Customer Ratings & Reviews

Razer arguably makes the best products and this mouse is no disappointment. It is THE BEST all around multifunctioning mouse. It has all the buttons you could want, Hyper scroll wheel, RGB, Bluetooth switch for multiple devices, the skates float and mouse clicks/buttons are crisp. Scroll wheel is solid and hyper scroll is so smooth. Thumb rest is great and gives you more control, imo. If you want the best and can afford it, just go ahead and buy it. I like the weight of it. I'm used to the Orochi which is small and less features but good price/quality if you want a light AA/AAA battery powered mouse. I like the rechargeable and that it's C charger which I normally have accessibly on my desk. I feel this weight is easier to control for precise gaming but that's coming from a scuff controller player. I've only had it a couple days but it's met all my expectations so far right out of the box and makes PC time more enjoyable for work and play.

I just bought this. It is light weight and feels great. I love the size it feels great. I love the RGB you can customize it how ever you want using the synapse software. You can connect it via usb cable or usb donggle or Bluetooth. So far it is amazing.

This product was hard for me to review. is it better then a mouse I have used for last 2 years yes...... but getting a new car/new socks/new golf shoes is always nice. Functionally is it better than Basilisk X Hyperspeed? Yes but that is because of. 1) My preference on plastic used as this is more textured. 2) The additional side button has that chunky feeling to allow you to distinguish the button from the other 2 buttons. This is a nice clutch button to slow down the DPI movement of the cursor 3) 2 sets of buttons underneath allow for profile switching and connectivity options. 4) Heavier mouse. 5) The scroll wheel and its related buttons could have their own review, and this is where this mouse starts to outshine the competition. 6) Configurable... oh yes. I am done typing this could go on for pages but I am not getting paid for this.

looks amazing works well, the extra buttons are so convenient, and the battery life is long. turns into a wired mouse when charging so you can still use it. high quality

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.

this mouse is fantastic. i use it for gaming and it slides so easily. no extra skates are needed. i also appreciate the rgb. very bright and crisp

Overall I love the wireless design because it makes it easy to play my games and have less clutter on my desk. I havent had any issues, asides from the multiple updates to razer synapse not keeping my settings. But thats software related and not the products fault.

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

I’ve been using this mouse for a couple of weeks now — and it’sFeels great in the hand, excellent precision, and the sensitivity can be adjusted on the fly. The RGB lighting looks awesome but isn’t distracting. Connects instantly and hasn’t lost connection once. In games, it’s a beast — especially in shooters. Only downside: the clicks could be a bit quieter, but that’s a small thing.

I’ve been a long time G502 user and after several breaking or just plain not working after a while I decided to make the switch and let me say, I’m loving this mouse! I prefer heavier mice so if you’re one of those folks who like their mice to feel like air this isn’t it. It’s not as heavy as my G502 with all the weights but it’s still got some good heft. I do miss the two extra buttons to the left of the LMB but it’s not a dealbreaker. The switches are snappy and crisp, and the under glow is a nice touch, but the thing I love the most is the adaptive scroll wheel. Such a sick feature! Rather than clicking the toggle button on the G502, the adaptive mode keeps it notched for gameplay or small scrolls when I’m working, and then as soon as you try to scroll far, it will unlatch and freewheel, it’s honestly the best. It’s also completely software driven so you can set it to notched only or freewheel only if that’s what you prefer. Overall, if you like a mid-high weight mouse, mostly play FPS games, enjoy some RGB, need a handful of extra buttons, crave that notched/freewheel combo, and can afford it, this is the mouse for you. If you like super light mice, play MMORPGs or other macro heavy games, or don’t like the price, this isn’t for you.

Great overall mouse. The feel, coloring haptic feedbacks are great! Originally I thought the build quality was good but after 2 years of medium use the mouse pieces have strong signs of deterioration 4/5

My experience with the Razer Pro V3 mouse likely highlights its comfortable ergonomics, making it suitable for long hours of use. You may appreciate the responsive optical sensor that ensures precision in both gaming and productivity tasks. The customizable buttons can enhance your workflow, allowing you to streamline repetitive tasks. Additionally, its sleek design and build quality probably add to the overall aesthetic of your setup. If you enjoy gaming or need a reliable mouse for work, the Razer Pro V3 is likely a solid choice.

Only have to charge in once a week and it’s amazing to game with

Its a solid mouse. I got it on sale for like 40 off so im beyond happy. The DPI clutch makes FPS games like siege and tarkov that much easier when lining up headshots . The infinite sceoll wheel if my favorite. It lrts me fidgit when between matches . All in all i highly recommend this mouse. Especially if you find it on sale.

Love this mouse! I would want something lighter for competitive but the hyperkey for your thumb that halves your DPI is HUGE for gaming, and I love the infinite scroll option. It is currently my daily driver

I love the shape of this mouse, In my opinion it's a better version of the beloved Logitech G502. BUT! This mouse has a huge issue where the wireless connection will drop for 7-15 seconds and the mouse reboots itself while you're using it. For everyday tasks this is just a minor inconvenience but for a gaming focused mouse this mouse is unusable. I have tried so hard to make it work (probably because of the sunk cost theory). I've used it with the included dongle, the dongle+hyperpolling dongle, and even spent more money on the mouse dock pro. I've tried no installed software, Synapse 3, and Synapse 4. I've used different USB ports, tried it in 3 computers with different motherboard manufactures, still the same issue persists all while running the latest firmware. At this point I will have to sacrifice the clean look of my desk and either give Razer more of my money buying the Basilisk wired or go back to Logitech and settle on shape for something that actually works. Very disappointing that I have a ~$200 mouse set up that identifies as a paperweight for 7-15 seconds intermittently For my money I would avoid the Basilisk wireless line of mice. A simple google will show many other users having the same problem. Please heed my warning!

Great size for my large hand, reminds me of Logitech MX which I loved. Charging with cable a breeze, hard to get started with mag charger, the puck was in but not fully lined up, so it would charge but blink rapidly. Took disc out and placed back in, this time ensuring that it was twist locked on, I did get a small teeny bit more movement, so now it charges properly. Hard to remember to put on charger after long sessions but once you’re used to it, it’s great, also battery life is pretty good, I know I did a 13 hours session and it made it all the way through. I will slam it for value. Need to purchase the mag charger with puck separately, booo .

This mouse is great. I came from a G502 and this is quite better. I'm a fan of the larger buttons because of my large fingers

This gaming mouse offers exceptional precision, comfort, and durability, making it perfect for both casual and competitive gamers. The customizable buttons and ergonomic design provide a seamless experience, even during long gaming sessions.

Excellent mouse. Liking every feature it comes with including the ones I haven’t figured out yet. Paired with my V4 keyboard the RGB effects are awesome. The mouse cable is extra light so it doesn’t get caught up or snagged on anything. Being able to switch between wireless and wired means never worrying about a dead mouse. Ergonomics could be a little better imo. I like the mouse that has a shelf on the right side for your pinky finger but still ultra happy.