Customer Ratings & Reviews

it is a great product, i bought it thinking it was a wireless mouse but that was my fault. the drivers are great, i love the non-mechanical scroll wheel and the rgb underglow it great but not perfect

I can find no complaints about this mouse, they are the best i have ever used, and linked razor lighting is so cool'

If you are looking for a wireless mouse, this is not the one for you. But if you're okay with the wired version, this is a very smooth and comfortable mouse.

Feels nice in the hand and keeps up with most games without lagging on clicks. Enjoy gaming with it. Also the lights are a nice touch especially with the matching keyboard

Not much an upgrade to the V2 that I already have. The most noticeable difference is the RGB lighting added on the buttom sides. I preferred the previous V2 as they have removed the wheel tension changer and also the Dpi up&down. Now it's just one button for dpi cycling and the other for unlocking the hyperwheel scroll. Wish they had kept those features. Sensors are just higher dpi limit, optical clicks are gen 2 and I mostly play fps games but it feels the same as the V2. Definitely smoother than the basilisk hyperspeed wireless though as I had tried that one before but not the ultimate one. I got it just because I love the V2 but sadly not a big upgrade.

Excellent gaming mouse for shooters and battle royales with a good grip and smooth motion. Sensitivity clutch is great for precise aim while keeping a high dpi for general look movement. Most newer model razer mice have switched to fully wireless, but I still prefer wired models like this.

Owned the mouse for over a year. I expected the tilting scroll wheel to be a gimick but I use it a lot. No buttons have failed over the year. If you don't like a back heavy mouse it's not for you.

I purchased this mouse about two years ago and have really enjoyed using it. I don't do any gaming these days and just use it for productivity. I prefer not to use wireless peripherals when I don't specifically need them, since I start feeling anxious about running down batteries or wearing out the rechargeable ones. Also, people have mentioned that some wireless connections can have a noticeable lag. I was previously using the standard Dell wired mice and equivalents which were totally sufficient. But the Basilisk is a definite upgrade in ergonomics and tactility, aspects I especially appreciate working on a computer for most of the day. This is the only higher-end mouse I've purchased where budget wasn't the main consideration; however, it is relatively affordable in the space of "performance" mice. The grip feels very comfortable in my hand. Clicks feel and sound very satisfying, but may be a bit loud if you are in a shared space. I use it on a fabric mouse pad and it skates around very smoothly. The sensor has worked flawlessly. There are a bunch of other cool features that I ended up not using much. I keep the middle wheel on discrete scrolling mode 99.9% of the time. There is a button that sits beyond the thumb rest to slow down the cursor and help with precise movements. There are "back" and "forward" navigation buttons that sit above the thumb, but I instinctively just use the ones on my web browser. I am a 100% Linux user, but was able to use the Razer customization software through a Windows virtual machine. My most important customizations could be saved to the mouse itself, which is greatly appreciated so I don't need to constantly run the VM. The main one was to set the RGB up so that clicking the button under the mouse turns on a constant white glow. It's a cool effect that I occasionally use for a little morale boost when pushing myself to get something done.

A very solid option with great value. I decided to spend a little extra on a mouse and this was definitely worth it. It’s very high quality, comes with a bunch of customization options, and feels great to use. The spot for your thumb is something I never knew I wanted, but I highly recommend. I would definitely buy one of these again if I need to.

Went in-store to feel different mice in my hand and this was the one that felt the most ergonomic. Button layout is great and quick. Though it is very lightweight, I find it nice to drag across a pad. Love that you can customize so much about this with its lighting and also DPS settings. I was a former Roccat user and those are pretty decent as well but I had to give Razer another chance since the fit was perfect for me.

It works good and the colors are bright if it broke I would buy the same one

Switched to this from a cheap wireless mouse. Amazing. Comfortable, lightweight, works very well for my gaming

Best mouse I've ever used. For the price you can't go wrong. Comfortable, slides easy, good weight, nice adjustability, and tracks perfectly. I really like that you can adjust the scroll wheel for increments or free wheeling scrolling. The software for the mouse is just a plus and makes it an even better mouse. I highly recommend this mouse.

This product was absolutely awesome and exceeded all my expectations. The quality was impressive, the performance was smooth, and everything worked better than I imagined. It was easy to use, reliable, and definitely worth the price. I’m extremely satisfied and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for something great.

Working great so far. Easy setup. Lighting syncs with my keyboard.

Comfortable fit. Unlockable scroll wheel is very handy.

Mouse feels great in hand. Very high quality. RGB looks great.

Great mouse, pretty nice respomse and fits well on hand. Have all the buttons I need at the grasp of my palm. Bought originally for my laptop thonking it was wireless, to use with laptop eventually passed this one to my desktop set up and got the wireless version to use with laptop.

Looks great feels great all buttons are responsive mouse isn't too heavy or too light RGB looks great with the contrast of the white body

Great performance and feel love rhe free scoll button that allows the scroll wheel to free spin or have a standard scroll at the click of a button as well as the sensitivity clutch button