I am really enjoying this mouse. Is it my favorite mouse? Hard to say, I have different mice for different things. I have a Naga Pro for MOBAs and MMOs, a Deathadder v2 Pro for FPS, and an Orochi for my gaming laptop. I also have a drawer full of other mice that I enjoy using from time to time like the Roccat Burst Pro that was my daily driver for nearly a year.So where does this mouse fit in? To me, this is the best all-rounder. The hyperscroll is great for getting through long webpages or spreadsheets. Combined with its comfortable ergonomic shape, and low noise and pleasant feel, it is excellent as an office mouse.However, it is great for FPS games as well. The main buttons feel nice to click. The side buttons are easy to find and press. And I have even found myself using the clutch every now and then when sniping. And I have come to appreciate the thumb rest. No more accidently dragging the edge of my thumb on the mousepad.The features do add some extra weight, however. This in turn makes it slightly less desirable than my Deathadder for shooters. But really not by much. I only notice the weight difference if I am quickly switching between them. In use though, I do just as well with the Basilisk as I do with the Deathadder. Both are comfy for long game sessions. with excellent ergonomics and good buttons. I do enjoy the scroll wheel on the Basilisk more than the Deathadder.I could probably press the Basilisk into service for a MOBA. However, I have grown accustomed to the Naga’s six button side panel. Since I have the option, I would probably be included to use that LoL or HotS (not that I play either much anymore).For MMOs there is nothing that can replace my Naga with the 12 button side panel. The Basilisk just cannot compete, and that’s ok. MMO mice a very specialized thing. If you are at the point where you need 24+ keybinds on your mouse, you probably already have this covered.But, if you need just one mouse in your life, I think the Basilisk is an excellent choice. Even if you are shopping office mice, give this one a look. The Smart-Reel Hyperscroll is a thing of beauty for the office once you get used to it. And when you are gaming, the sensitivity clutch can be really handy.Also, the lighting looks pretty cool and it’s easy to work with. Aesthetics are important too 😀

Upgraded to this mouse from an older Razer DeathAdder Elite and absolutely love this model. Ergonomics are fantastic and button placement are better than expected—enabling usage of more of the 11 total customizable buttons than I was anticipating. Dual scroll wheel function with directional buttons work like a charm and has held up to a fair amount of abuse. The 11 customizable buttons are handy for games but are a deal-maker when it comes to simplifying and streamlining workflows. Compared to the DeathAdder Elite’s 16k DPI sensor, the 26k DPI sensor is [surprisingly] a noticeable step up in terms of precision/control in both games and work applications.I’m not crazy about having an additional app running in the background, but all I did was install it once to set up different profiles/button customizations and was able to un-install it while retaining all of the customizations. I overlooked this in on the product page, but even after uninstalling the app, the profiles were retained and can easily be switched via the rear button on the underside of the mouse. I’m also not big into the whole RGB peripheral craze, but colors are fantastic and light placement “refined” enough for it to still look “professional” enough for work.I got this mouse for ~25% off the list price, making the whole package even better, but would have still been pleasantly satisfied if I had to pay full price. Would 100% recommend for gaming or work.

Let’s be real, I spend a good chunk of time at my PC, and my old mouse was starting to feel, well, old. Laggy clicks, finicky scroll wheel… you get the picture. So, I decided to treat myself to the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro with the charging dock, and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer (pun intended!).This mouse is smooth as butter. The wireless connection is flawless, no more tangled wires to mess with my mojo. The buttons are hyper-responsive, and I love the customizability options – I even programmed a button to instantly switch to my sniper scope in my favorite FPS. Plus, the charging dock is a lifesaver. No more scrambling for batteries mid-raid, just plop it down and keep on slaying.Speaking of slaying, the Basilisk V3 Pro helped me clutch up in a recent PVP battle. We were down to the wire, and I needed to make a quick, precise shot to take down the enemy flag carrier. Thanks to the laser-sharp sensor and lightning-fast clicks, I nailed it, securing victory for my team.If you’re a serious gamer (or even just a casual clicker like me), the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is worth every penny. It’s comfortable, precise, and seriously fun to use. Take my word for it, upgrade your game with this wireless wonder!

Bought this to replace sons original after about 18 months of daily game playing. Only reason the original broke is because my son dropped it when we were adding the Razer Goliathus gaming pad. Landed on the wheel and broke the interior housing a bit. Was still functional, just not as smooth. Used some of his Christmas money to buy the same one as he loves the functionality of it for all the FPS gaming he plays. Personally I find it very comfortable when I get to use it as well. A great product that stands up to daily, vigorous game play.

There’s not much to complain about with this mouse. It’s light, has a very flexible cord to prevent accidental movement, and has great input options for programmability. Best of all though, I actually really like the “smart reel” thing to switch between a tactile and free spin scroll wheel. It’s surprisingly not just a gimmick. I’ve had some issues with the razer synapse RGB control, but I think that’s because all my razor peripherals are connected through a USB hub (which they say not to do). I definitely recommend this, especially for the price