and he has massive, long hands, and gives you a perfect balance of weight, comfort and adaptability. Would 100 percent recommend this the only reason I would stray from it is the price a little steep just for having the extra features of the charging stand and the RGB lights.

Best mouse out there. Love that it’s cordless and rechargeable. I have the lighting set on the bad to indicate battery status so the colors change as the mouse depletes charge letting me know when I need to put it on the base or switch to wired mode. Multiple button settings, very accurate, and has a great weight to it. You can even adjust the resistance in the mouse movement to be easier or harder. Love it.

Honestly one of the best mice out there if you like high sensitivity in games. Its on the heavier side but for me that is perfect. This has the new optical switches and the new Focus plus sensor, extra paddle on the side, and a whole lot of RGB. I never thought wireless would be viable but man oh man its so much better than wired.

Onw of the best, most comfortable mice I've ever held in my hand. Ita extremely light weight, slides across my mousepad nicely, has like 12 buttons you can map, up to 20,000 dpi, tons of rgb controls and customizations plus it comes with a nice rgb charger qith USB passthrough. A great mouse for the value

Very responsive and really like the RGB lighting and the DOCK! No more running out of batteries!!! Openrgb does detect and control the LED/RGB lighting on the nouse and the dock!

Great build; excellent RGB options, great control options. Only thing missing is ability to add weights to it. The battery drains quickly with RGB up, but lasts a few hours and if you have the charging dock on your desk, always just mount it there for a full charge next time. Price is only con here.

My first wireless gaming mouse. Works great. Lightweight and has a small form factor that fits my palm grip gaming style. Battery life is excellent and charges super fast

Very good mouse, very precise. It has some slippery pads underneath that help it glide with ease over your mouse pad. Set up is extremely easy with the Razer software(Synapse) This is the first Wireless mouse that I've liked since some times you can feel a little delay on Wireless mode. You won't have that problem with this one, it truly feels like a wired mouse, the Hyperspeed connection is indeed very quick and responsive. I don't feel any kind of delay on it. I'm not familiar with the battery life expectations for wireless mice, since this is the only one I have actually used in this mode but it lasts a pretty decent time in my opinion. Usually I work 9 hours a day on my computer and after that I can play for 3 to 4 hours. At the end of the day is pretty much dead but it charges back up extremely quickly. If you set it up on the charging dock in between emails at work or long tasks that don't require it, it will stay charged above 90% at all times.

Very good and comfortable mouse for a very cheap price. Works wirelessly and includes a chargin dock. Very good for its very cheap price.

One of the best mice, I've gotten to use. I recommend if you have a large hand and it fits comfortably. Very responsive and the RGB looks good, battery life is also great. I got it for roughly 100$ on sale, which makes the value of this mouse even greater for me.

I love this mouse in most respects - it's super comfortable for my grip style/large hands. The overall look and feel is premium. The button placement and customizable options are about as much as most people would need for work or gaming. My favorite feature which is unique to this mouse: the adjustable resistance on the scroll wheel. Too often, gaming mice will have an overly tactile and loud scroll wheel which can be off putting, especially for office use. This mouse allows you to adjust the strength of the tactile resistance on the scroll wheel so that it is exactly what you need - quiet and smooth for office work, or responsive and rigid for gaming. My least favorite feature: Razer's software. Synapse is notoriously buggy, and while it offers a huge amount of customization for the lighting, macros, keybinding etc on your mouse, hardly any of these settings seem to work with the onboard memory profiles on the mouse. What this means is that many features (horizontal scrolling, for example) will not work on any computer that doesn't have Synapse installed. This limits the functionality of the mouse when using on a Work PC, where installing gaming software isn't an option.

I've been using this mouse for about a month, and I came from using the wired version of this and was worried about the possible lag or something from a wireless version. But holy smokes! This mouse blew me out of the water! It is so smooth and incredible in every way! I use it for gaming mostly with a little bit of work on the side, and it handles better than the wored verison. I absolutely recommend this mouse to everypne who wants to step up the performance and comfortablility!

I've used a mix of wired and wireless mice over the past few years. I wanted to clean up the wires on my desk and decided to try this - I'm NOT disappointed! The mouse moves accurately, and I haven't noticed any lag/latency issues when browsing or gaming. The included charging dock is fantastic. Not having to worry about plugging in the mouse and just being able to dock it when I walk away from the computer is excellent. I picked this up when it was on sale and would easily recommend anyone looking for a solid wireless mouse (for general use or gaming) to consider this (especially if it's on sale).

Bought this for my child so he could graduate to a gaming mouse. Love the different colors as it makes my kid feel more like a gamer! Charging dock works well but if you have the dock plugged into your comp, don't forget, that you need your comp on to charge the mouse! Otherwise the USB plug needs to be plugged into a separate power source if you want to charge this while you're away from the comp. Response time of the mouse and sensitivity is easily adjusted and you have to find the setting that works for you. Easy to get up and running and may buy a 2nd for the other kid. It's not bluetooth so be sure you have an extra usb slot.

I got this mouse to replace my old corsair. It is much lighter and feels better in the hand, and having the charging dock is just icing on the cake.

The mouse has a a great tactile feel with all the necessary buttons I like for my non macro intensive games. The DPI toggle is the best on the market in my opinion and everything functions seamlessly with the Razer Synapse app. Even the charging docks light is programmable. Good size for big hands though not The best. The biggest complaint I have is the weight of the mouse overall, but that doesn’t change the review from 5 stars. Excellent mouse.

I was coming from a G502 and wanted the G502 Lightspeed, but read there were issues with double-clicking, so I went with this mouse instead since the optical switches aren't likely to fail. The mouse is really light to me, even coming from no extra weights added G502. I prefer a bit heavier, but it's probably just something I have to get used to. The mouse clicks feel kind of...soft? It's not as clicky as a G502. Also the glide on the mouse feels rougher than my G502. I can feel a light scrape against my mousepad, but it has gotten a bit better over time. Maybe it'll smoothen out more as I use it more, but I felt the G502 glide was better. The sniper button on the side of the Razer feels much better however than the G502. The RGB colors are really nice all over the mouse, and has nice customization options. I've had no issues with the wireless aspect, and the dock is very convenient to have. Battery is pretty good and I usually charge it every 2-3 days. Overall, the Razer is a very quality mouse, but I do miss the weight of the G502 at times. If you are able to try the mouse on display at a store, I suggest doing that before making the switch from the G502.

So far has been my favorite Razer Mouse to date. I love the Baslisk line for the adjustable scroll wheel, i like to have it rather stiff for gaming, and softer for other things. The lighting on this one is pretty cool, especially when paired with the dock that can hold the USB dongle, and charge the mouse when not in use. I do wish that it came with two different sized buttons for the extra button near the thumb like in previous Basilisk mice, and the older ones don't work for this one. The battery lasts a full day for me, with gaming here and there. If anything, you can always just plug the cable from the dock to the mouse if the battery dies on you. Highly recommend to also buy the grip tape that they sell for this, and as it adds a very nice extra feel to it. Quality-wise, its the saem plastic feel as every other Razer mouse. It only feel cheap when compared to other companies high-end mice, but this one goes on sale often, and when you catch it at that time, its a better buy Ergonomics are great for my hand/play style, but right-handed only