Customer Ratings & Reviews

Randomly stops working for a few seconds while im using it.

Just like everyone else. Dongle is DOA. Exchanged once already and only works intermittently. Be better razer. Especially for $160. Pure trash

Same experience as the other reviewers. Wireless dongle does NOT work at all. This is my second purchase that I will unfortunately have to return because of the Razer's terrible QC

This mouse must weigh 400 grams, it is very uncomfortable and above all its wireless is very bad

I also owned was the excellent Razer Basilisk Ultimate. The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro has improved on the design of the Basilisk series. The same body design is present, but the individual buttons feel more responsive. The new built-in and much harder to remove paddle button is an improvement over the previous model. The scroll wheel, especially with the new toggle mode, has been improved. Even if used without the Synapse software, the pre-built in dpi and toggle switch for the scroll wheel, and the mouse is in extremely good quality built and action. With the Synapse software, the mouse only improved in terms of customizability. Having the body lights on the mouse is essentially a nice perk that was slightly unexpected. In comparison to the Ultimate, the V3 Pro is slightly heavier but is more of a personal preference to have the slightly heavier mouse. Battery life is good. Software worked well and reliable. Tested with various games including role playing and shooters. Good for basic web and productivity as well.

The mouse is very comfortable and fits in the hand very well. The buttons are all well placed and they have a nice feel to them when clicked. It glides over the mousepad nicely and doesn't stick. The Chroma RGB lighting gives it a cool effect in the dark, and overall, it's just a good looking mouse. This specific mouse has everything that Razer has to offer in a mouse. It's easy to set up and figure out. The applications you can download for Razer that go along with this mouse and their other products make them very customizable. For this mouse specifically, you can customize the lighting, change the button inputs, change the scroll wheel mode from clicks to free spin, change the DPI, and even set up different profiles for different people. You can use this mouse wirelessly for a long period of time via bluetooth, or when it's time to charge, plug it in and continue using it wired. Overall, this is a high quality mouse that is good in about every aspect and I would definitely recommend it.

The button function for the wheel registers only about 20% of the time. You have to really manhandle it to get it to register a hit.

Bought this mouse the day it dropped, within the first week it wouldnt charge while plugged in and using the device it had to be off to charge. And then the 2nd week the dongle quit working.... think i. Done with razer after 20 years of buying products and being burnt.

same thing as other reviews the 2.4 wireless doesnt work, mine doesnt even connec to bluetooth

I have owned the wired version of this mouse for a couple years now and i have no idea why i waited so long to upgrade to the wireles version. Great mouse as always and expected from razer.

​Mouse Review (50+ Words) ​"I am thoroughly impressed with this mouse! The ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, significantly reducing wrist strain during long sessions. Its tracking is incredibly precise, and the buttons have a very satisfying, tactile click. I also love the sleek aesthetic and the durable build quality. Whether I’m working on detailed projects or just browsing, the scrolling is smooth and responsive. It’s a fantastic blend of comfort and performance. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their setup!"

Mouse was defective out of the box. Would not work corded, Bluetooth or wireless so was returned

Well first off this mouse is from a company that excels at gaming accessories. So you know what you are getting is going to step up your game (your talent may vary). So here is my take on this epic piece to of mousing ( yes that is a word,,, I made it up). Good: Fits my hand like it was molded just for me. Colors galore, I mean with the options available you can taste the rainbow (not really, don't lick the mouse) Battery life is really good for the amount of options and tasks you can program this with. Connection is beyond epic. I can connect via cable (with supplied cord and desk weight), bluetooth only (no cable or dongle), or I can use 2.4ghz with supplied USB adaptor. All work flawlessly. Shortcut/task buttons are easy to reach and very responsive. Glides like it is skating on ice with reckless abandon. I had a few times I almost flung it off my desk when I was moving too fast. Lights on this thing are stuff of dreams. I mean the patterns and movement almost make me forget I am playing a game with it. I just stare and drift away. Good weight and well balanced, with no restriction on the way the optics pick up the movement. Different profiles, so you can go from Word to Warcraft without having to figure out your settings. Just a quick switch and you are set for raids aplenty. Center wheel is smooth and very accurate. However, don't spin to quickly or the "Clutch" will disengage to let it spin freely until it slows down. The finger slides are a godsend as I am always rubbing my pinky on the desk and my thumb is getting sore as well until I got this device. I like the switchable DPI settings and mouse speed. I can not tell you how many times I have used for normal work after playing and had my pointer zipping across the screen. Low click reaction? I mean that it takes less effort to get the mouse to register a input signal from either mouse buttons on the front. Makes a big difference when someone it camping you in game. Bad: Would be nice to have a little more info in the box, so I don't have to seach the web for answers. Like "what does this button do" kind of thing Would be nice to have a carry case since it has a few extra items you might want to keep handy if you do LAN parties or on the go gaming. Ugly: Nothing ugly here, except the attitude of the masses I have pwn'd in game with my new mouse.

Wireless dongle didn’t work or pair to any of my devices.

Discharge super fast, and cant turn off the lights

Wireless dongle doesn’t work, Disconnected and doesn’t wanna pair through razers horrible software.

I've been testing a lot of different mice lately and I've found another one that's going to stick around as a daily driver for a while. I've more recently determined that I'm much better off with these styles of mouse as opposed to more symmetrical shaped mice just for wrist comfort and this guy fits my grip extremely well. I haven't noticed any comfort issues and some soreness that I had while using my old Logitech G Pro Wireless have pretty much gone away. Setup is a piece of cake no matter how you plan to connect this mouse. You have options. You can use the included dongle for the "fastest" wireless connection. That's as easy as plugging it in and turning on your mouse to the 2.4 setting. Then you can go with Bluetooth if you're using a computer or laptop that supports it. You'll have to go through the standard Bluetooth setup but that's it. Or you can just plug the nice, soft cable in to run it wired (and also charge the battery). All of these options are basically plug and play. You can also install the Razer Synapse software to customize the buttons, lighting, power settings and DPI for the mouse. As stated earlier, this is probably one of the most comfortable mice I've used. I have a drawer with at least 5 or 6 mice in it right now and this one just felt great right off the bat as soon as I started using it and I haven't felt any discomfort or strain at all. Obviously this is going to be subjective and you'll need to feel the mouse yourself to know if it's the right fit for you. The buttons all feel pretty good and easy to use. There's 3 buttons on the right side but the third thumb tip button actually feels pretty easy and good to press. I don't find myself going out of the way to press anything. The top middle buttons under the mouse wheel are in a similar spot to other mice I've used and work well. One thing I really like is the button directly under the mouse wheel that switches the mouse wheel from a clicky wheel to a smooth wheel. In other mice I've used, this was kind of a mechanical button that locked the wheel into clicky or smooth positions but on this mouse, it's a digital button that can be reconfigured if you'd like. The best part of it being digital is there's an option (off by default) in the Synapse software that allows you to automatically switch to smooth wheel if you scroll fast enough and then automatically switch back to clicky when it detects the wheel has stopped enough. Takes a second to get used to but I really like it now. Overall, I think this mouse is going to stick around for a while. I like testing out new mice but I don't foresee one overtaking this as my daily driver for a while. If you have a chance to hold this mouse in your hand to see if it's as comfortable for you as it is for me, then pull the trigger on this one. I'm a fan.

The Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse with Chroma RGB Lighting is a wonderful asset to my gaming experience. The responsiveness is consistently impressive with meticulously accurate precision on all movements. The mouse literally behaves as an extension of your hand. Intuitive and customizable controls ensure you're always in optimal position to take the advantage against your opponents. Ergonomics: The mouse is very comfortable to use. Even at longer durations of playing/use it remains comfortable. The buttons are well placed, and they click & respond exceptionally. The dimensions of the mouse support the palm and wrist, ensuring you don't feel any fatigue in those areas. Design: The design of the Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is amazing. I love the LED lighting and the options to control the colors. The glow of light is vibrant, and really enhances the experience of using the mouse. I picked my favorite settings and locked them in the profile with no problem. I found it easy to update or change settings as well. I find the Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse to be a solid choice for high end computing and gaming. It is easy to setup, easy to use and works with every game I've played so far (over 12 titles) across various genres... FPS (shooters), Racing simulations, flight simulators, and adventure. The incredible low-latency responsiveness is really hard to ignore. You can almost forget that you're using a mouse with how natural movements and gestures feel. The mouse glides over the mouse pad, so there is no extra friction or drag. The Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is a great choice and I would definitely recommend to a friend. Do yourself a favor and get one. Your stats will thank you.

This mouse from razer seems to be a good all around build. The packaging was very simple the mouse comes with a usb a to usb c charging cable, an extender if you need to move the usb dongle to get a better signal and the 2.4 ghz usb dongle. Note that you can also just connect the mouse to a device over bluetooth as well. If you are going to go with bluetooth there is a handy compartment on the bottom of the mouse to store the usb dongle when not in use so it doesn't get lost. The mouse is very customizable with the Razer Synapse software you can reconfigure all the buttons, set dpi limits and color options. The mouse itself feels very light in my head and all the buttons felt reachable with my large hands. I feel like I can move it and make accurate shots in shooters but just moving around in the os feels very comfortable and natural. The only downside I have to mention is in regards to charging the mouse. I don't mind that Razer chose to use a non removable rechargeable battery but what I take issue with is that the area you need to plug the cable into is an odd shape. Outside of the included cable if you needed to grab another usb a to usb c cable it might not fit into the notch. Hopefully the OEM cable will just always be found and continue working but I'd like to see less proprietary form factor here and make the area wide enough that any old cable could be substituted in the future. Overall 5 stars purchase plus if you are already a Razer fan and have other accessories syncing everything up together is a breeze with their apps.

Bought this mouse especially to play Escape From Tarkov. The freewheel mouse makes organizing my stash easy and efficient. The wireless capability is accurate. Different DPI settings is nice to have. Being a bigger guy than normal the mouse does not feel uncomfortable in my hands. The price is high but worth it in my opinion. The RGB automatically synced with my razer keyboard as well. Battery life is about 3 days with extremely casual play.