RazerBasilisk V3 Pro 35K Wireless Gaming Mouse: HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - 35K DPI Optical Sensor Gen 2-13 Customizable Controls - Chroma RGB - Optical Switches Gen 3 - Up to 140 Hr Battery - BlackECOLOGO

I prefer heavier mice so if you’re one of those folks who like their mice to feel like air this isn’t it. It’s not as heavy as my G502 with all the weights but it’s still got some good heft. I do miss the two extra buttons to the left of the LMB but it’s not a dealbreaker. The switches are snappy and crisp, and the under glow is a nice touch, but the thing I love the most is the adaptive scroll wheel. Such a sick feature! Rather than clicking the toggle button on the G502, the adaptive mode keeps it notched for gameplay or small scrolls when I’m working, and then as soon as you try to scroll far, it will unlatch and freewheel, it’s honestly the best. It’s also completely software driven so you can set it to notched only or freewheel only if that’s what you prefer.Overall, if you like a mid-high weight mouse, mostly play FPS games, enjoy some RGB, need a handful of extra buttons, crave that notched/freewheel combo, and can afford it, this is the mouse for you.If you like super light mice, play MMORPGs or other macro heavy games, or don’t like the price, this isn’t for you.

I went from the Wireless Black Mamba which costed a small fortune but lasted 10 long years. The battery wasn’t the best so I used it wired but this mouse is spectacular! The battery lasts forever it seems like, it is extremely responsive and accurate. Razer products are never cheap but they never disappoint.

Feels very great, battery lasts longer than I expected (I use it a bunch every day) and it looks incredible. I like the ability to change the scroll wheel from tactile to smooth.

Excellent quality, very light in weight , easy to set up and wonderful features on this mouse. Can be cable connected or wireless through Bluetooth. The RGB lighting is a nice touch and for gaming applications, its performance is pretty decent.

This mouse is a beast, but there are a couple things that I'd prefer to be different. First off I'll state the positives. There is no noticeable input lag. I was worried about it but it doesn't seem to be an issue for me at all. The lighting is badass, and the app has pretty good color and theme options. It feels great in the hand and glides smoothly.The things I see negative, is button placement and how they lack some intuitive feel. The clutch button is a little hard for me to reach, so it makes it clumsy. The on-the-fly dpi button doesn't have a nice click and is almost flush with the mouse, so it can be a little difficult to tactilly feel. I either end up hitting the button just above it, or I have to take a second to find it. These aren't deal breakers for me, just things i think they should have noticed on such an expensive mouse. I bought it, and would but it again, though.

tl;dr fantastic mouse for people that do both gaming and workI'm very happy that I ended up with this mouse and not Viper 3... Basilisk is not only comfortable for your hand but also very practical... I love the infinite scroll feature, customization and placement of buttons. While I'm not pro to understand how good it is in terms of midmaxing.... I did gain additional exp just because the responsiveness in the game of my liking (where timing was crucial) xD... So yeah... this is a pay to win upgrade BUT! I still think for people that mostly would be gaming and no other activities like editing/browsing Viper 3 would be better.

This mouse fits great in my hand. It's not a light mouse. Overall I would recommend it to my friends.

I've bought three or four of these as they worked really well, and then I noticed the left click wears down fast. I will see how to lasts in the next year or two.