Razer Basilisk V3 - Wired Customisable Gaming Mouse (10+1 Programmable Buttons, HyperScroll Tilt Wheel, 11 Chroma RGB Lighting Zones, Optical Mouse Switches, Focus+ 26K DPI Optical Sensor) Black

Feels incredible in hand, smooth, reliable and very comfortable for extended periods of use. The ability to change dpi on the fly & the integrated rgbic lighting is a very nice touch. The additional buttons come in handy on FPS games and even within Windows when browsing the web, for example. Nice tactile feel to the left and right click with a predictable and quiet scroll wheel. Overall it's an excellent mouse at a reasonable price. Would recommend

The Razer Basilisk V3 is an exceptional wired gaming mouse that delivers on every front: performance, comfort, build quality, and customisation. After extended use, it’s clear this is a mouse designed for gamers who want absolute control without compromise. Performance and sensor accuracy The Focus+ 26K DPI optical sensor is superb. Tracking is flawless, whether you’re making tiny precision movements or fast, sweeping motions. There’s no jitter, no spin-out, and no acceleration issues — just consistent, reliable performance. DPI switching is instant, and the range makes it suitable for everything from low-sensitivity FPS play to high-speed desktop use. Buttons and customisation The 10+1 programmable buttons are extremely well thought out. They’re easy to reach without accidental presses, and the additional paddle-style thumb button is especially useful for push-to-talk, weapon switching, or macros. Every button feels crisp and responsive thanks to the optical mouse switches, which are fast, tactile, and reassuringly solid. Razer Synapse allows deep customisation — remapping buttons, creating macros, adjusting DPI stages, and syncing profiles per game. Once set up, everything works seamlessly. HyperScroll tilt wheel: genuinely useful The HyperScroll tilt wheel is a standout feature. You can switch between tactile, notched scrolling and free-spin mode instantly. It’s fantastic for weapon switching in games, precise scrolling when needed, and rapid scrolling through long documents or web pages. The left/right tilt adds even more functionality and quickly becomes second nature. Comfort and build quality Ergonomically, the Basilisk V3 is excellent. It’s comfortable for long gaming sessions, especially for palm and claw grips. The shape feels natural, the thumb rest is well designed, and the mouse has a reassuring weight without feeling heavy or sluggish. Build quality is solid and premium throughout. RGB lighting: tasteful and immersive The 11-zone Chroma RGB lighting is impressive without being over the top. The underglow adds a subtle, immersive effect on the desk, and it integrates perfectly with other Razer devices or game-based lighting effects. If RGB isn’t your thing, it’s easy to tone down or turn off completely. Why it earns five stars Exceptionally accurate Focus+ 26K DPI sensor Responsive optical switches with excellent button feel Brilliant HyperScroll tilt wheel Deep customisation with intuitive software Comfortable, ergonomic design Premium build and tasteful RGB lighting Whether you’re into competitive FPS games, MMOs, or just want a highly capable and comfortable mouse for everyday use, the Razer Basilisk V3 is outstanding value and one of the best wired gaming mice available. Highly recommended.

Very good mouse! I got this because the logitech g502 hero was unavailable, nor the g502 x, and although this is a cheaper mouse technically, I think it's probably superior! Though it's not got the 2 extra buttons of the g502, and way more RGB, which you may not be a fan of. It is a very good mouse with excellent features. I'm still getting used to the extra buttons and their placement but all in all it is excellent and very worth getting. I can barely feel the difference between the tactile and fast scroll but still. The auto-switch between them is kind of nice, and the software to map the mouse is also very simple to use! and the customization of its RGB is also good. A comfortable, high quality mouse.

The Razer Basilisk V3 is a wired gaming mouse that caters to the needs of serious gamers, and it certainly delivers on performance and customization. As an avid gamer, I've put this mouse through its paces and am generally impressed with its features. Firstly, the customizable buttons are a game-changer. The ability to tweak the mouse to suit my gaming style is a significant advantage. The additional programmable buttons are well-placed and easy to reach, giving me quick access to crucial commands during intense gaming sessions. The scroll wheel, with its customizable resistance, adds a level of control that I appreciate, especially in games that demand precise scrolling. The 16,000 DPI optical sensor is incredibly responsive, ensuring accuracy in every movement. The on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment is a handy feature, allowing me to adapt to different in-game situations without interrupting the flow. The mouse glides smoothly on various surfaces, thanks to the PTFE feet, providing a consistent experience. The build quality is sturdy, and the ergonomic design fits comfortably in my hand, even during long gaming marathons. The Razer Optical Mouse Switches provide a tactile response, making each click feel satisfyingly responsive. The Razer Synapse software enhances the customization options, allowing me to fine-tune settings, create profiles, and sync configurations across multiple devices. The RGB lighting is a nice touch for those who enjoy personalizing their gaming setup. While the Razer Basilisk V3 offers an impressive gaming experience, I deducted one star due to the weight. Some users may find it slightly on the heavier side, and a bit more weight customization options would have been appreciated. In summary, the Razer Basilisk V3 is a solid choice for gamers seeking a high-performance, customizable mouse. With its precision, programmability, and comfortable design, it's a great addition to any gaming rig.

Amazing mouse. I know it’s wired, but for its features it is so cheap. The grip on it feels nice, and not to grippy and doesn’t feel icky if you know what I mean, the clicks aren’t obnoxiously loud, but still clicks, definitely not silent. The scroll wheel is so nice, and it sounds good on both the tactile and infinite modes. I will say, the infinite scroll lasts about 10 seconds, which is longer than expected, and it is silent when in the infinite mode. The tactile scroll mode is nicely done, not too tactile. I like the mouse shape, fits my hands nicely, and the rgb is nice too, and without any programming on app, works great, with no hassle. Would be nice if there was a ‘rgb button’ for switching rgb modes on the mouse for people who don’t want to install software. There is a nice amount of buttons too, 3 on side, two mouse buttons, and an extra two on top for switching dpi and scroll modes, and one on bottom for changing profiles. It is very easy to use as well as you can just plug it in and it works.

I seem to be addicted to buying cheap mouse's and always being disgruntled as to how the perform goes. Well being recently very impressed with another Razer product I bought this and to be fair its not expensive being wired. My main objective was in a few games when you try and snipe or account for bullet speed and give lead a lessors mouse just seems to hang or never seems able to put that cross were you want it so you fluff a lot of shots. Not anymore this was an eye opener ..even without the snipe button pressed it was sooo much quicker getting onto the target and holding it there even if they walked or moved...with the snipe button depressed it was almost but not quite cheating how easy it was (this button drops the DPI to 400 so in effect mouse movements are slower to help tweak those cross hairs..but release it and you are straight back to whatever you set it at..mines at 2000dpi and its quick without being uncontrollable ) But given Im playing against quick fingers super kids..I need that advantage . Re programming buttons is simple the Razer softwear is very easy to understand and you cant really mess anything up buttons are super nice..size is good..bigger than I expected which I'm pleased with..weight is nominal but not heavy..finish is grippy-ish..button placements good..sniper button is a little fwd but then you tend to have time to find it ...glides easily on my mat..something others struggle with as its leatherette (I know why have one like that you say) I'm liking Razer products they are for me a game changer ...I'm typing this with a cheap ergonomic vertical mouse..and that makes me realise just how important a better mouse is and how less frustrating to use when you are trying to say highlight a word or mark just before a full stop and it keeps missing..well done Razer credit duly deserved and all for quite sensible money

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!

I bought this alongside the Razer Ornata V2 keyboard, and have been using the two in tandem since moving on from a gaming laptop to a full PC. For the past 10 years or so I've been using a variety of cheap mice with short lifespans of around a year or so, before throwing them out as they break and getting a new one. Spending the extra money to upgrade to a proper gaming mouse has been a joy, and the ergonomic and simple design of the Basilisk V3, alongside its' added comforts, is wonderful. Starting with criticisms, the only major one I have is the size of the mouse. I have relatively large hands, and I find the mouse width to be slightly too small for me to rest on comfortably while maintaining a good grip, but I chalk this more up to a me issue than an actual design fault. I also find the DPI toggle to be a little frustrating, as there is only a button to cycle the DPI settings as opposed to two buttons - one that toggles it up, and one that toggles it down. However, as the Razer software that comes with the product is highly intuitive, and the buttons' functions are highly customisable, this is easily fixed if it's an actual problem (which, as I only use the one DPI settings, it isn't). For the positives, there are many, and I'll try to go over them quickly. The rubber of the grips has both a pleasant texture and a good gripping element, while the overall design is highly ergonomic and comfortable to rest my thumb on. The plastic of the mouse buttons is also obviously quality, with good texture and durability (though I've not exactly tried to rip the thing apart). The scroll wheel/mouse 3 is also comfortable and rolls nicely, with a mechanical switch to change between free-roll and incremental (it makes a very cool sounding "click" when you press it, which I tend to do just for the sake of it) The RGB lighting effects are high quality, and alike with the Ornata keyboard, the Razer Chroma Studio software is intuitive, and easy to use and customise. Alike with the keyboard though, I wouldn't mind the lights being slightly brighter - though the dimmer lighting is easier on the eyes, and less distracting during gaming. Overall, for the price, I'm honestly very impressed. While the keyboard feels "fair" for the cost, the Basilisk feels a bit like a steal - while some may find the number of buttons "limiting", I personally prefer the simpler layout. I earnestly don't think there's a better mouse I could buy without having the thing moulded for the shape of my hand.

Super bra

Insanely good mouse for it's price. This "oldie but goodie" has a really nice grip, both for palm and claw, and the scroll has defined steps (for those that use them) and a really nice rubberized wheel. I use it mostly for games such as Minecraft and similar, and ofc for "office-work", it does the job beautifully for my needs.

Kupiłem Razer Basilisk V3 — wygodna, dużo przycisków i świetny scroll, minus za kabel i wagę, ale ogólnie bardzo dobra za tę cenę.

It looks great, it feels great, it fits right in my hand, and it's easy to use. I especially like the grippy scroll wheel that can be let loose and spin freely with the click of a button, and also the software feature that when you turn the wheel fast enough it automatically spins freely. This isn't just a gamer's mouse, it's incredibly useful; for scrolling through long documents too! The lighting on the mouse is just great too, very bright and customizable (once you get used to the kind of finicky razer studio feature) and still visible in broad daylight. The texture all around feels amazing too! Very comfortable and isn't shiny so no fingerprints, clammy hands or an ugly greasy shine over time. And on the left side where your thumb rests, an extra grippy surface to further saatisfy a gamer's needs. It is however of course a bit pricy, (as is with most quality gaming gear) but you absolutely get what you pay for. To summarize, if you're looking for a great all-rounder or dont know what you're looking for; this has everything. I really recommend it.

love this mouse, many programable buttons and the software make it very easy