Razer Basilisk V3 Smartchoice Wired Gaming Mouse, Ergonomic Design, 26K DPI Optical Sensor, 11 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, Chroma RGB Lighting, Black

My experience after using it for a week: PROS: 1. Stylish, ergonomic, beautiful design (+2) 2. Great build quality (+2) 3. No need to worry about latency or input delay at all because of the high quality cable, plus the cable is braided and looks premium quality (+2) 4. Has RGB and Programmable buttons (+2) 5. Great DPI options for gaming and has smoooooooth scroll with tilt feature (+2) CONS: 1. The software is not that great and will install automatically without your consent as soon as you plug the mouse it will instantly download it's "Razer Synapse" so just a quick heads up! (-1) Overall 9/10 (as of now) from me. Great mouse, highly recommend for gaming.

Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Pros: Exceptional ergonomics for palm grip users Stunning, well-executed RGB lighting Smart Reel feature for automatic scroll wheel adjustment Excellent Linux compatibility with most buttons mappable Feels lightweight despite higher weight on paper Excellent sensor performance (up to 13,000 DPI) Better value compared to Logitech G502X Cons: May not suit claw grip users Sniper button not yet mappable in Linux (as of this review) Review: The Razer Basilisk V3 impresses with its ergonomic design, stunning RGB lighting, and unique features, outshining competitors like the Logitech G502X. Its ergonomics are exceptional, offering supreme comfort for palm grip users during extended use. The breathtaking RGB lighting transforms setups, adding a mesmerizing ambience that enhances the overall experience. A standout feature is the Smart Reel, allowing automatic switching between tactical and free-spinning scroll wheel modes, absent in the G502X. The Basilisk V3 also avoids the reported cable issues of the wired G502X model. Performance-wise, it feels remarkably lightweight and agile. The top-notch sensor allows comfortable use at up to 13,000 DPI, with smooth profile switching via the DPI button. Linux users will appreciate the excellent compatibility. All features work flawlessly, and most buttons are mappable, including side buttons and side scroll. The only exception is the sniper button, which isn't currently mappable in Linux, though there may be a solution yet to be discovered. This level of Linux support is impressive and suggests equally strong performance on Windows systems. While not ideal for claw grip users, the Basilisk V3 offers a near-perfect blend of ergonomics, performance, and aesthetics for palm grip enthusiasts. Its competitive pricing compared to the G502X, combined with superior features, makes it an excellent value proposition. Note: These impressions are based on initial usage. Long-term durability and performance will be assessed after extended use.

It's razer basilisk, the best in all the fields. Awesome performance and durability. Size was on the bigger side, fits perfectly in my hand. Clicks feel great, and click sound is also light. Slides very smoothly on a good mouse pad. Weight is balanced, neither so heavy nor so light. Cable quality was good and soft unlike other hard braided cables.

I’ve been using this mouse regularly for the last 2 years, and overall, it has been a really solid gaming mouse. The shape is super comfortable for long sessions, the sensor still performs accurately, and the RGB lighting still looks great even after heavy use. As you can see in the photos, it has aged quite a lot over time with regular daily usage, which is expected. The only issue I faced was that the middle scroll click stopped working after around a year of use. Thankfully, the mouse has left, and right scroll click functions as extra buttons, so I’ve been using those instead without much problem. Apart from that, everything else still works properly, including tracking and main clicks. Overall, still a very good mouse if you want comfort and performance for gaming or everyday use.

Best gaming mouse this price range.

The software is so good and the rgb lighting provides immense customisation features while the quality also feels super premium

Verry verry good mouse

I was looking to buy a good gaming mouse with an infinity scroll wheel within 4k. It was between this and Logitech G502 but as I had double click and disconnection issues previously with Logitech mice, I went with this one and there are no regrets! I got it for 3.7 k during sale so it was well within my budget and is a great product for the price. It has customisable RGB, switchable infinite and standard scroll wheel, DPI switch, two side buttons and a second DPI switch which allows you to get a specific DPI setting as long as you hold the button (not sure where this is useful). The mouse does feel a bit weird to hold initially but once you get used to it, there's no going back! It's much more comfortable than others. The cable is braided and strong, clicking is also proper, and the mouse is around 100 gms so not too heavy. After using it for about a year now, this was definitely worth it. It works without any issues and if you're looking for mouse in this price range this would absolutely be my first recommendation.