Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was an okay mouse , didn't really enjoy it Due to the thumb rest. But if you enjoy that type of setup Give it w try

I've had this mouse for 4 Months to the day. For the last month and a half, scrolling with the scroll wheel in a normal manner has been so bad it's intolerable. Today, the sideways clicking of the scroll wheel to scroll up/down instead of the normal way has also ceased to function. Razer support has no information for anyone who has reported the same issue with this product so I won't be wasting my time there. I implore you that since this product is listed on Best Buy now for MORE THAN TWICE what I paid for it ($80 vs $170) that you find another option for yourself.

[Employee of bestbuy] Looks cool, lights are pretty. Wouldn't take a charge, instructions stated I required to have the dock connected with Synapse running to charge? That's a pretty janky system. Somehow someway the RGB you assign to the mouse doesn't stay active when you do something like lock your screen. As if it needs to be married to a running instance of their Synapse software. Every move you make in setting up and trying to use this mouse just oozes "Install our 3 GB of proprietary bloatware if you want to have a sometimes functioning mouse". Pretty cringy product delivery Razer. Returning this dysfunctional mouse and going with either a Logitech Lightspeed or Steelseries Rival - I know those mice work well with less bloatware and ridiculous charging/RGB requirements.

Love the mouse but the charging station doesn't work.

I really like this mouse. I dont game much with it but rather use it for office work. I gave up on Logitech mice and keyboards due to them no lasting ling enough. Razer has treated me well compared to Logitech.

If this had a little larger battery and USB C I would give it 5 stars. Otherwise it works very well and the charger dock removes some ofnthe annoyance with the micro USB cable charging since you don't have to use the cable to charge.

It's a Razer so I wont' bash it too hard (because I'm a Raer boy from way back) but this particular mouse arrived DOA without even a twitching tale. At the time, I desperately needed a mouse so instead of sticking with Wireless (which I've never cared for anyway but decided to give the 21st century a try), I went with the Basilisk v3 wired which, while not as heavy (I like heavier mice), is still a formidable gaming mouse. I also like the fact that the RGB accents on the v3 wired run along the bottom as well and not just on the top as on the Basilisk wireless. I'm sure it's a great mouse but I can't give it more than two stars because I never got to use it.

Bought as a replacement for my daughter, it’s a great mouse, she has a bit of temper so her old one has seen some abuse and still holds up! The new one being wireless will hopefully still be as durable!

Charging dock was Dead on Arrival, but lack of information in software or documentation did not alert me in time for a return. (the logo on charger was not lit up). Mouse functions okay but nothing special.

After years of refusing to buy another Razer product I finally decided to give them another chance. I’ve been using a G502 wireless for the last 2 year and liked the minor changes and wireless base on the Basilisk. Unfortunately, Razer hasn’t changed much. The build quality and feel of this 180 dollar mouse is disturbing. The scroll wheel, when not being used, is completely off centered and extremely loose. When I say loose I don’t mean resistance as it has a dial to change that. The big kicker for me was that the right mouse button is so loose it constantly moves side to side while using. This may not bother some but it drove me absolutely bonkers. I couldn’t stand feeling it wiggle under my finger. I thought maybe it’s just a one off but I did some research on Forums and YouTube and it seems to be a very consistent issue.

Seems to be well made and works well. The software is another story, very hard to get the lighting t do what you want and is not very user friendly. The charging dock is very hard to line up.

I was looking to upgrade my wired mouse. This mouse is so easy to use and super pretty with the lighting options. You can set the charger to change color based on battery life.

I own other Razer products and love the color scheme...this fit perfectly with my existing keyboard. Very easy to set up right from the box. Have no complaints at all!

Bought it because my old mouse was having issues. I know alot of people like this shape mouse, but for people with smaller hands it is a bit heavy and chunky. Ended up returning for a Razer Viper V2.

Its ok just be carfull with the usb doungle my broke after 2 months of use.

This mouse was great for about a year then it started dropping connection completely while im in the middle of games and always at the worst possible moments when I am in competitive matches, Its been EXTREMELY frustrating. DO NOT BUY THIS MOUSE. IT SUCKS.

Love it, it has a comfortable shape, so many functions to customize for tge lights and side buttons, charging port is stylish and makes a great rest for the mouse.

Good mouse, responsive. Battery life is sub-par in my opinion. As I use it all day for work from home, have to remember to place the mouse on the charger at night or it won't make it through the next day.

One of the best mouse I have owned. Highly recommended from a gamer user. The mouse battery will need daily charging (probably last 2 days) for heavy gaming use.

works great! i like how the way it plugs in for the cable, needed to push it all the way but that way it is secured. wireless connection works flawlessly so far