Razer Basilisk Ultimate with Charging Station - Wireless Gaming Mouse with 11 Programmable Buttons (Optical 20k Focus+ Sensor, Optical Mouse Switch, RGB Chroma, Customisable Scroll Wheel) Black

I've been using SteelSeries products for years and I recently picked up this Razer Basilisk V3 Pro gaming mouse, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade for my setup! The ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, making long gaming sessions comfortable. The RGB lighting is a nice touch, adding a vibrant glow to my desk while being fully customizable. The mouse is incredibly responsive, with smooth tracking and precise clicks that have improved my performance in fast-paced games. I also appreciate the programmable buttons, which let me tailor it to my needs for both gaming and productivity. If you’re looking for a high-quality gaming mouse that combines style, comfort, and performance, this Razer mouse is a must-have. Absolutely love it!

I recently upgraded to the Razer Basilisk V3, and I couldn’t be happier! The ergonomics are perfect, making it super comfortable for long gaming sessions. The customizable buttons are a game-changer, and the Hyperscroll wheel is insanely smooth. The RGB lighting looks incredible, and the performance is top-notch with its 26K DPI sensor.Whether for gaming or everyday use, this mouse is responsive, precise, and feels premium. Definitely worth the price! If you’re considering an upgrade, get this mouse—you won’t regret it!

This mouse is amazing, feels great in my hand, responsive with several dpi options available at the click of a button. The side buttons are customizable l, giving you versatility. Battery lasts quite long I only changed it once since buying this and used it fairly regularly. Liking the LED in the stroller too, nice touch. RAZR is a great brand and definitely doesn't disappoint, this is my second mouse from them. The first was broken by my little one.

This is a very nice mouse, and I was sad that it just wasn't the one for me. It feels high quality and ergonomic, the clicks are satisfying without being too loud, and the scroll is very tactile. The DPI options are useful but I found the upper two insanely fast. Unfortunately, I couldn't get used to the button next to the thumb - my thumb was always bumping into it, and if I sat my hand further back then the overall width to my ring finger was too much (I have long, narrow hands). Also, I knew already that the Razer software is not Mac compatible, but didn't realise that OpenRGB doesn't provide support for this particular mouse yet (the Wireless V3 X Hyperspeed). So it's a lot of money for a mouse that isn't super comfortable and I can't change any of the buttons and RGB. Tempted to try the old Basilisk X Hyperspeed which has fewer buttons.

Great mouse with lots of customisation.The RGB lighting underneath isn’t as bright as I thought, but still stands out.I use this for work and is comfortable for 8hrs of use a day

Been using this mouse for years now and can't fault it. Battery life is great and never had any issues at all.

I considered quite a few gaming mice before I purchased this, unsure whether to go with cordless or not. In the end, I'm really pleased to have opted for the Basilisk V3, it is an ideal replacement for my 15 year old Logitech mouse. The low friction cord makes movement a breeze, with no issues with cord snagging or movement interference. The sensor is snappy and precise, the numerous buttons all very crisp and pleasing to use. Having never had a Razer mouse before, I can highly recommend this one, it's superb and also a fraction of the cost of the high end "pro" versions. A great buy still in Feb 2025.

Bought this a year ago, and the sensor started malfunctioning, resulting in erratic mouse movment - Imagine playing an FPS, and you end up shooting your teammate instead of your enemy because your mouse was manufactured by a bunch of special smooth brainers... Alas, I chose to invoke the 2 year warranty to get this issue sorted - guess what happened? Razer won't honour it because it came from an "unauthorized dealer" since I bought it on Amazon (3rd party seller), despite them confirming via serial number that the mouse was indeed built by them, seeing the invoice and proof that I bought it new and untampered. Why, you ask? Well, simple reason - the warranty policy they have is designed to screw you over with small print. If you want a good mouse for gaming that will work longer than a year, or you expect the manufacturer to honour their warranty, a Razer is deffo not for you.IF, however, you're looking for an expensive excuse to kill your teammates in CS, Battlefield, ARMA, and blame it on the mouse - then you have the best product at your disposal. 11/10 teamkillers put their trust in Razer.