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Item: Razer Basilisk V3
Rating: 5
Author: Filip, Plzeň

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Filip, Plzeň

Rated 22/01/2024, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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The 2 side buttons could be more distinguishable and vytaznejsi (too smooth and bland) sometimes I get confused but it takes time

Fits beautifully in the hand

Snipe button

Scrolling modes

Isn't there a meaningless profile

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Anonymous customer

Rated 02/01/2024, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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I swapped the Razer Viper Mini for the Basilisk - the biggest difference is the shape and weight (slightly heavier, but it suits me).

Flexible cable

Glides great

High DPI

Adjustable backlight

Option to switch scroll button to free scroll

Pressing the scroll button does not respond as well

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Petr, Praha 10 - Vršovice

Rated 03/12/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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Best mouse I've ever had. It has everything I ever wanted and didn't even know I wanted.

ergonomically comfortable even for larger hands

lots of buttons (everyone uses forward and back in the browser right on the thumb)

sw - possibility to customize everything

light

adjustable DPI steps

high sensor accuracy

polling rate up to 1000hz

possibility to switch the wheel between free spinning mode and steps

lightweight cable

on the original razor pad glides absolutely fantastic

pleasant RGB to my taste

extra button for temporary sensitivity reduction - suitable for both sniping and drawing

27000 DPI you won't really use

can't be easily split to clean the wheels but this is now standard

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Petr, Libouchec

Rated 24/09/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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fits comfortably in the hand and on the controls

short button stroke

fast response

clear control software

I didn't find anything

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Jan, Veleň

Rated 12/09/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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a little smaller

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Anonymous customer

Rated 11/09/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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everything works as it should, fits nicely in the hand (I have a bigger hand)

rgb looks really nice

none so far

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Jan, Prague

Rated 18/08/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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After more than a year of daily, at least six-hour use, I can write a fairly truthful, and unbiased review. The mouse is positioned roughly on the cusp of upper-middle and mid-range in the price range. For its price, you get a very capable and complete package that will be especially appreciated by players of all games other than the FPS genres. The mouse is actually quite heavy, but I deliberately don't write it in pluses and minuses, because it's subjective. I prefer heavier mice, so it suits me. I've used the macro button, located in a very handy place at the tip of my thumb, in almost every game. It can also be reassigned to any other key on the keyboard. The button doesn't get in the way despite my inhumanly huge claws. The processing of the mouse is let's say 2- because as I mention in the minuses, some parts just didn't work out. The rubber under the thumb is obviously only glued on, and not taped with a soft pad. This unfortunately leads to a slight flexing, and creaking, which unfortunately you can feel in your hand. The rattling innards of the mouse were also really getting on my nerves. The plastic parts of the mouse are made of Razer's now classic plastic, which is thick, does not collect fingerprints, and does not slip despite the sweaty hand. It also retains heat very poorly, so you can't warm up the mouse in your hand as easily. The accuracy of the sensor is 1*, and I have never had a mouse skip. It can handle long pulling movements, even small jerks. The sensor is also located center mass, so both wrist or whole hand aiming can be applied without difficulty. But in general, you can feel on the mouse and from the shape that Razer rather planned to aim with the whole hand. The mouse is designed for a "shovel" grip, where you should keep contact with the mouse with the bottom of your hand for proper comfort. Ergonomically, it's honed down to the last detail, the mouse is very sharply tilted so even carpalists can continue playing in peace, but at the same time it doesn't interfere with accuracy like true vertical mice do. I'm attaching actual photos.

Sensor accuracy

Extra thumb button

Wheel unlock function via solenoid, and the automatic unlock function made available by flicking the wheel

Surface, non-slip, rough and able to absorb sweat without slipping

After 5000 hours of use, the surface is not particularly worn, especially the side rubber lasted surprisingly without the slightest damage

Combined with the Razer Strider Chroma pad, it has almost zero frictional resistance. Only wire brakes, and only very sparingly

The wire is very light, you hardly know about it. It is also very flexible, and is easily worked behind the table to the desired length

The buttons on the mouse lasted without unwanted double-clicks or unregistered presses. They still work and click like they did when I first plugged the mouse in

I'm probably the only one, but the Razer software works for me. It works almost without any problem after W11 fly swatting

A very affordable price for a very complete entry-level mouse package from Razer

The RGB is very high quality, and still functional after a long time of use.

Perfect ergonomics

The rubber surface under the thumb tends to squeak when held harder, which has been driving me incredibly mad the entire time I've had the mouse.

Thanks to the solenoid to unlock the wheel, the mouse knocks slightly when lifted and then put down, it feels that the mechanism inside has some play, and it wobbles.

The LMB and RMB covers have been so fiddly from the start. In my opinion, it's on purpose to make the button press have the same resistance in any place, but I don't give a shit

An absolute disaster to keep clean, the mouse has a myriad of sharp edges that very consistently collect dirt from your hands, piling it up in disgusting piles. And I wash my hands, and wipe my mouse every week with IPA, and special forechtung for electronics maintenance

The mouse wheel in Tactile mode looks incredibly cheap. Yes, the stops stop him precisely, but there is a certain will in him. And here I notice about the only noticeable wear and tear on the mouse. The stop inside the mouse has probably lost some of its material, and the wheel no longer has the strength to hold

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Jaroslav, Neratovice

Rated 10/08/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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There's no mistake.

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Anonymous customer

Rated 11/07/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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I was satisfied with the beginning, it lasted surprisingly long as I play with the mouse quite a lot of knock

the sensor is fine

fits the hand

buttons

the wheel doesn't work after half a year

after a year and 15 months, he's skipping

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Pavel, Nové Město nad Metují 1

Rated 21/03/2023, variant Razer Basilisk V3

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lightweight, good handling, software, cable

the side buttons on the left side didn't fit my hand, it's quite individual

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