Customer Ratings & Reviews

Lightning speed and responsive. Perfect for gamers. And i luv the look.

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!

I love this mouse. I use it at work, and not for gaming. If I didn't already have a mouse at home for gaming I would surely purchase it for myself. It's lightweight and comfortable. It is so smooth when it moves too. I think the only thing I would change on it if I could is the placement of the precision thumb button. I have smaller hands and it's a little too far away. At home I have a logitech mouse for gaming, and I like the feel of this one better. I also think the left/right click of the wheel works much better on this mouse compared to the logi I have. If you're in the market for a gaming mouse, you won't be disappointed with this.

I love this mouse. I use it a lot for graphic design projects as the movement on the scroll helps me navigate programs. Also use it for gaming occasionally and has not let me down.

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

Outstanding wireless gaming mouse! The customizable buttons, smooth Razer Hyper Scroll Tilt Wheel, and precise sensor make gaming and productivity effortless. The ergonomic design feels great, and the white finish looks sleek. Highly recommend!

I was skeptical about the built quality and performance but after a month of owning the mouse I can happily say it was worth it! I’ve never owned a wireless mouse in the past and always struggled with the wire getting caught up on something.

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

Love the color scroll wheel and of course the RGB!

I switched to all Razer a few months back, great looking, bright LEDS and all the performance you expect from a gaming mouse

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.

Pretty much met my needs for a good mouse for R6. Especially for the sale it was on at the time.

Very good if you have big hands, comfortable and buttons on side are great

Excellent, effective and very nice. Quality and functionality are something to highlight from everything.

Wireless and Bluetooth options for the device function well as well as the direct plug in. Good quality.

Possibly the best mouse ive had that doesnt hurt my hand after hours of gaming, feels great to use wired or non wired and the response time is quick!

My son replaced his old mouse with this brand and hes happy with it.

I got this for my PC build and have to admit that I am happy with my purchase. Looks and works as great as a wired mouse. Battery life last almost 5-6 days of gaming use with the lightning set at a lower brightness.

Ahh I love!! It looks so nice with the colors and it’s the best fitting in my hand.

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.