Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is a top-tier wireless gaming mouse that combines precision, comfort, and customization into a single, sleek package. With its powerful sensor, ergonomic design, 11 programmable buttons, and the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, it’s perfect for both competitive gaming and everyday use. However, its premium price and relatively heavier weight might give pause to some buyers. That said, if you’re a serious gamer looking for a feature-packed, highly customizable mouse, the Basilisk V3 Pro is a worthy investment. Pros: Ergonomic, customizable design with 11 programmable buttons HyperScroll Tilt Wheel for versatile scrolling modes Low-latency wireless performance Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor for extreme precision Stunning 13-zone Chroma RGB lighting Multiple connectivity options Qi wireless charging compatibility Cons: High price point Heavier than some competitors Optional accessories can add to cost Not suitable for left-handed users Battery life diminishes with heavy RGB use Rating: 9/10

Upgraded from the Razer Viper ultimate to the Basilisk V3 Pro with no regrets. It’s a hefty price but if you’re looking for a new mouse with Bluetooth to connect to your Mac/PC while also having the option to flip the switch to 2.4gz receiver for consoles than it’s the perfect choice with ergonomic comfort and plenty of buttons to customize. Please note that you can’t customize the mouse on Mac, only windows.

Love it was a little high on price but was worth it

The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is a high-performance wireless gaming mouse packed with customizable features designed for serious gamers. With advanced ergonomics, precise tracking, and cutting-edge technology, this mouse is a strong contender in the premium gaming peripherals market. Key Features Customizable Design 13 customizable buttons including a multifunctional tilt scroll wheel. Compatible with Razer Synapse software for extensive personalization, such as remapping buttons, creating macros, and adjusting RGB lighting. Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Offers two modes: free-spin for fast scrolling and tactile for precision. Great for gaming, browsing, and navigating long documents. High-Precision Sensor Equipped with a 30K DPI optical sensor for ultra-accurate tracking. Perfect for FPS, MOBA, and strategy games where precision is key. Wireless Connectivity Features Razer HyperSpeed Wireless technology for a lag-free experience. Supports Bluetooth for multi-device usage. Long Battery Life Provides up to 90 hours of use on a single charge. Supports wired mode and Qi wireless charging for added convenience. Ergonomics Comfortable grip designed for long gaming sessions. Adjustable weight with add-ons (sold separately). RGB Lighting Powered by Razer Chroma with 16.8 million colors and dynamic in-game effects. Pros Exceptionally responsive and accurate. Highly customizable to suit various gaming styles. Durable build quality with premium materials. Versatile connectivity options (USB-C, Bluetooth, and wireless dongle). Sleek, ergonomic design for comfortable extended use. Cons High price point, especially with additional accessories like a wireless charging dock. May feel slightly large for users with smaller hands. Heavier than some competitors, even without extra weights. Verdict The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is a top-tier gaming mouse offering a mix of comfort, functionality, and cutting-edge technology. While it comes with a premium price tag, its wealth of features, including customizable buttons, a hyper-precise sensor, and ergonomic design, make it worth the investment for dedicated gamers. Rating: 4.7/5 If you're looking for a wireless gaming mouse that delivers on all fronts, the Basilisk V3 Pro is an excellent choice.

This is a great mouse, it's on the heavier side but IMO it's not too heavy. If you are looking for a super light mouse, then Viper V2 pro might be a good choice. Pros: 1. Very comfortable to hold (My hand is around 18.5 inch long) 2. The RGB light is amazingly beautiful. 3. Great build quality, premium material 4. The click was not too loud, compared with Viper and DA3 pro, but enough for confirmation. 5. It does have BT + wireless dongle. 6. USB C! Cons: 1. It's pricey 2. It doesnt support multiple device connection. 3. The wireless charging pad is sold separately. 4. The Razer software needs some improvement; it sometimes has device recognition issues.

I absolutely love this mouse, it was a little expensive but it’s worth the price. I play games on fairly regularly and if you are looking for a gaming mouse, I would recommend this mouse. Aside from gaming, it is great for daily usage too, I use it a lot because of my work and college and the extra customisable keys are really useful to get through work at a much quicker pace.

As the title says, this is more or less a gaming version of the very popular MX Master 3S from Logitech. This is slightly smaller, and lighter and I appreciate how much more responsive it is as a productivity mouse. I work a lot on MS365, web applications and proprietary software throughout the day and this does a great job. To me, all that RGB crap is unnecessary and I don't care for it. After hours, I play COD, WarZone and Paladins and it helps a lot with aiming. Yes it's not like the super light counterparts but honestly as a casual gamer, the weight difference doesn't really matter to me. Battery life works great. It actually shutsdown/sleeps when not in use, unlike the Razer keyboards that I have. The price is definitely on the high side, but if you can count this as an "office expense" then it's a very good productivity and gaming mouse overall.

This product is well made, i love the RGB and how it syncs with the pc. It is a bit pricey though

Never had a mouse from this brand before but it is incredible. The fact that you can go either wireless or wire is just great. A little expensive tho

Mouse feels and responds amazingly when it works. When i first got it home i plugged it in via cable wanting it to charge and everything worked great. The moment i tried wireless the dongle didn't receive anything. Mouse would work wirelessly and then drop connection after about 30 seconds. Went through the razor troubleshooting steps in their website including uninstalling the mouse drivers. DO NOT DO THIS. The mouse drivers WILL NOT REINSTALL A SECOND TIME. When you loose that driver synapse will no longer register the mouse. I hooked the mouse up to my laptop via bluetooth and it worked just fine and installed the drivers again. Mouse works AMAZINGLY well with bluetooth. Ordered a blue tooth dongle for my PC and will update review when it works. But for $160 i really expected to finally upgrade my razor basilisk ultimate that i adored. And for $160 why did this not come with a charging dock? I can't even purchase the dock outside of a razor store.

Best mouse I've ever owned, but for the price it better be. Especially since you "need" to get the charging puck and stand separately for $70, however the wireless charging is super convenient, and the 4k polling rate is nuts. Definitely recommend if you have the money to spare. If the price seems ridiculous just get the basilisk x hyperpeed, very comparable, I only upgraded bc I'm bad with money.

My grandson is into computer games, the more involved, the better. We went to Best Buy to address an issue with Geek Squad 'certified' electronics and when I asked him if he needed anything, he said yes, and immediately went to this mouse, outrageous pricing and all....and he raves about it.

As the title says the price point is egregious especially considering the lack of a dock or the wireless charger attachment the old model and higher tier model have respectively. Otherwise there really isn't a better feeling mouse.

Very solid mouse. Wish it had a changeable scroll wheel resistance like the Naga V2 Pro, but I’m not gonna nickel and dime a great wireless product. I love the hyper shift function, makes a small amount of buttons become huge. Just like a lot of other products: pricey, but worth it.

Great looking and best feeling mouse I’ve used. My only complaint is that for that price it still doesn’t come with the charging puck. So you have to plug it in with the pc on to charge.

Over priced but a great mouse. I prefer my new logitech g502 x plus.

Works well. Pretty expensive for what you get. Overall it does what its intended for but for the price, I would be better off bying the corded version to save $80.

Great mouse. Mouse wheel is slightly louder than expected. Dinged 1 star for the extreme price of this mouse.

Purchased this to replace my Razer Basilisk Ultimate. Basically the same exact mouse with some different lighting but this time, no dock. At this price, there shouldn't be any other optional items to purchase. It should all be in the box. But you have to purchase a wireless charging puck that connects to the bottom of the mouse just to enable wireless charging on the wireless mouse, and then purchase a wireless charging pad... I'm likely returning this as there are a ton of other offers out there if you want a wireless mouse that charges with a cable. Razer is out of control with their pricing especially for what you get and the quality of their products. Do what you want, but at least you've been warned. The wireless charging Puck is an additional $20 and the official charging dock is another $70. Total without sales - Around $250 for a mouse lol.

Good mouse not sure it’s worth the hype it gets. Has a great dpi but price is higher than some others. Razer software is straight up bloatware so if you can find something else that would be a better bet.