Razer Basilisk V3 - Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse

Excellent mouse with outstanding precision and comfort. The tracking is extremely accurate with no lag, perfect for fast-paced gaming. The clicks feel crisp and responsive, and the ergonomic design stays comfortable even after long sessions. Build quality is solid and premium. Plug and play, works flawlessly. Absolutely worth the price — highly recommended.

I have been using this mouse for over 6 months and have been pleased with the results. The buttons have great tactile feel and the cursor tracking is excellent. The scroll wheel works very well. The mouse is attractive with neat lighting though that does not really matter to me. There are some fancy features with the software. However, I have not used them and find the usefulness of the product is great right out of the box without any special setup.

The Razer Basilisk V3 is a triumph of ergonomic engineering, offering a sculpted right-handed design with a textured thumb rest that provides exceptional comfort for palm and claw grippers during marathon sessions. Its standout feature is undoubtedly the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, which impressively toggles between tactile notches and a smooth free-spin mode--either manually or automatically via the Smart-Reel feature--making it as potent for productivity as it is for gaming. Performance is flawless thanks to the 26K DPI sensor and crisp optical switches, while the Chroma RGB underglow adds a vibrant, customizable flair that looks stunning on a desk. However, this feature-rich nature comes with a literal cost in weight; it feels noticeably heavy and sluggish for competitive FPS players who prefer lightweight maneuverability, and the non-detachable cable, while flexible, still tethers you to your rig. Ultimately, it’s a near-perfect "do-it-all" mouse for genre-hopping gamers who value comfort and features over raw speed.

The Razer Basilisk V3 is an excellent wired gaming mouse with top-notch performance and ergonomics. The customizable RGB lighting is stunning, and the 11 programmable buttons make it versatile for gaming and productivity tasks. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, even during long gaming sessions, and the responsiveness is flawless, delivering precise movements. However, the scroll wheel could be better—it feels a bit inconsistent, especially in free-spin mode. Additionally, the mouse is slightly heavier than expected, which might not suit gamers who prefer lighter peripherals. Overall, it's a great gaming mouse with a lot to offer, but a few tweaks would make it truly exceptional. If you value customization and comfort, this is a solid choice!

Probably my favorite gaming mouse so far. It's comfortable and lightweight for long sessions. The Razer software is also fairly easy to use but not super bloated. Using the third thumb button to access an extra button mapping layer for macros is an excellent feature.

Bought this for my son who is a frequent gamer. He loves the feel, weight and speed for online gaming. Good value and quality. He uses it a ton and it is built to last.

This computer mouse is awesome. It is a great value for the money. I bought it as a gift for my son-in-law. It is just what he wanted and needed. The movements and functions of the mouse is perfect. The buttons are easy to maneuver. It’s durable and he is very happy with it. As a bonus, it lights up and he loves it.

Only had this mouse for a little over a day. Took it out of the box and charged it, got busy and didn't start using it until last night. I can't explain how more responsive and better feel of it. Its like trying to explain the difference between blu ray and dvd. Its definitely there. Its also super comfortable in my hand. I had thought I would take off that side thumb rest but its actually really nice. I like the ability to adjust the scroll wheel resistance too but honestly I wouldn't pay extra for that. The docking bay is cool, its weird how easily the mouse just rests on it. When putting it back at night I had to check a couple times to make sure it was on right. It was, I'm just going to have to trust that it magically just fits in when I haphazardly put it on. The mouse is lighter than I would have expected. Not super light, but lighter than my previous generic logitech mouse and lighter than the M720. This most likely has to do with the lack of inserted batteries though. Speaking of battery life, been working with it for about four hours now and its at 88%. The lights were on. I would have put a criticism about not being able to figure out how to turn them off but I just updated and suddenly the mouse showed up in the chroma program and I was able to turn them off. The only real criticism I have is that when I press the scroll button (depressing the wheel), which I do often in a game I play to auto-run, it tends to scroll forward on click. I think its the placement of it and when I take my finger and press on it more from the front it doesn't do that so it'll be an adjustment. I haven't played with all the little setting, macros, and customizations of the lighting. I probably paid a hefty price for something that I won't use with those but as far as what a mouse is supposed to do, it does it very well.