Customer Ratings & Reviews

Faster connection with three different connection methods. Long battery life. Virtually no response time.

I really, REALLY love this mouse. It's both comfortable and versatile. The mouse offers numerous connection options: 2.4ghz, Bluetooth, and wired. I haven't noticed any lag when using the mouse wirelessly. The mouse's cord is braided and quite nice. The mouse has a small, circular hatch on the bottom for storing the 2.4ghz dongle when it's not in use. The Razer software offers quite a few options for LED light effects and button customization. I found it to be quite intuitive, but it's a little annoying that you have to log into your Razer account when using it. The mouse is rechargeable, so you never have to worry about swapping out batteries. The mouse is very comfortable in the hand, but it's obviously designed for right-handed use. Left-handed gamers probably won't appreciate this mouse as much. The side buttons are a good size and are very easy to reach. The scroll wheel is smooth with just the right amount of resistance. Gaming with this mouse is an absolute joy. I strongly recommend this mouse for any gamer.

The RGB is vibrant and the mouse performs perfectly.

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.

To be honest, I was a bit nervous about this mouse due to the other reviewers' comments, but luckily, I haven't experienced any problems yet (fingers crossed). I left the mouse to charge overnight and started playing my game the next morning. I immediately noticed how smoothly it glides on my desk - don't even need a mousepad. I really like its ergonomic design and allows me to play for hours without any discomfort. I also appreciate the grip on the right side, so the mouse doesn't slip away from my hand. I wish it had slightly higher profile, so it could provide even more comfort. Also, the overall shape is a bit too slim and the thumb rest is definitely smaller compared to my previous gaming mouse. The scrolling is fast and the response to the buttons are fast, so you don't experience any delays, which is critical. The rolling lighting effects are VERY cool. I leave the mouse on at night, so I can use it as a nightlight - super handy! I think the logo is a snake but not really sure - it looks fine but don't know what to do with the enclosed sticker. I probably end up tossing it, which is wasteful. Overall, I'm very pleased with my new Razer Basilisk V3 Pro gaming mouse. Due to its slim design and high-end price, I'm giving it four stars.

Comfy to use and feels really solid. The sensor is super accurate, and the wireless connection is fast with no lag. Battery lasts a long time, and the RGB lighting looks great on my setup. It’s a little heavier and not cheap, but totally worth it for the quality and performance.

Best mouse I have ever owned! Perfect for large hands for every day tasks and especially for gaming. I can't imagine a mouse much better than this one. I initially purchased a Logitech G502 used it for a few days, then got this one and I can tell you between the two the Razer is better hands down!

Mouse is a great upgrade for my had to feel comfortable. Moves with ease wireless aspect of mouse is great. Buttons click properly and over all I recommend this mouse

Ignoring the RGB, this mouse honestly feels like a better G502. The infinite scroll automatically activates giving it an edge over the G502, and the side scroll action is incredibly smooth and responsive unlike the G502 which takes a second to get going. If you like RGB, then this is also much more impressive than the G502 RGB offering.

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!

I have used a Logitech g502 for years and years now, I wanted something different but still similar so I decided on this. So far has been great and a nice change of pace from the 502x. Personally I still prefer the 502 over this mouse but I will use this till its dies.

This mouse is great, very comfortable for palm grip users as well as those with larger hands. All buttons a nice and clicky and the infinite scroll is very nice to have. Battery life is great about 90 ish hours with low Rgb brightness. USB c charging is great as well. Fully charged in a out an hour from dead. Well worth the price.

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.

This mouse is great. Wireless is great and holds charge well. Ergonomically great as well

its a very ergonomic mouse with lightning fast sensors also it has great battery life

As the title states, this is a pricey gaming mouse and it is more expensive than competitor offerings. You're paying more because it's Razer and they are a premium brand. I chose this mouse because I prefer the ergo design and this one has a great feel. As a PC gamer that is an immersive enthusiast, I don't game competitively or care about how light a mouse is (I actually prefer a bit of weight). I also prefer a wireless setup and Razer's Hyperspeed wireless is great on my Blackshark headset as much as it is on this mouse. The reason I was OK with paying extra for this Razer mouse is because I already have a Razer Tartarus gaming keypad as well as a Razer soundbar, so I already use Razer's chroma software, and I like the way my mouse, keypad and sound bar have the RGB synced up. I didn't want to bother figuring out how to get different peripheral manufacturer's components to sync (if possible) and I have always been happy with every previous Razer product I've used over the years. You can save money by mismatching things in your PC gaming setup, and I'm sure there are mice out there with higher DPI or whatever, but this mouse is more than enough for a non-pro, immersive gamer that doesn't compete seriously. I'm happy with my Basilisk V3 Pro, even though it doesn't come with a wireless charging dock.

I have an unique request: I need a mouse that can handle 8-10 hours of work with tons of spreadsheets and Dev Code, and at the same time, handle 2-3 hours of play any game that I want. And it also must handle Bluetooth, so I can switch from my work laptop (using Bluetooth) to my gamer laptop (using the 2.4 GHz dongle) with ease. This is, by far, the best (and possibly the only one) mouse that can handle this. I don't want to buy two mouses, one for work and one for gaming, I want something that can handle both with no compromises, and this is it. First things first, I'm not a competitive player and I don't care about weight I believe Shape > Features > Weight is the way to go. So, this might not be the best out there for FPS competitive shooters. That said, its scroll wheel and on-board memory allows me to create productivity macros to handle my job, and when I'm done, I have a really good sensor, shape and other macros that handle my playing style. And all of that without using Synapse (you still have to install to create the macros but you can uninstall once you load that to the memory). And to that 2 years of warranty and you have a solid product. I've been using this mouse since release day, and I'm using it 13+ hours a day, only had to charge once. Its an amazing product, it should be cheaper but it is definitely a better "bang for your buck" than anything else right now.

I’ve been using this gaming mouse for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance. The first thing I noticed was how comfortable it feels in the hand — it’s ergonomically designed, lightweight, and perfect for long gaming sessions without causing fatigue.

This is my third basilisk mouse. I have had the travel version, the previous version and now this version. This is by far the best mouse I have ever had. Feels great in my hand. All of the buttons are very responsive and it has great precision and click feel. The only knock I have on these is the lack of scroll wheel resistance like the previous version. Other than that… and upgrade in every way

It's definitely the upgrade that I've been looking for. It's got plenty of buttons for those extra gaming needs, RGB is plenty customizable, and not to mention there's plenty of cool features like the ability to change the scroll wheel to the ratchet vs smooth. You can even have both at the same time. The customization for the sensitivity is also HIGHLY precise. Why adapt to the mouse when you can have the mouse adapt to you. Makes things so much easier and just in general "cool". Sure I wish it was a little cheaper, but you pay for what you get and I was not disappointed