Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works really well with my rig, it’s great I highly recommend to everyone. It’s lasted me so far a year and no problems at all.

Great gaming mouse! The usb and bluetooth connections both work great; it is comfortable, and the battery life is also good. Highly recommend.

nice quality and it is very easy to use. I like its size, which is bigger than other mouse and fits my hand more.

Great mouse, very responsive and feels good in your hand very comfy. i would deff recommend this product. Also clean and minimal looking

Mouse works great. Switching from Bluetooth to the Hyperspeed wireless works exactly as intended. Battery life is great.

The mouse sensitivity is extremely high, hence the name of the mouse. Had to turn mouse pointer speed all the way down and have to lower sensitivity in gaming settings which makes it much better for me. Depends on preference. For those looking for an extremely sensitive mouse that scrolls across hole monitor by being merely tapped, this is a great option. As far as comfort, wonderful. The response time is great as well. Only 2 programmable thumb buttons, great positioning. Overall great for price.

High speed responsive mouse. Great for gaming or general use. Very comfortable. Way better than a standard $10 mouse. Feel the quality every click I make.

It is just small enough for my hand and quite responsive. This helps when you're trying to play a game when streaming.

I don’t notice much lag from it being wireless. The battery has lasted so long on it as well. I can use for hours on end and won’t have soreness

What I was looking for in a mouse was to have wireless and a thumb rest of sorts, this had both with the added bonus of being able to use Bluetooth OR the included USB dongle for wireless connection, most have either or the other, the switch for this option is on the bottom side. My only con with this device is the clicks of the mouse can be louder than most mice I have owned in the past, and the software install prompts every time you plug in the USB. Otherwise, it seems to be a solid choice, especially at its $41 sale price that I got it for.

Perfect mouse for traveling. Picked this up when my computers touchpad would struggle. Love not having to use a USB port to control it.

Great, responsive and neat deign. This mouse is better than the Logitech mice that I’m accustomed to use for gaming.

Love love love this mouse is my favorite purchase in a long time is light weight responsive is beautiful and I the price was reasonable

I have been using Razer products for over a decade including mice, keyboards, and mobile phones, and like most Razer fans I have to admit that Razer products have been less than great in the recent years: Too heavy, poor performing, and overpriced when compared to competing products which has allowed companies like Logi-tech, Steel Series, and Corsair to compete for the top spot. I am proud to say Razer has gone back to the roots with the Basilisk X Hyperspeed and created a truly great product once again. No fancy LEDs and no gorgeous boxes but what you get instead is an excellent performing, excellent handling, well featured and REASONABLY PRICED gaming mouse. The first three things are common among the top spot products in the the gaming segment but actually GOOD products in this market can fetch upwards of $100. The Basilisk X Hyperspeed reminds me of a full sized version of the original (2006) Razer Orochi which is still my favor Razer mouse of all time, and which I still use when I travel. This mouse runs in Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz mode. It's battery operated so no rechargeable battery and recharging dock (good riddens) which helps with weight, and although Razer says only the 2.4Ghz mode is recommended for high-response gameplay the Bluetooth mode performs extremely well. Razer has applied a matte finish black to the top and grippy textures to the sides (no more grooves) which resists dust and dirt more than previous finishes. The button clicking is satisfying and tracking is extremely precise and accurate. It has 5 programmable DPI modes and the mouse wheel is tactile and adjustable as well. All customizations are done through the Razer Synapse 3 software but for the first time (that I am aware of) in years all settings are stored on the mouse itself and still work if you need to shut down Synapse 3 (which causes tracking problems in some legacy games). I can't speak to how long the battery lasts just yet but after 15+ hours of use the battery icon indicates more than 90% battery life remaining. That is truly remarkable when compared to my Razer Lancehead and Razer Mamba wireless which could barely last 8 hours with regular use. I can't recommend the Razer Basilisk Ultimate due to price and truly obnoxious LED options but for great performance and a great feeling mouse I can recommend the Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed. It's true, the Razer Basilisk is very similar to the Logitech G502 in shape and size but IMO the Razer is lighter and more responsive and at less than half the price you owe it to yourself to try it first.

Usually don’t recommend wireless mice for gaming, but this mouse works perfectly. Very responsive and cool design.

W mouse, It is really rizzy and sigma. on skibidi!

My teenage sons love them. They can program the side buttons to help them with controls while gaming and use in tandem with keyboard. Great sensitivity.

Good wireless mouse for the money. Easy setup and functions really good. App is installed on your PC to customize the mouse to how you want it to function.

I bought this along with the Logitech Hero wireless and the Logitech 502g wireless. For the money, this thing was an absolute beast. Unfortunately, what I didn't like about it is the fact that it requires 1 AA battery and had no charging options. Also, this mouse has no RGB, and although that has no real function...I kinda spoiled myself. So other than that, I'd say this little mouse was great value as its a simple grip mouse to use for FPS.

Have used the mouse for about a week now lag free wireless and good weight overall really nice mouse