RazerBasilisk V3 Pro Customizable Wireless Gaming Mouse: Fast Optical Switches Gen-3 - HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Chroma RGB - 11 Programmable Buttons - Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor - White

This is a great mouse, just the right weight, feels good in the hand, and well built. The battery life is substantial, I've often only had to charge it once a week or less. The buttons are clicky, responsive, and hold up well to regular use. Razer has even done a lot to improve their Synapse software allowing for a wide array of customizable functions and settings. Personally I set my DPI to 10,000 so I can still play games despite having a small mouse pad to work with.

As a first-time buyer of this brand, I am thoroughly impressed. Previously, I used a different brand whose battery frequently failed. This mouse is designed ergonomically, providing optimal comfort during use. The installation process was straightforward, essentially plug-and-play. Its DPI settings make it an outstanding option for those who require precision in software applications, effortlessly handling even the smallest details. The battery life is exceptional, rarely requiring a charge. Additionally, the buttons respond effectively during operation. I would highly recommend this product for anyone seeking a mid-range mouse suitable for both gaming and professional use.

I've spent several days looking for a gaming mouse at the right price and had the functions I was looking for. This mouse has hit the mark. The RGB functions are great. Colors are vibrant and bright.The adjustable DPI on the fly is great at the touch of one button. Great for adjusting from gaming to productivity.Mouse came almost fully charged, so getting to full charge before use was a short period of time. Currently setup with 2.4ghz wireless connection. So far it's crisp and responsive.The mouse clicks are also nice a crisp and with optical switches there is no worry of double clicking.The software was quick and easy to install. All custom configurations per the software are also quick and easy.Although I don't have much time using this mouse, I can say the setup was quick and easy.This is the first ergonomic style mouse I've ever used. Overall very comfortable for gaming or simple productivity tasks.

Works amazing just takes some time to get used too. Battery life is great, its really comfortable to use and the mouse quality is also good.

I bought this mouse to replace an aging Logitech wireless mouse that has seen been discontinued.The hardware itself is well-built and comfortable. The mouse has a "feature" that puts itself to sleep after so many minutes, and this feature cannot be disabled. Not being able to disable this is a bad software design, and many people complain about this in various online forums. It takes getting used to the fact that I have to shake my mouse to wake up. If this had been the only issue, I could have learned to adjust. But no, the overall experience quickly went downhill from there.The software nagged me about a firmware update, so I gave in and installed it. Now, the mouse does not shake awake. I have to physically turn it off and back on once it goes to sleep. And again, the software will not let this feature be disabled to work around this firmware issue.I contact support via email form submission, and explain this issue, filling out the long list of information Razer asks for as part of opening a support ticket. Over a week goes by and I finally get a response from Support Person A, who provides me a link to a help webpage on how to charge the mouse. That's not the issue so I reply back stating such. A day later, I get another reply from Support Person B with another link to another webpage that explains that its best to turn the mouse off when charging it, and explains how to do that. Again, I reply back saying they are not reading my issue, and I reiterate the issue to them. Today, I get another response from Support Person C that asks me to fill out all the demographics and purchase info I provided in the first email, which all that info is already in the email thread.It has become clear their support people do not want to take the time to work on an issue, and rather send cookie-cutter form responses hoping that I either go away, or the ticket lands on someone else's queue to deal with.

I've had a wired Basilisk for several years now and it still works just as well as it did before. It has not developed any issues with the scroll wheel, the buttons, or any sort of double-clicking problems. I've had other similarly priced mice before and all of them did not stand up to the quality of the Razer Basilisk. After 4-5 years of use, the rubber grip on the side has finally started to wear down and be uncomfortable on my finger so I decided to purchase another one, this time the wireless Basilisk V3 Pro in white.It's such a great mouse. The response is great, the feel is great, the RGB effects are extremely customizable, and the build quality is top notch. For the wireless version, I've found the battery life to be excellent and if you use the docking station for it, it's easily rechargeable and has an excellent polling rate. I've noticed no difference in response from the wired to the wireless with the dock.The only thing I'd say is the wired mouse is MUCH cheaper so if you're fine with having the wire, you may as well just get that instead of the wireless.

Love the feel of the mouse and the rgb lighting. Battery life is excellent, high dpi, wireless charging. All great features only issue I have is sometimes when using the razor dock pro the mouse will lose connectivity quite frequently. Don’t have this issue as much with the usb dongle.