Customer Ratings & Reviews

Owned a few other mouses from various brands and by far this one from Razer has been my top pick. Love the customizable features such as the rgb and have not had any issues.

Work good and easy to set up and with kids playing games with it it holds up to the the abuse it gets

better texture than the wired basilisk v3. solid build quality. 116 grams which is a rather heavy mouse, but as long as you’re not already used to a super light (50-low 80 grams), then it shouldn’t be too much of a problem. it’s 10 grams heavier than the wired version but i’m already used to it. the shape is amazing for someone with large hands like myself. i can’t get a comfortable grip on any of the normal lightweight (often ambidextrous) mice. if you also have the same issue, this mouse is one of the only mice i’ve found that i can full palm and my fingers aren’t hanging off the edge of the top of the mouse. the thumb rest is great and has a nice rubber grip. the mouse isn’t for everybody, as some people will not be able to get past the weight. but for someone who’s already used to a similar weight, and has large hands, or someone who wants a quality mouse for not just gaming, i don’t know a better option for a mouse. other mice put a lot of strain on my hands, but this ergonomic form works perfect for me. i’ve heard great things about the g502 but it’s not for me. i don’t like Logitech's reputation for quality control, and i’ve seen too many logitech reviews of devices breaking or wearing down way earlier than they should for the price. additionally razer uses much higher quality materials (especially the side buttons). the optical switches help it last longer too. not a razer fanboy, actually wanted to switch to the pro x superlight but it just was not for me. i could not get past the slipperiness and cheap plastic feel of the texture. and the side button shape, placement, and quality, were terrible compared to what im used to on the basilisk. the light weight was nice, but was not enough to make me switch due to the other factors mentiones. if razer finds some way to dramatically decrease the weight while keeping the same quality product (like taking out the rgb or Qi charging dock compatibility), this mouse would be perfect. if you’re looking for the same shape but is lighter, the g502 is 78g and i believe the model I (glorious) is somewhere in that lightweight range as well. but although razer has their own negatives like price, unnecessary rgb, weight (for this mouse, they have lightweight ones too) and razer synapse software, all the other positives drive me to select this mouse over other brands with similar shapes.

Razor always comes out with strong products. I use razor for everything and i love this mouse. The weight is good and the extra buttons are amazing and placed perfectly for ease of access. My favorite thing about the mouse is the thumb rest, its extremely comfortable. The only reason it gets a 4 star instead of a 5 is because for the price it should come with the charging dock.

Very easy to set up the RGB settings, not a fan of the battery life though.

Absolutely my favorite mouse! I love that I can hook it up to work with my keyboard dongle to keep a free usb port open. The battery life is great I use it daily for hours at a time and really only need to charge it every week and a half. The grip on it is comfortable for my hand.

Great mouse, but a bit on the heavier side. Scroll wheel feels great and great features all around, but the weight of the mouse is too heavy for me personally when gaming

Very comfortable in hand. I have smaller hands and it doesn't feel too large for my hand, but also fits a larger hand comfortably. Versatile. The design is sleek and the color options are customizable all the way down to the brightness of the lights on the mouse.

This is the best gaming mouse overall. The only nit-pick I have is that the two side buttons are slightly too far up, I have an above average hand size and the button closest to my palm is just slightly to far up where i have to repostion my hand slightly. Im coming from a logitech g502 pro lightspeed, so this may just be force of habit and something my hand will get use to over time. Other than that, this mouse is better than any other mouse on the market.

Very well designed all around good mouse, prefect for gamers. My favorite thing about it is that it can switch between a USB connection, wireless usb, and Bluetooth. All 3 modes are easy to select using the switch under the mouse. It Also has a button to unlock the scroller so you can spin it to your hearts content. The lighting on it is really nice as well matches most gaming setups perfectly. I've had no issues with it. Only thing I'm not crazy about with it is the battery life. But it's quite good especially for the price. 10/10

Pros -Comfortable Hand shape, perfectly suited for indivuduals with longer hands still looking for a comfortable palm grip mouse. Rubber grips run along both sides of the mouse -Scroll wheel/switches: the inclusion of a "smart scroll" feature is excellent for anyone looking for a gaming mouse that can still be used for any productivity work, allowing for a clean transition between tactile and free scroll determined only by the speed in which the user scrolls. Additionally the optical switches included in the main mouse buttons have a great tactile feel and I have had no issues with any inputs failing to register. -Personalization: While you do have to rely on Razor's synapse software for any adjustments, every button on the mouse can be reassigned, RGB zones can be individually customized to the users preferences. Unlike some of its competitors/previous iterations, it is important to keep in mind that the "sniper button" is not removable on this mouse. Cons -Battery Life: As to be expected from an RGB gaming mouse, the battery life on the Basilisk V3 isn't the greatest, getting maybe 30 full hours of use with the RGB set to full brightness at a 1000hz polling rate using the 2.4GHz dongle. There are a few ways to allieviate this from turning the RGB brigthness down/off, using in wired or bluetooth mode, or making sure to charge it when not in use. If your main concern is a wireless mouse with a long battery life, I would look for some options without RGB lighting. -Wireless Charging Puck sold seprately: While I eventually decided to spend the extra 20 dollars on the wireless charging puck for this mouse, it really should have been included from the start (this goes for options like the G502 x and Naga V2 pro as well). While the mouse + puck is compatible with any qi capable charger, meaning I could use a pad I already owned, it is quite a shame that these peripheral companies continue to upsell for features that should have been included on the mouse from the start.

Very responsive integratable with lots of features through the IQ software platform.

This is a really big mouse, palm grip. I'm coming razer stuff for the first time in years i bought a mouse outside of razer. i think razer stuff is going downhill. this is built like a tank lasts me days wireless

I love this mouse and used it quite a bit so far, I got it mainly because I wanted less wire clutter but at th cost of a low battery life. It’s not a huge deal since you could just plug in a usb-c wire and play at the same time while charging.

Hitting fantastic shots in Marvel Rivals. Highly recommend

Beautiful mouse. I really like there is 2.4 Ghz, Bluetooth, and wired option. Very comfortable feel. I do not think it is too large, as some others have said, and I have "normal" size hands. Very smooth scroll wheel, and great side click ergonomics. Responsive. Looks aesthetic and attractive with great RGB controls

Fantastic mouse. Has the best weight and design I’ve ever experienced in a mouse.

Synapse is the only pitfall of Razor - otherwise this mouse is the best Logitech alternative when hyperscroll is a must and quality switches are a priority.

I recently bought the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade for my gaming setup. The first thing that stood out was the comfortable and ergonomic design. It fits perfectly in my hand, and the textured grips provide excellent control during intense gaming sessions. The performance is outstanding. The high-precision optical sensor ensures smooth and accurate tracking, which has noticeably improved my gameplay. The customizable scroll wheel is a game-changer, allowing for both tactile and free-spin modes depending on my needs. Setting it up was a breeze, and the Razer Synapse software makes it easy to customize the RGB lighting and button configurations. I love the Chroma lighting, which adds a stylish touch and syncs seamlessly with my other Razer gear. The multiple programmable buttons are incredibly useful for quick access to different commands. Overall, the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is a top-tier gaming mouse that combines comfort, precision, and customization. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-performance gaming mouse!

The mouse is really good quality. It’s more on the expensive side but when paired up with a razor mousepad it glides really smooth and I have never had and disconnection or slow mouse speeds.