RazerBasilisk V3 Customizable Ergonomic Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting - 26K DPI Optical Sensor - 11 Programmable Buttons - HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Classic BlackECOLOGO

My journey to this mouse started with the Logitech G502. Everyone raves about its ergonomic shape, and they were right—it was one of the most comfortable mice I'd ever held. But then the issues started. It would lag, it would start scrolling when I wasn't even touching it, and the G HUB software was just plain horrible. I loved the feel, but couldn't get past the glitches and outdated software.Enter the Razer Basilisk V3.This mouse takes everything good about the G502, makes it better, and fixes every single thing that was wrong with it. It has the same amazing, comfortable ergonomic shape that feels SO good in your hand, but the performance is in a completely different league. It glides across my desk like butter, and after weeks of use, it has not had a single glitch, lag spike, or phantom scroll. It just works, flawlessly.And the app! The Razer Synapse software is a million times better than what I was used to. It's modern, intuitive, and actually a pleasure to use.Bottom Line: This mouse has genuinely made my gaming sessions more enjoyable and my daily work so much easier. I am absolutely in love. After this experience, I don't think I can ever go back to another brand. If you're a current or former G502 user who is frustrated with its issues, this is the upgrade you've been waiting for. 100% recommended.

Really good, you might see a lot of other reviews saying that it came damaged or stuff was broken, but that's the workers fault or mismanagement from the company moving around boxes frantically. It is a gamble if it comes damaged or not but if you do get it in good condition, then you'll be happy. The mouse has adjustable DPI settings, easy access button on the mouse, and even more adjustable on the app. Where you can also change the colors of the mouse. It is very comfortable; it lets your thumb sit comfortably without dragging. The battery life is no problem. Since it is wired it doesn't matter. Lastly, the value for the mouse is good. Compared to the Basilik V3 Pro (Wireless), you can save a lot for going wired, and get the same exact features.

I love this mouse, and thats no surprise when it comes to razor products. They mouse feels great in the hands and work pretty accurately on any surface. Very responsive and you are able to adjust a few things to your preferences. Such as locking and unlocking the scroll wheel to adjust the speed that your cursor moves when you give an input. Its really good value for what your paying, especially if you get in on sale. I got the wired version and I dont mind tbh. The cable is braided and feel super durable so no need to worry about the random pull that may rip the cable out and bread it. Amazing mouse

These are great for every day use. To be honest most of the features like "RGB" and mapping functions to the extra buttons I completely skip over. I'm sure they're useful for playing computer games where there's very specific time pressure. For the stuff I use them for, writing documents, a bit of design work, a bit of circuit design, a bit of software dev, basically anything other than playing computer games, they're great.The sensor is really sensetive so they work really well for very precise design work. The way the mouse wheel works on these is genius. They've added a buttom that lets one set the wheel between "free wheeling" and " tightl;y controlled" with a single press. If you're working on long documents, large diagrams, long web pages it's just a click and you can move up and down the length of the page very quickly. Then just press the button again and you have precise control and you can slowly move from line to line and get to exactly where you need to be. Navigation with any other mouse now feels slow and sluggish to me.The little couloured lights are also useful, I have a few of these on the desk at once and setting them to different static colurs makes it easy to quickly identify which mouse is attached to which computer.The quality is good, I've had one of these Basilisk v3's for about two years and no sign of any problems. I've had another Razer mouse for about eight years and while there are definite signs of wear it's to be expectted with a device that gets used all day every day. That one still functions perfectly even though there are tiny cracks where the plastic has become brittle and the pads underneath are all but worn off. By comparison I bought a different high quality gaming mouse manufatured by a competitor in the same segment and with that one the gears on the mouse wheel wore enough to lose friction with the spindle to the point where the mouse wheel was really frustrating to try to use within six months, so eight years I'd say is good value for money.UPDATE:A few months after I wrote this review the Razer mouse wheel wore out. I wated some time and then ordered two more, one to replace the now unusable mouse with the worn out wheel and one spare. The new mice came at a much lower cost, maybe half price. That was about a month ago and they arrived on the 25th of August 2025. I had been using a different brand of mouse for the interim, and when the new Razer arrived I changed the mouse immediately, literally it arrived, I took it out of the box, connected it and carried on. It's not the 7th of September 2025, the mouse wheel is already starting to give trouble. In the "spin" / "loose" mode it doesn't spin very much anymore and is encountering resistence.Either the hayday of Razer Basilisk is over and the quality isn't what it was, because less than two weekjs is not really acceptable for a mouse to last, so it looks like the Razer heyday is gone, the quality is no longer acceptable at any price, at this price it's insanity.