Razer - Basilisk V3 35K

I suggest you a Basilisk V3 35k wired

If she has medium to large hands then Razer basilisk v3 wired is one of the best mouse

Similar in shape is Razer Basilisk, Logitech G502(X), maybe Turtle Beach Kone. You can get a Basilisk V3 wire for under $50, and that's near the top of their range. Can't say Razer software is flawless, but works well enough for me, and the mouse is high quality, except their scroll wheels always feel squiffy in tactile mode - something to do with the freescroll/tactilescroll mechanism I think. Edit: These other mice people are suggestion just don't have the same shape, feels like they are trying to direct you to their favourite mouse, not answer your question.

Depends on your preferences. I have small hands and just bought a Razer Basilisk. It's one of the biggest "gaming mice" but still small relative to a typical hand.

Razer Basilisk is the only one I can think of (certain variants only e.g. V3). The smart-reel feature and mouse wheel in general isn't as nice as the MX Master though. Whether it fits you I'm not sure.

Can confirm that smart reel works with Synapse closed. I don't fancy uninstalling it. I don't really experience problems with the software, although with a Razer Blade it's there anyway.

Not long, just a couple of weeks. My experience with the scroll wheel hasn't been great, I bought 3 and returned 2 for mouse wheel issues. With the current one the issue is that when it's in tactile mode it's pretty lumpy - basically with a normal scroll wheel if you move it it moves a click. With this scroll wheel you can roll it back a little way without it clicking, and then if you let go it falls back into place. So when doing small scrolls in tactile mode if you end up half way between a low point it then falls back with a bit of a clunk and slight reverb through the mouse. Definitely would like it to be more clinical. At the end of the day it has the best set of features, so I put up with that, the free scroll is good, the smart reel feature is good even if not implemented as well as MX Master, the overall feel and quality is good, and the shape suits my hands (smaller hands). Video: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/11dz-wvR54gQ-DNQB\_mdcigsDfwfHQv-G/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/11dz-wvR54gQ-DNQB_mdcigsDfwfHQv-G/view?usp=sharing)

No it's not stiff. It has excessive play and springyness (as it drops back into position) vs a regular scroll wheel. It functions OK. I've had no problems from skipping/lagging/extra scrolls. Smart-reel is a binary on off - when you scroll fast it goes into infinite mode - after about a half second of none movement it snaps back to tactile. It's not the nice smooth transition of the MX.

It's indeed a very nice upgrade from the adder. And yes, it looks dope af. Enough buttons to fully map out complex controls even for games like Fortnite. Some users have reported slight sweat issues on the side wing profile Your budget might also accommodate the Logitech G502 Light speed. All excellent pro options - your choice OP!

Orochi felt a bit too small for my hands , leaning towards the Basilisk v3 now

Basilisk it is then,300 more is a fair deal ig

Demn thanks vro will get it soon

Ah my friends have ordered the basilisk v3 , the orochi was too small for my hands , and the death adder’s battery was a turn off . I already have a casual wireless mouse i use for daily use , so the basilisk should be great for fps gaming .

"I tried a wallhack SP004 and a pulsar super glide 2 and decided glass just wasn't for me." Whoa. I am reading every word of every comment in this thread and I did not expect to read this. I will keep reading: maybe you elaborated on glass pads elsewhere but thank you for all your detailed, thoughtful and polite replies. You're a good guy. I'm trying to decide if I'll regret a Scyrox mouse or not. Using a wired Basilisk v3 now  and it's fine, I'm just itching for wireless. *BUT,* seriously considering a Skypad as well since it ideally won't require replacement, get contaminated with any little food crumbs or water drops etc.

I don't know you hand size, but I found the G502X to be a bit narrow in the thumb area for me, and the Basilisk to be roomy.

I have the Aerox 5 Wireless Diablo IV Edition, and it fits like a Deathadder but with a lower left-side hump, and I find it quite comfortable. The 5 side buttons are nice for certain games. Basilisk v3 Wired is a solid choice, should fit like a glove, lots of buttons. (I have the v3 Pro)

I absolutely love my basilisk V3, would not switch it for any other mouse and can highly recommend it

Using wired v3 since release, absolutely love it. The only downside I found is that scroll wheel can sometimes get stuck in one of the modes, repluging the mouse fixes the issue

Do you necessarily need the extra buttons? I’ve always had side button mouses (Corsair, EVGA) and they all ended up shitting the bed, and I ended up never really needing the buttons as much as I thought. I bought a Razer Basilisk V3 (wired) because I’m cheap and honestly it’s been the most consistent mouse ive ever used. And consistent in the sense that so far I haven’t had any issues, which is literally all I ask for. Only complaint I have is the scroll wheel can’t be flicked too hard otherwise that mf scrolls to Infinity

Razer overall quality dropped (I guess they changed business plan) after 2019, so you got really unlucky to start buying at 2021. I have a basilisk v3 wired that still works properly, but I can believe you when you say their stuff fails. It's probably better to switch brands yeah. Imo, Logitech mice are better quality, check out Asus too I guess. Zowie are the most reliable I think.

I have both the V3 Wired and V3 Wireless, they are great mice. I wish the battery life was better in the wired on, if you dont charge that every day you will not make it through day 2, but overall very comfortable.

Had 2 of them, 502 regular and 502 hero in about 8 years. But the wheel lock bottom broke in both of them, (after some years) recently switched to Razer Basilisk V3 and I am very happy. However its a bit lighter and cannot place the extra weights.

Didnt try ... But after 10 years with logitech (keyboard g512 aswell) wanted a change and had the razer aswell kets see how its going

Yes i prefer my wired i bought the v3 wireless and returned it the same day. Tried the Logitech g502 hero wireless as well. Felt cheap. Returned it. Swapped back to my wired v3 and never looked back.

I just got the razer basilisk 35K, comfiest mouse I’ve ever owned, I had the deathadder before that but I felt like I had to grip with my palm a lot more The basilisk is really comfy, coming from a long handed girly

deathadder v2 is nice I use that one currently. I'm interested in the basilisk wired, I hate wireless for gaming. Too much lag. I had a mamba chroma b4 it was good but had to fix the wheel twice. Deathadder hasn't let me down yet and I like that I can reprogram the DPI keys

Anything wired from endgame gear is probably the best for geometry dash (if you use a claw grip). The razer basilisk (wired) is probably better if you use a palm grip though.

You can go for the Razer Cobra. I started using the G502 in 2016, and it stopped working in 2022. After that, I switched to the Razer Basilisk V3, but it stopped working last month. Now I’m back to using the G502, though I’m planning to switch to the PRO X Superlight 2 DEX Wireless.

I didn’t use the Cobra. I used the Razer Basilisk V3. My aim was somewhat better with the Razer compared to the G502, but I feel like you’ll eventually get used to whatever you use. In future I definitely go with lightweight mouse.

All the suggestions here are solid, but if you have larger hands like I do, some might not be the best fit. In that case, I’d recommend the Razer Basilisk V3 or the ASUS ROG Spatha X if you’re looking for a mouse with 6+ programmable buttons.

I had a Razer Basilisk V3 which I loved the shape but unfortunately backwards scroll was super annoying and I ended up changing to a Alphyn AM10 from PowerColor. Pretty happy with it, I had used it previously at a friends and was quite surprised so I ended up swapping my V3.

I run Hestra size 11 or 12 or XXL for US glove sizes. I have various Razer basilisk v3 versions and I'd be interested if there was something bigger, too. I feel like I put pressure on the mouse via the thumb and rest the palm near the index/middle finger joints. The ring and pinkie fingers don't do much. I am older and am a high e-dpi user (say 5.4k in first person shooters). This style might be problematic if I aimed from the elbow and had to do big drags across the mouse pad and pinkie drag.

I actually used a vertical mouse prior to using my Basilisk v3, I tell you; I have way more kills and skillshots in Battlefield 1 using that vertical mouse over the Basilisk.

My people! It's the best goddamn mouse I've had for years.

Are you sure your hands are average size? 😂 V1 and V3, never had a problem

Yes it's good i have it too no issues and i bought like 2 years ago almost 3

Not sure if you want to but you could look up used mice as well. I managed to get mice like the G502 X, Basilisk V3, DeathAdder V2/V3 for under 30$ each (usually 1.5-2x the price new around here so it might not be an option for you). I thought the thumb rest was a necessity for me as well but in the end the DeathAdder shape is what fits my hand perfectly.

It affects battery life too much since most people are turning towards wireless. There are still some mice like G502 X Plus with lines on its back or one of the Razer Basilisk even has it on the sides so it shines on the mousepad.

Superlight 2 or Razer Viper V3 Pro. Seriously, just get one of these and try it. They're the safest option and what most e-sports professionals use. Think Counterstrike 2 and Valorant. Of course they work great for everything but there's a reason the pros use these. The Razer Basilisk V3 is the most comfortable mouse I've ever used but yeah, it's heavy. 110g heavy. The Razer Viper V3 I just got is about half that.

I have it. But I’m not an expert, I just really like it.

My dad used to have an older Deathadder, he used that thing for at least 6 years if not more. My Basilisk V2 lasted 9 months and my warranty Basilisk V3 scroll wheel wouldn't click in after 6 months... My Blackshark V2 headset is kind of shitty as well (USB DAC will randomly drop out). I think that the older Razer stuff was built with actual longevity in mind.

My dad used to have an older Deathadder, he used that thing for at least 6 years if not more. My Basilisk V2 lasted 9 months and my warranty Basilisk V3 scroll wheel wouldn't click in after 6 months... My Blackshark V2 headset is kind of shitty as well (USB DAC will randomly drop out). I think that the older Razer stuff was built with actual longevity in mind.

My dad used to have an older Deathadder, he used that thing for at least 6 years if not more. My Basilisk V2 lasted 9 months and my warranty Basilisk V3 scroll wheel wouldn't click in after 6 months... My Blackshark V2 headset is kind of shitty as well (USB DAC will randomly drop out). I think that the older Razer stuff was built with actual longevity in mind.

I am using the Basillisk v3 for single player games, it's really good. You can also consider the vxe r1 if you are into esports titles.

My current mouse is Razer Basilisk v3 and I have used the ant esports gm320 and other budget mice. When you go from those budget office mice to a 1000 rupee mouse the difference is stark. The look, the feel, software customization, tracking etc just blows you away. But past 3k you start getting diminishing returns, it's more of a who has the lightest mouse game. Maybe mouse weight is something that's important to you but personally I don't care much. There are some mice with extra features centred around productivity like MX master 3s, Basillisk v3 and g502x but I often wonder if it's worth the huge price jump. If they really improve your workflow then I guess yes but for others they come off as gimmicky. With all this said I would still recommend you to buy the Razer cobra. The tracking on the gm320 is a bit jumpy, that's not the case with cobra. Also the light weight is something that will help you a lot if you play esports games. It also comes with optical switches that will last you longer than most mechanical mice switches. My gm320's left click felt a bit mushy after 2 years of use.

Razer basilisk v3 is my go to

I was forced to adapt to vertical mice within the last few months due to numbness in my hand. Going vertical did help but the options left a lot to be desired. Started with the Logitech Lift, which was ok but the polling rate was way too low even for productivity use. Got a Keychron M5 recently which solves that problem, and is a more comfortable shape, but has quite cheap-feeling materials and a much worse scroll wheel than the Lift, and my previous non-vertical mouse, the Razer Basilisk V3. Razer's info page for the V2 Vertical doesn't mention what kind of scroll wheel it has. I guess it doesn't get the free-spin wheel of the non-vertical version? That would be a shame because it otherwise looks like the best option so far.

My basilisk v3 is the best mouse I have ever owned. 2 years going on strong. I had a g502 before it

How tall are you? 2.20m? I have both those Razer mice and they fit my relative big hands. If you don't find a big enough one, you could try to make (or let someone make) a 3D printed custom case for one of those. Either as an extension, you just glue on, or as a replacement for the original one. The Basilisk has a kind of complicated rear shell, tho.

Bro I swear, same here. No idea why you're getting downvoted. I actually replaced mine with a Razer Basilisk V3 directly from Razer for free. Before that, I RMAed it twice and still had the same issue. All that within just 5 months. I'm selling my Basilisk now (it's working fine), but I'm switching to wireless.

Using the basilisk since v1 from 2018, recently switched to basilisk v3, the best mouse for me. I like that shape, it sits so well in hand.

Have you tried the basilisk v3? Too many buttons for me, but it is slightly bigger.

I had a deathstalker v3 pro keyboard that went to shit in like 8 months, got myself a blackwidow v4, have had it for a while without issues (except 1 that was easily fixable). I think it depends on the product. My razer kraken v3 headphones have lasted for like 2 years without a single issue before I replaced them with the kraken v4, same thing goes for my razer basilisk v3 mouse which also lasted a similar time with 0 issues before I replaced it with the viper v3 pro. TL;DR: Most razer keyboards suck and most other things are good but it depends on the product

I had a deathstalker v3 pro keyboard that went to shit in like 8 months, got myself a blackwidow v4, have had it for a while without issues (except 1 that was easily fixable). I think it depends on the product. My razer kraken v3 headphones have lasted for like 2 years without a single issue before I replaced them with the kraken v4, same thing goes for my razer basilisk v3 mouse which also lasted a similar time with 0 issues before I replaced it with the viper v3 pro. TL;DR: Most razer keyboards suck and most other things are good but it depends on the product

I had a deathstalker v3 pro keyboard that went to shit in like 8 months, got myself a blackwidow v4, have had it for a while without issues (except 1 that was easily fixable). I think it depends on the product. My razer kraken v3 headphones have lasted for like 2 years without a single issue before I replaced them with the kraken v4, same thing goes for my razer basilisk v3 mouse which also lasted a similar time with 0 issues before I replaced it with the viper v3 pro. TL;DR: Most razer keyboards suck and most other things are good but it depends on the product

I have a Razer Basilisk V3 mouse for more than a year now and have absolutely no problems so far

I have a Razer Basilisk V3 mouse for more than a year now and have absolutely no problems so far

I have a Razer Basilisk V3 mouse for more than a year now and have absolutely no problems so far

I’m a certified razer hater and love the basilisk. Good mouse.

If you're going to be putting lots of hours on the mouse, wouldn't recommend the Basilisk. I'm on my 4th one in 5 years because the rubber grip area where the thumb sits under the M4/M5 buttons keeps rubbing thin until eventually it just wears away. 2nd one the scroll wheel material separated so it was just spinning independently of the wheel. Mouse left and right click buttons are also a bit wobbly. Switched to an Asus Harpe Ace Extreme and very happy with it. Really nice clicks, ultralight and feels good in the hand.

This. Only my pinkie is off the side of the mouse and it sort of clings to the edge. It actually helps with control of the mouse. I’d say you have larger hands coupled with a slightly unconventional grip. I’d probably look into a few different mice that are bigger than the Basilisk and see what works for you.

Razer Basilisk v3 (any of the like 6 versions), if you like the Basilisk shape. But pretty much every mouse now charges via USB-C. If you’re looking for a more fps-ish mouse shape, just reply and ask :)

Basilisk V3 is a great mouse, it has all gaming features but also convenient for productivity, I use it in my office (graphic designer), it has infinite scroll mode, DPI clutch, it's weighty for more control, ergonomic design and it has great anti-slip materials (although they get dirty if white - have it on my white Cobra Pro at home).

Basilisk v3, i play a lot of siege and it is my favorite mouse. Depends if he has big hands or not, basilisk is fantastic if you have big hands, small hands seam to prefer the viper, I had one and found it very uncomfortable. Appears to be 69.99 on razers website but it should be available elsewhere.

Razer basilisk v3. It’s a better Logitech g502

Aw hell naw, get a Razer basilisk v3. I have both essential and basilisk and the difference is night and day. Whatever the essential does, the Basilisk does the same thing 10 times better

I also got the same mouse for the same price at microcenter! I thought I’d never find a replacement for my Roccat mouse but I’ve been absolutely loving every second of the mouse! It’s very very accurate, and can still be quite an agile mouse. Highly recommend and for $40 It’s one of the best bang for buck PC parts out there by far. Did I mention the sensor is extremely accurate already ? ;)

As a person who moved from Mamba TE to Basilisk V3, I’d suggest checking the mambas. They are about as long as Deathadders, but wider. Maybe that’ll help

I don't have any warm feelings for razer. But it turns out that only they make keyboards that I like. As a result, I had 4 keyboards: death stalker (old one), ornata, black widow and now deathstalker optic. I had no problems with any of them. Even the very first one still works great. I also have two mice from them, basilisk v3 - a few years and no problems and viper v3 pro and also no problems. So I am completely satisfied with razer. Is it expensive for its quality? Definitely yes, but it's ok for me. So if you really like some of their products (in appearance, in shape), then take them and don't worry. If you just don't know what to choose and you don't care, then there are no advantages over competitors in terms of quality/price. And it's better to just choose what you like more.

I got one because I was on a string of bad selections that did not work for me or just failed.  I begrudgingly went back to Razer after having experienced build quality issues in the past, but I went with the Basilisk specifically for the optical switches.  So far it has been okay.  We'll see how long it holds up.

I feel your pain.  Historically, I have had terrible luck with selecting a mouse.  I had brand loyalty for Razer and had good luck with them back in the day, but I bought a very expensive model for $100+ only to have it fail during very light use for build quality issues (left mouse button cover plastic cracked).  This was maybe a decade ago and since I have been on a carousel of trying all different brands of mice, only to end up disappointed.  The ones I remember are Corsair Sabre, Logitech g502 Hero, and Steel Series Prime+.  Invariably they all let me down, usually with the switches failing for either the left or right button in a short amount of time.  Except for the Steel Series, which I bought because it had optical switches, but unfortunately the scroll wheel was horrendous.  Right now, I am begrudgingly giving Razer another shot with a Basilisk v3 because it has optical switches as well.  Will just have to see how long it holds up.

The razer basilisk v2 and v3 both have scroll wheel tilt I believe!

They both definitely have side buttons.. not as many as the naga perhaps, but they definitely have side buttons

Got this last month, been an ergo enjoyer as of late. The free spin is my favorite feature. I love everything about it except two things; First, the shiny 'gamer' groves where dirt and grime could accumulate, easy to clean so no biggie. Second, the weight, this one's really subjective since I've been used to lightweight mice since 2018 all weighing between 40-60 and this one's over 100 grams. My first 'heavy' mice in years! Nonetheless, it's a great mouse around $35-40 range.

Im a bit taller than you and have the same mouse. Both my ringfinger and pinky reach well onto the mousepad and rest there. I dont know how your fingers sit when the mouse is on the table, but on your picture is seems like your ring finger is a bit shorter than mine is. Make a picture where the mouse is on the table.

I'm also user a Razer, in my case a Basilisk v3 and really like it. I previously only used Logitech mice. \^\^

Just bought it a few days ago and it's the best mouse I've used. Plus the RGB can be edited in Chroma.

I love my razer basilisk v3. You can get the wired version pretty cheap to try out before you shell out for the wireless versions

That's pretty interesting, I bought a Basilisk v2 around 2021 IIRC and it was still going well until 2023 i believe when I went back and traded it in for a v3 at best buy, which I only did because my protection plan was running out and I wanted to get something new to last me way past that deadline. If there's one thing I have to complain about with Razer it'd be the Chroma software but never the actual gear.

That's pretty interesting, I bought a Basilisk v2 around 2021 IIRC and it was still going well until 2023 i believe when I went back and traded it in for a v3 at best buy, which I only did because my protection plan was running out and I wanted to get something new to last me way past that deadline. If there's one thing I have to complain about with Razer it'd be the Chroma software but never the actual gear.

That's pretty interesting, I bought a Basilisk v2 around 2021 IIRC and it was still going well until 2023 i believe when I went back and traded it in for a v3 at best buy, which I only did because my protection plan was running out and I wanted to get something new to last me way past that deadline. If there's one thing I have to complain about with Razer it'd be the Chroma software but never the actual gear.

my honest opinion and out of personal experience: this mouse is very outdated. wired is terrible and its WAYYY too heavy... meanwhile you can currently get the best mice of the market for \~50 bucks... so yea - i would return! :\\

I like MCHOSE mice, but if durability is your main concern, I wouldn’t go with the MCHOSE G7. It uses mechanical switches like your old G502 HERO, it doesn’t have the free-scrolling feature you want, and it’s wireless. Mechanical switches are often the weak point. As they age, they’re all prone to developing double-click issues. It’s frustrating, but with fairly heavy use, three years is a typical lifespan for mechanical-switch mice. Some may last five to seven years, but plenty fail after only two or three. I’m not excusing the industry; I just want to set realistic expectations given the current market. Unless you're willing to learn how to solder in replacement switches, your best bet is to only buy a mouse with optical switches. Since they don’t rely on physical contacts that oxidize and wear out, they avoid the double-click problem and generally last much longer. Both the [Razer Basilisk V3](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/razer/basilisk-v3) or the updated [Logitech G502 X](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/logitech/g502-x) meet your requirements perfectly and have optical switches. I’d go with whichever is cheaper where you're located or whichever you like the look of best.

Using the Basilisk v3 right now.

I got mine open box and I’ve have had no issues, couldn’t be happier A versatile mouse that can be used across multiple game genres, I’ve seen reviews say the weight sucks for fps titles but personally I prefer it, it moves when I want it to Razer synapse likes to make it flicker even tho I have signal rgb open but it’s not a big deal

I have had a Razer Basilisk V3 for the longest time and it has not failed me in SC once.

i used my v3 the day it released until about a month ago when i upgraded to the phantom edition. clicks stopped registering, scroll wheel no longer scrolled, and leds burnt out completely, and then it started disconnecting despite being plugged in. those problems all took a long long time until they started though. definitely worth your money.

yeah i liked used freescroll but i had to eventually turn it off cuz the mouse would just scroll on its own whenever i moved it. then it just stopped a few months after. nothing, no input anymore whatsoever. sometimes it got stuck too like it physically wouldnt let me scroll down as if there was something blocking it? so weird.

Have had mine almost 2 yrs and it's still like new. Best feeling mouse I have owned from Razer.

The mouse that stood out to me the most was the G502, which was the first "good" ergonomic mouse I ever used, and it felt great to hold. Sadly logitech's quality control has been piss poor as of recent years and the mouse wheel on all three of my mice gave out within months to the point that it would scroll inconsistently. The first one took close to 4 years for that to happen but my two next ones broke within 3 months each. I switched to the razer Basilisk V3 and enjoyed it a lot so far.

It's a really nice mouse. It's the one I use. However it feels smaller than the v2 and I have large hands so I find it a little uncomfortable. My hand doesn't want to snugly wrap to it like my last mouse. That said it has really nice and responsive clicks and a good rest for your thumb

The battery isn't a bad thing, compared to say your rechargeable ones getting shorter and shorter runtimes as the months go by (my pulsar, basilisk v3, gwolves barely hold decent charge). I just swapped out my pro click mini batts after months, with weeks waiting to replace it with extra batteries on hand. I tried swapping out batteries on my g pros and it didn't end well. So yeah, replaceable batteries are good a good thing for me now :D

If definitely is a good mouse. I bought it around 8 months ago and it’s still going strong. I recently purchased a cobra for my laptop as I need a mouse for travels for the same price as the basilisk (39.99) but the cobra just feels cheap in comparison I may exchange it for the basilisk

I used the Razor - Basilisk v3, and its been really nice, i use two side buttons because for me, i know my ass would hit anything else if there was more than two.

basilisk v3 tried and tested, one of the best price to performance mice on the market, if u wanna spend a bit more and get the wireless version sure, but the wired one works perfect too as the wire is SOO lightweight

I'm a giant The Basi v3 and the Hero G502 both fit fine the trick is to run it at higher DPI I barely move my hand or wrist moving between 4 27" screens. Trick is to get used having a really fast cursor and clicking the buttons with the bottom edge of your first digit of your index and middle finger vs your finger tips.

I want to replace my 20 year old Logitech MX510 and I already have a Razer BlackWidow TE v1 TKL so I a matching Razer mouse would be super nice. I picked up a Basilisk V3 which has great RGB lighting that can match my keyboard. With average male hands I have no where to put my ring and pinky finger. Either the ring finger is on the right mouse button or the pinky drags the mouse pad. Also there is no lifting lip for the pinky so the mouse need to be tightly gripped when lifted. Anyone facing similar issues and got used to them/fixed em? Compared to the other mice I tested the button placement is by far the best on the Basilisk V3. But the right side of this mouse is strange to me.

So palm grip with ringfinger on the right mouse button? Only way I get this to work is claw grip or just not lifting the mouse.

Aye that might be the case yes, bummer since everything else is so nice.

Oh my, if those are 3D printed parts where do I find the files?!?! Very cool way to fix it!

Any chance you are willing to share these on thingyverse or similar website?

Thank you so much!!! Bamboolabs Studio does not seem to undestand it’s measurments. Is it in mm or inches?

I have a basilisk v3 from two years ago. Everything works fine with openrazer, including the DPI switch. Also using the zen kernel btw. Not sure what could be the problem with the hyperspeed version. Have you tried filling an issue with the openrazer project on GitHub? Your mouse is supposed to be supported according to https://openrazer.github.io/#devices .

Ive had mine for 3 years love it. Going to buy a backup for the future.

Razer basilisk v3, before that logitech mouse

I like it alot, but to be fair i havendt tried out many mouses

not sure if this is the basilisk V3, but i personally own one and i noticed the edges of the rubber coming off on it as well. in my case i can almost certainly attribute it to sweaty palms though, as any moment of stress or intense focus in games tends to make my palms sweat no matter how much i combat it 💔

BlackWidow V3, since 2020, still in fantastic shape. I also got a Razer BlackShark V3 headset, the wired one, and it's also still my daily driver. They both have great build quality, especially the BlackShark - I've never seen an audio device last as long. I got a Basilisk V3 the same run, and it only lasted like, 8 months before it crapped out. Same with other Razer mice I've had. I've been running on a little office mouse for awhile now, gonna get a new mouse sometime but not sure if it'll be from Razer. Think I'll give Corsair another go, I had a mouse from them as a backup that I started using after my first Razer Mouse crapped out. It was on the cheaper side, but it was a great mouse, only met it's end because my puppy chewed the cord.

BlackWidow V3, since 2020, still in fantastic shape. I also got a Razer BlackShark V3 headset, the wired one, and it's also still my daily driver. They both have great build quality, especially the BlackShark - I've never seen an audio device last as long. I got a Basilisk V3 the same run, and it only lasted like, 8 months before it crapped out. Same with other Razer mice I've had. I've been running on a little office mouse for awhile now, gonna get a new mouse sometime but not sure if it'll be from Razer. Think I'll give Corsair another go, I had a mouse from them as a backup that I started using after my first Razer Mouse crapped out. It was on the cheaper side, but it was a great mouse, only met it's end because my puppy chewed the cord.

BlackWidow V3, since 2020, still in fantastic shape. I also got a Razer BlackShark V3 headset, the wired one, and it's also still my daily driver. They both have great build quality, especially the BlackShark - I've never seen an audio device last as long. I got a Basilisk V3 the same run, and it only lasted like, 8 months before it crapped out. Same with other Razer mice I've had. I've been running on a little office mouse for awhile now, gonna get a new mouse sometime but not sure if it'll be from Razer. Think I'll give Corsair another go, I had a mouse from them as a backup that I started using after my first Razer Mouse crapped out. It was on the cheaper side, but it was a great mouse, only met it's end because my puppy chewed the cord.

The best gaming mouse out there are either super expensive and not worth the price to what you get even if it is good…or the cheapest mouse’s that are like 20$. I once bought a mouse from BigLots for 15$ that mouse was so light cheap test amazing zero issues sadly I lost it and it’s unfindable because the brand was an off brand no name “gaming mouse” , my second favorite mouse is the razer basilisk v3 only problem is the scroll wheel breaks after literally 2 days lmao 🤦‍♂️ my favorite thing about this razer mouse is the shape. 9/10 I have yet to find a better one

Definitely the Basilisk V3. Had mine for 3 years now, and its by far the best mouse I've ever purchased. The wired version is currently on sale for only $40 on Amazon.

Best mouse ever. I've been using it for 3 years now.

i switched from a logitech mx master 3s to this a few weeks ago. I like the basilisk V3 slightly better.

Razer basilisk v3. I have v2 or 1 idr that I bought for my father, I use both the g304 and this mouse interchangeably and love em both, this one slightly more as it's a tad bit cooler and more comfortable, but they are overall very reliable

You really dropped ₹6k on a damn mousepad that's barely bigger than a notebook? 420 x 320 x 1.95 mm?Seriously? What were you thinking? I bought [this 760 x 300 x 5 mm desk mat](https://www.amazon.in/dp/B08RWWJ4ZV) for ₹500 over a year ago, using it with my Basilisk V3, and it's still going strong. But hey, nice job flexing your wallet instead of your brain.

One of the best if not the best nouses I have ever used. Ergonomics, looks, feel,... everything is great. Here we have it sometimes on sale for 55€, regular price usually around 70-80€ the last time I checked. There is one problem though... I have bought 3 new Basilisk V3 already, because right after the warranty went out "scroll click/middle click" stopped registering properly. Do note that I use a lot of scroll click on a daily basis so that might be the case, but it still sucks, because everything else never broke.

Switching from Logitech to Razer because Logitech software is poorly designed. Hardware i never had an issue with G502 Hero, also the Razer Basilisk v3 looks like it has a better shape and is lighter.

i dont get any results either, there aren't many mice on there. I have roughly L 160mm by W 70mm hands. I personally use a beast x mini, which is a L 116 mm W 58 mm H 35 mm. The V3 Basilisk is L 130.0 mm W 75.0 mm H 42.5 mm. Your hands are probably 220mm to 230mm in length based on the image. So you would probably want a mouse between 180mm to 190mm in length.

By now thet've actually swapped the software and it's defenetly better (quicker and more stable)(i think it's the same thing of the basilisk v3 i have)

Razer Basilisk V3, been my tried and true for years

I used it for a while and liked it fine. It holds up competitively. I think it's a great mouse. The program is easy enough to use too m. I never had any issues with it. Funny enough, it works better than razer synapse 4 does. I honestly really liked the rapid click button too. It holds up pretty well single player and competitive, as well as just playing anything. My only complaint is that I don't find it as comfortable as other, more expensive gaming mice to hold. I just recently switched from the M612 to a Razer Basilisk V3 and I like that one a hell of a lot more, so I'd say if you can, get the 26k DPI V3. It's worth the price tag. If not, the M612 will be fine. Sorry to revive a dead thread, and I'm sure this is irrelevant now. Bottom line, just go with whatever you want for that price point. The M612 is a great mouse for the price, but obviously not as nice as the higher end ones.

my razer naga hex red wraith also did this, have a basilisk v3 now. RIP

my razer naga hex red wraith also did this, have a basilisk v3 now. RIP

my razer naga hex red wraith also did this, have a basilisk v3 now. RIP

I use a razor Basillisk v3 mouse. It comfortable and ergonomic, has 3 side buttons. Has RGB and razor software. Wireless and lightweight. Still very responsive. And only costed me 60 bucks Canadian

I had first iteration for years and it worked perfectly fine. Now i have V3 and it's working just fine. Of Course main problems are with rubber grips, but thats pretty normal for rubber to wear off.

I have had this mouse for 10 years now, i stopped using it at home, but now i use it at work (i work with a lot of excels and PDF's so the infinite scroll is just amazing). At home i now use the Razer Basilisk V3, because i wanted a wireless one and read that the G502 wireless wasn't good

I use a Razer Basilisk V3, but that's just overkill tbh. (I also have a razer keyboard and wanted some uniformity) The Logitech G502 is the perfect gaming mouse, i just use left and richt click, middle mouse button and thumb side button. depending on the game. Games where i use more skills i'll use q, e and r

Make it 3k php and you'll get the best one. Razer Basilisk V3. There are some that sell for 2.1-2.4k but make sure you check if they are legit. This guy called u/ProwlerCaboose made this following list a Year ago I got a list of cheap but solid mice. * VXE R1 A solid copy of the X2V2 mouse from Pulsar that is suitable for pretty much all grip types at a solid 30$ * Zaopin Z1 Pro is more of a traditional Egg shape that works very well for relaxed claw but is overall a larger mouse might work for you but might not, usually 30$ * VGN Dragonfly F1 is more of an original shape with a larger rear hump and shorter front end more 40$. * Attack Shark X3 has a solid shape like a smaller GPX and fairly solid feel, you can find it for like 20$ (Now has 4k) * Kysona M600 is pretty much the same as the Attack Shark with slightly higher quality for like 35$ * Machose A5 is much the same, a smaller GPX but more of an exact GPX shape like 30$. * Delux M800 and M600 are both Viper clones, the M600 is the smaller one. Good for kinda all control types like 40$ * Puretrak Valor usually on sale for like 35$ is a direct GPX clone * Phlyina S450 is a HTS+ clone that's usually like 40$, pretty solid for claw grip overall a good mouse that has surprisingly good quality. (Now in 4k!) * Ajazz has a ton of mice at different styles that are very solid. Some more GPX, some more like the S450, and many others for mostly 30$. * Darmoshark makes solid mice that are their own kinda shape that are very solid for like 50-80$ * Keychron M2 and their other models are extremely high quality mice from a good keyboard company with it's own original shape 50$ * Attackshark R1/Metapanda01 is a near copy of the Deathadder Mini for 20/40$ Nearly every mouse on this list uses a 3395 Sensor and are about 50g in terms of weight. Performance will be mostly the same across all of them, and most all of them are solid and cheap. All prices are in USD. For you specifically a GPX, Atlantis Mini and X2V2 also are within that budget Edit: spelling

Loved my DeathAdder, but gave it to my brother when I upgraded to the Basilisk V3, and oh my god is it comfortable with just enough features to make the upgrade worth it to me.

I have it and I love mine, but I've had it less than 6 months and the battery is already dying and only lasting a few hours. Though my customer support experience was good.

I use a wired Razer Basilisk V3 never had any complaints, I’ve got fairly big hands but it definitely feels on the smaller side to me

Basilisk V3. I put my Naga Pro (Which is a great mouse too) on the shelf after just a day of getting and using my Basilisk.

I have it for 3 years. All good, no problems

Razer Basilisk v3. I love it. It replaced my death adder that I used for nearly a decade. lol

I have that razor mouse, and I'm a biggus handus individual myself, got a bit to get used to it but now it's great

I loved the basilisk. Had a repeat issue though with the scroll wheel breaking if you tend to get a little upset while playing

Made the same upgrade and I'm very pleased

i have those exact same mice. i was considering an ergonomic moveless trackball mouse that only uses the track ball to move so you dont gotta move your hand. that and its sideways and larger than a regular mouse, larger in the sense that itll form fit your hand better

I have a Razer Basilisk V3 and I love it. Best mouse I've ever owned, and they're $40 on Amazon right now as long as you don't mind a cord (the cord is braided and extremely light, basically unnoticeable when in use)

I made the same jump. I love the Basilisk V3. It’s so comfortable and the best mouse experience I’ve had. I don’t think I could play with a non-ergonomic mouse again.

razor basilisk v3 for mouse and I love the RK Royal Kludge Series. It's a bit pricey but worth every penny

Can't go wrong with the Basilisk

Depends on the type of hands and the grip you have. I personally am using a Razer Basilisk v3. Love it. No complaints so far.

The night sword is fairly large, and my large hands work well with the basilisk V3 I just got

I don't have quite a big hands as OP's. But still big. The deathadder V1 and V2 were the best fits. But since Razer cheaper out big time with the V3, I had to get a basilisk. I tried several Logitech gaming mic and they are all too damn small. The only Logitech mouse that fits big hands is the MX master series. Where are the gaming mice that fit big hands.

I have the same mouse and I love my. I had been using the Logitech G502 for the longest time, but I kept having the switch in the left mouse button fail. The basilisk is the same size and button layout and lighter.

You're not alone. Two G Pro mice in a row: first one lasted 18 months; second didn't even last six. Durability was the only thing keeping me with Logi. Decided to roll the dice and bought a Razer Basilisk V3 a year ago and haven't regretted the switch once. Even if it breaks tomorrow, it has done better by me than my most recent G Pro did.

those are two VERY difference mice. if you play mmo's then get the naga. otherwise, either the g502 OR basilisk v3 if you want to consider it

I am using Basilisk V3 for gaming and work, great mouse. Now im lookimg for sale for Pro version, since i wamt to go wireless.

Basilisk is more EC2 size IMO. The thumb rest and pointy front end inflate it's dimensions.

The razer basilisk v3 is 2.7k on Ellitehubs I've been using it for 4 months, before this I had a g402, and a g102 before that The razer was a good upgrade from the g402 for me, though keep in mind I didn't like the g102 because it felt small and too light for my hands If you have a larger palm/hand and prefer a heavy-ish mouse, the razer is great

it depends on grip type, hand size, and weight preferences. I use the deathadder V3 Pro, because I prefer a larger mouse, and lightweight as well. The Deathadder is good for large hands, and able to use both claw and palm grip plus it's lightweight. But if you prefer more comfort and grip, even though the weight a bit heavier go for the Basilisk. Can't go wrong with the Basilisk, it is great for daily, and gaming use as well.. The Cobra is fine... if you have like smaller hands, or mostly use claw-grip.

I was going to recommend the basilisk V3 but you already have a similar razor product

V3. V3. And v3 35k here. I have the most average hands I've seen and it isn't a problem for me. You might need s bigger mouse. I suggest Logitech

I was using razer basilisk v3, Logitech g403 x3, Asus gladious 3/4 all wired. Now using Dav3Pro and no difference at all. Im not into 8khz polling rate or anything. For my needs its absolutely fine and wireless makes it a bit more convenient.

I have this mouse and it's amazing. I play mostly FPS with it and have had no problems. I had the razer mamba 2012 for 12 years before it started struggling to click. that's why I went with razer again.

Razer Basilisk V3 ..and I have been through DeathAdder Pro and G502 already.

I have a Basilisk v3 also and I swap between them depending on mood. Love both of these, Razer stepped it up big time with the v3 series, the Deathadder is the best they’ve ever done and the Basilisk is just so damn cool.

I’ve been through most of the FPS mice. Zowie, Razer, Logitech, Roccat, almost everything under the sun. I’m so satisfied using the Deathadder v3 and the Basilisk v3, with these editions I feel like Razer has the best shape, even better than EC2, and they really ironed out the major issues that plagued the older mice (side pads coming unglued, wheel issues, etc.) Shoutout to the G403, I probably logged more hours in that mouse than anything else. As someone who chased perfection a long time, my only takeaway would be that get something comfortable, affordable and easy to replace, I prefer optical switches for longevity.

I suggest you go for Basilisk v3. Not sure whether you’ve previously owned a razer mouse, but I can assure you that their cables are designed in a way that most of the time you don’t even notice them. I picked up the wired version for 50 bucks on black friday. If the cable is too much of a problem for you, go for the pro version, however I highly doubt you’ll find any wireless razer mouse under $100. As for the basilisk, it has 11 programmable buttons, free spin mode for the scroll wheel and overall feels very good in my hand. Edit: The hyperspeed version is wireless and in your price range

The basilisk is my third razer mouse. The cable is braided and is super thin and flexible. Never had any issue with it despite my cables usually being tangled altogether behind my PC. Not sure about the battery life as I’ve never used a wireless mouse. A friend of mine has a cobra pro (Another razer wireless mouse) and says he charges it once a week approx. Battery life could be longer on the basilisk but you’ll have to google that.

6’6” and I love the mouse for my hand size. I can’t even think off the top of my head how I hold it but when I get home I’ll take a picture of how it feels most natural

Just brought this yesterday same price it's ok so far

As other said, it's a comfortable mouse to use. One thing i'd like to add is the durability of this damn mouse. Ive dropped mine from desk height over and over and over and over again and this beast still working perfectly normal 😂😂😂. The rubber where your thumb lies eventually disintegrate tho, but it took 3+ years.

i have a g502 hero and its great, though make sure you check it compared to your hands. my razer basilisk v3 and my mamba elite were both too small, but the g502 hero fits quite well

Razer basilisk v3. Got it an a really good back to school deal after my Logitech broke.

I've been using my Basilisk V3 for about three years now, and it's still in great shape! This Razer mouse is truly solidly built and offers a great value. If you're looking to upgrade, I highly recommend it. I recently bought this model during a sale using an AliExpress activation code, like the LKD10, or sometimes the LKD14, which saves me $10 or $14, depending on the model. In my opinion, the ergonomics of this mouse are much better for extended use than the DeathAdder.

What are you saying? I have razer basilisk v3 for 2 years now. I also recommended wireless version tomy gf, and she has it for year now and its doing great. What are you doing with the mices?

What are you saying? I have razer basilisk v3 for 2 years now. I also recommended wireless version tomy gf, and she has it for year now and its doing great. What are you doing with the mices?

What are you saying? I have razer basilisk v3 for 2 years now. I also recommended wireless version tomy gf, and she has it for year now and its doing great. What are you doing with the mices?

Yeah i like this mouse, my grip totally fucked the rubber that droops over the thumb rest though. Still comfy to hold, i have very big hands for reference, mice have always been very small for me.

Everything is fine until the rubber on the side wears out and becomes smooth and slides under your thumb.

That was my mouse for a long time because i couldn't use any normal mouse, but razer basilisk saved me

Generally mice that are more open. The G502 and Basilisk thumb area is a bit cramped. I don't have thick fingers, but long ones and my thumbs are a bit wider at the tips than on most people. The EC1 shape is good for working because it's super relaxed. But I aim better with the FK1 XL shape, Viper and similar works great too - less comfortable though.

As other people mentioned: Logitech superlight Razer viper v3 pro Razer deathadder v3 pro (fakers mouse) And i think the g 605 and razer basilisk also have a few users

Windows can only recognize two side buttons natively and they're always called Mouse4 and Mouse5. Other buttons have to be assigned to a keyboard button, otherwise they won't be recognized. Look for MMO-mice if you want really many buttons. Otherwise Logitech G502, Razer Basilisk and Glorious Model i2 are options to consider.

I had a Razer Basilisk and it ate my batteries like crazy (Maybe it was faulty but i didn't wanna bother with it anymore). I would like to have a good mouse that charges with USB C and isn't too bad in terms of input latency and tracking. Are there any options that are worth the money? I hope its okay to ask these questions here because i have no damn idea about the mouse space lol :D

I like my basilisk but I hate razor software and there’s no hardware default for the rgb so I’m stuck with the awful rainbow effect

How? My Razer Lancehead wireless lasted me almost 8 years before battery died out and double clicks started to happen. I just switched to the Basilisk but just 2 years? That's surprisingly a short life for a mouse

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Corsair's 502 is the M65, Razer's is the Basilisk. Though, I don't think any of them are particularly big mice, the 502 is just really really heavy because of the metal scroll wheel and freescroll, and the side support for the big ass sniper button.

It really depends on OP’s grip style. That’s called a palm grip in the second photo, and it’s a very common grip style.

It's one of the three most common grip styles. People who use a palm grip just move their whole hand across their mousepad if they use a lower DPI. https://preview.redd.it/n3sox6v4kgff1.png?width=1500&format=png&auto=webp&s=c80ca80c73e45362be8d21360d74e338ad02a671

I use a fingertip grip, although the example in the photo is a bit exaggerated. I used to use a palm grip until it got too uncomfortable and my grip style changed over time.

I would go with either a DeathAdder or a Basilisk if you use a palm grip (the way you’re gripping your mouse in the second photo).

G502 and Basilisk are almost identical in size. This dude’s hands are just massive. I have “big” hands and the basilisk was the best sized mouse I could find

I ownes a basilisk for a year now and it smoothed over the part where my thumb is but nothing like that. I just covered it with grip tape and it's fine now.

My hands are about the same size. I used to have a basilisk and it always felt small and annoying. Now I use a G502 Lightspeed. It's still a little small, but the little tab that supports your thumb makes it easy to control the mouse without having to pinch your grip. Imo it's very comfortable.

My razer basilisk got that problem a year after I purchased it. Never another razer product in my life I swear

My razer basilisk got that problem a year after I purchased it. Never another razer product in my life I swear

My razer basilisk got that problem a year after I purchased it. Never another razer product in my life I swear

I usually look for mice that don't have too many side buttons. I never click them, and I never accidentally click them, but I only find the DPI buttons necessary sometimes, and that's fine. My Naga was better suited for MMOs, but I ended up stopping using it due to my busy day-to-day workload. So I started using the Mamba more. Its size is perfect for anything, and I find it very comfortable. I've used the Basilisk a few times with the Deathadder v2. The only drawback with the V2 was the DPI buttons on the right-click and the fact that both are battery-operated.

Odd, I had my razer mouse since I was gaming on my mom’s apple laptop in 2014 lol, it just now gave out beginning of this year, with the mouse click not working. Haven’t opened it up but it might still be an easy fix. Bought a razer basilisk last Black Friday anyway just in case, and it handles like a dream

I replaced my Logitech g502 with a razer basilisk a few years ago and have zero regrets. Zero mechanical issues and feels better than the g502 imo.

I replaced my Logitech g502 with a razer basilisk a few years ago and have zero regrets. Zero mechanical issues and feels better than the g502 imo.

I replaced my Logitech g502 with a razer basilisk a few years ago and have zero regrets. Zero mechanical issues and feels better than the g502 imo.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

Because I prefer a mouse like the Basilisk and I'd rather not rely on my thumb for so many things.

I've had two G502's, both started having unwanted double click issues after just a year of use. Switched to Razer Basilisk and it's now my favorite mouse after the Logitech MX518 which is no longer being manufactured.

I have hands slightly smaller than yours but I have the same problem and yes basilisk and naga are the only ones that doesn't feel that bad to grab but still... I'm considering buying one of those ergonomic vertical mice just to try and see if that works :(

Realistically speaking other than the Razer Basilisk and the SteelSeries Aerox 9 there isn’t much else out there I believe.

As I said I wouldn’t choose that one either, I’d rather choose the basilisk to be honest. It’s also depend by how many buttons you need and whether you might also want to consider a dual device setup. For instance if you need it for something like WoW whilst I appreciate it’s a matter of preference, I don’t a mouse with a lot of buttons is the right answer.

i had a raza naga and basilisk. I also tried a g203 and razer viper, both of which were too small for my hands.

I’ve used the Basilisk before… dude, your hands are freaking massive!

I prefer the basilisk to those mmo mice. I can't get used to so many buttons that feel the same all in one place. The basilisk gives me plenty of buttons while feeling unique so I don't accidentally press the wrong one. I also use shift and ctrl as modifiers to give myself extra buttons as well.

My basilisk has been doing great for two years now

I've had a razor basilisk for about 5 years and it's sound but I've never had a mouse break tbh

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

Razer basilisk! Loved the shape in spite of the weight and how long wireless lasted(had to recharge every couple months maybe)

This is one of my problems. I am a gamer and I do office work. The preciseness of mouse is absolute garbage on MX Master. I ended up using my own Razer basilisk on work mouse instead lol.

I've got a razer naga that I've used since like 2010 that's still going very strong. Wife bought me a basilisk recently but i think I'm going to return it for the new wireless naga. It feels so much better in my hand. The basilisk feels so narrow and after a while it tends to cramp my hand.

You may want to look into gaming keypads like the Orbweaver or Tartarus. I find them very comfortable and intuitive for basically all games, but especially MMOs. For mice, I typically do ergonomic with 2,3 thumb bumpers like the g502 or basilisk

Used to have the Naga with the swappable side plates.almost never used the 12 configuration as it felt too clustered. Currently with a basilisk and similar profile to the Logitech one posted If you genuinely thinkk your gonna make the most of macros alot of the time and have the effort to bind all these, Naga other wise logic.

It is, I gave my sister my g502 and was using a razer basilisk, they're pretty much exactly the same size

I love my Razer Basilisk. It's lightweight and very ergonomically comfortable, a button for changing custom dpi profiles, thumb up and down, RGB, and most importantly and customizable scroll wheel. There's a wheel underneath that you can turn to slowly set the scroll wheel to have tighter more defined steps (i.e. more resistant) or go the other way and make it looser. This let me find the absolute perfect balance of how fast I want to scroll in game. Can't remember if I have v2 or v3, I think it's the older one. I'd check but I'm on a trip rn not at home...

[Eloshapes is pretty great for comparing mouse shapes](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=logitech-g502-x-lightspeed-vs.-keychron-m7-vs.-razer-basilisk-x-hyperspeed)  I find that Razer's Basilisk sits perfectly in my hand (rather long fingers). However, I was really annoyed when that thing died after mere 3 years. That’s to say nothing of their software. Since then I got Keychron M7. Ergonomics are slightly worse, but it's an infinitely better mouse in every other way. 

If you used superlight 2 and you liked that shape, pulsar just released a new shape colab, pulsar susanto x (it is similar but not same exact shape). A lot of people said is tood, you can watch some reviews on youtube. I have xlite v4 size 2, lamzu thorn, razer basilisk, and pulsar x2h. Now I am waiting in my new susanto X.

Big hand person here as well, the closest I've come to getting anything remotely close to fit my hand is the Basilisk.

Our hands are about the same size and I’ve loved using the Razer Basilisk. I do have my complaints about the price but I love how it fits my hand and it’s held up pretty well over a few years.

Razer basilisk is an excellent mouse.

Huge fan of Razer basilisk . Would recommend it. Wired version is under 40 bucks.

Dang that thing is huge. Definitely not a portable mouse. Trying to find a portable mouse with rgb. But I think the basilisk is even too big so might have to go the original pro click the basilisk mobile or the new co ra hyper speed is at least more slim

I usually use a basilisk, but this will be for my legion go setup and that mouse is way to big.to fit in the bag so unless I go with the mobile one, I feel cobra may be best bet. Unless I decide to go mega portable and just stick with logi stuff. But the new cobra is by far the lightest of all the mice which is surprisingly as its not battery powered like most the others

Naga felt worse for me than Basilisk. The pinky rest was nice, but not having the thumb rest that the Basilisk has was a huge no go and I ended up returning the Naga because of it. I had to change my grip to avoid hitting the side buttons because my thumb was not at rest.

I actually had that setup for my gaming PC and loved it EXCEPT, if I will say I had random disconnect/reconnections if I used that extra Mouse Dock Pro as my wireless receiver. Not sure if that was eventually patched, I moved on to the Razer Viper V3 Pro. If you aren’t getting that extra charging dock you shouldn’t have anything to worry about, but if you are (or are open to it) I’d see if people are still experiencing the reconnects. I will say, the ProClick, the Balsilisk, both are very comfortable. You’d be happy either way Not an ad I just really like Razer’s mice 😂

As someone who uses a tartarus daily, I say go that route. I am biased though because I love my tartarus and have used it in place of a regular keyboard for gaming for the last 10+ years. If you go for the tartarus, a Razer Basilisk is a solid option for a 'cheap' gaming mouse. You can pick it up for like $40, has good tracking, clicks feel fine. Primary reason I recommend the Basilisk as the cheap mouse alongside the tartarus is that you're already going to be using Razer Synapse software, so might as well not also have to run Corsair's iCue or Logitech's software alongside it.

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

Ich also have big hands and love the Razer Basilisk Or the Logitech G502

Your hands look slightly longer than mine and the Basilisk feels like a toy to me

i have large and thick hands, 8+ inches from middle finger to palm and razer naga was the most comfortable mouse I've ever tried and I've had many. It felt molded. I got the razer basilisk and meh 🤢

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

I just got the Pro Click V2, and it's good for large hands. I had the Basilisk before I got this one, and it was great too, but the Pro Click V2 is a bit bigger and has a great ergonomic shape.

Name me rich wow tryhard thats willing to have 2 seperate mouse for 2 seperate reason. Most people just chill with one mouse beside very few people like me I use basilisk for moba/mmo (obviously because theres m4m5m6)

Superlight fan here too. I have the 502X and the Basilisk and never use them. Plus they don't come in magenta like this does, which is critically important.

There is a whole subreddit dedicated to mice enthusiasts r/mousereview but you will get all kinds of opinions on there. I went with the [Wirecutter’s](https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-wired-wireless-gaming-mouse/) top pick the Razer Basilisk and have been happy with it for the last 3 years.

I use the basilisk as well and it's the largest I have found for gaming that's somewhat normal so lmk if you figure out a bigger and better option

I think the only thing MX Master has that Basilisk doesn't is a better scroll wheel.

Been using the razer basilisk for about 6 years now and I don't see myself switching any time soon

That logitech is comparable to the basilisk, not so much the naga

For a lightweight, superlight Dex. If you are ok with more weight, the Razer basilisk has the most comfortable shape for palm imo.

Only issue with razer mice is the scroll wheel problem. Have used basilisk and orochi v2 and both had the scrolling problem that when you scroll down it sometimes keeps scrolling up. Changing the encoder works or properly clearing dust from the inside but mane are these mice so hard to reassemble and the fact you need to know how to solder to replace the encoder yourself.

Razer basilisk. Personally not a fan of too many buttons on the mouse

the battery in my basalisk lasts about 1/3 as long as my old as crap pwnage (zero lights enabled on both). that was brand new. now a year and a half in, the rubber where your thumb lays on the left side has worn through to the plastic. pretty disappointed.

Razer Basilisk. For the extra buttons on the mouse I have the map, auto run and sound decrease set to them. Used the mamba tournament edition before that and it lasted me 10+ years before it started having issues. I love the shape of the basilisk tho. Much more comfortable

Deathadder, go with it. Or save up and buy Basilisk

Yeah and it's a great mouse. Personally I love its shape. Super comfy

you might need a 3d printer. your hands are massive and the razer basilisk is one of the larger mice available. only thing bigger would be a track ball mouse.

Yep same love the basillisk

I went on a similar journey as you, from mx master 3, then razer basilisk, then Logitech g502x, then Keychron M6. My main goal was to find something that fit the ergonomic shape of mx master, but a wired version of that. I have just started using the Redragon M811, and I’m loving it so far. It fits in my hand much better than the M6. It’s also wired and has a *ton* of buttons you can map. There’s no horizontal scroll wheel though. This one is definitely the best I have found for my goal of wired mouse that feels similar in shape to mx master.

I use a Razer Basilisk and cheap Razer mouse pad...i should probably invest in something better but don't really know where to start I'm currently gold complete

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

Sorry this is gonna be long response but your problem is something I have explored for a while and am passionate about lol. I agree it's pretty frustrating to find light mice with lots of buttons. I also love mice with 6+ buttons. Besides the aforementioned Aerox line (or even Rival 5) from Steelseries, there aren't a lot of options as they all start pushing 100g. An alternative is the corsair m65 which has tilt gestures, or the razer basilisk, but these mice are still 100g There are a couple things you can do to solve your problem though. One is software related, and the other is ergonomic modding related. Software can increase your binds, while modding can make mice (feel) lighter # Software: Use button shifting/layering in software to increase the number of buttons you have available. The only companies that I know of that do this is Logitech (G-shift), Razer (hypershift), Roccat (Easyshift) and fortunately your Glorious mouse (Layer Shift)! Try playing around in your glorious CORE software to enable layer shift and then you can effectively double/triple your binds # Modding: Mod your existing mouse (or one you like with lots of buttons) to improve ergonomics and grip strength. This in turn allows a stronger hold on your mouse thus making it feel lighter. This is pretty much what I did when all the mice I liked were heavy but had 8+ buttons lol For example, I too love my g600 and use it for a lot of stuff. I took it apart to solder new switches and i found out it has 2 metal plates inside to add weight (absolute blasphemy!). I took those out and it reduced the g600 by 30g, so now it's only about 100g, which is pretty light by my personal standards. Then I added grip tape to the sides and a wedge for my pinky, then switched out the stock cable for a paracord cable and now the g600 feels like a lightweight dream to use. Consider Clawmates by Struth Gaming for comfortable wedges to put on a mouse with lots of buttons. I use clawmates on a spatha X and razer basilisk for competitive FPS games and they feel plenty good to flick and track with, even with their heavy weights Hopefully all this info helps. Happy mouse searching/modding, pal! #

I have tried 3 different razor mice over the years. Don't like them at all. I am a hardcore FPS gamer so this is my absolute most important tool for my gaming. Razor products just seem wildly overpriced for average at best performance, and shelf life. I had a terrible time with the basilisk. I'm here because last year I read some obscure blurb about a Roccat mouse. I really liked it but it's starting to fail already. Sigh... I have also had a plethora of Logitech products. I am not a big fan of Logitech either. However their mice seem far superior to razor. Just the quality of the material anc builds seem superior to razor. That being said. I am looking for something different from these to brands. If I don't find anything I'll start browsing the best logitech mouse out there. If anyone has other suggestions I would love to look at them.

Not to mention that synaps is god tier awful. Seriously, it's like they go out of their way to have shit software. Back when I had a basilisk It was a constant struggle just to get synaps to open. Even after adding permissions, I'd have to do a funky chicken dance of opening normally, then open as an admin, then open normally again just to get synaps to let me in lol. And that only had like a 75% success rate. I've since got a logitech and had 0 problems.

I just switched from Logitech MX Masters to Basilisks, of cause Basilisks performance is way better. But from my hold experience ergonomic perspective I think the MX Masters shape holds better.I can see the Pro Click shape is close to MX Masters

The Pro Click is lack of the big side button which I do need for a shortcut. I don't know, I'm a casual player occasionally play some games, maybe just stay with Basilisks for now which I think is a good balance for me.

I think I'm highly align with you. I'm looking for a mice can do both productivity and game, maybe 70% productivity & 30% games. I do play MMO, like WoW but I don't need those buttons like Naga. All I need is something can be a good balance for productivity and casual player. Like you said, MX Master 3S is the king, but it doesn't support onboard memory which means I cannot have my customised key on work laptop

It can happen for any number of reasons. Most common is from moisture and oils in your skin. Secondarily is from high heat and/or humidity. Then there is breakdown from chemicals, extraneous oils, and other reasons. As an example; The thumb-side on my Basilisk has degraded down to the plastic underneath, and the pinky side has a definite groove and the texture has almost disappeared in other spots. However, I live in an environment that is 30 C average indoors (I don't use AC, just fans) and around 80% average relative humidity. Soft-touch Rubber degrades into a gummy mess, and leatherette delaminates, peels and flakes within a few months. So if you live in a relatively cool and dry environment (not super cold, the rubber will crumble that way too) then it is much more durable.

I use a razer black widow keyboard and basilisk mouse. So far I've had no problems and I have some fun with the chroma RGB lighting. I'm also just a casual gamer For a headset I have the Steel Series actis nova. It's wonderful

Got razer basilisk for about 5y, still going but may need to replace soon. Got for 40ish € back then. I believe 100€ mouse are stupid overpriced (mine already is as well tbh).

Well I got the aerox 9 and the corsair scimitar. I bought the Scimitar later because the Aerox broke after just under two years. The Aerox looks nice and is lighter, but its design is simply flawed. All the dirt gets in, and there's no real way to clean it. After using the Scimitar for a while, I have to say that it's the better mouse in a direct comparison. I also have a Razer Basilisk, and of all the Razer products I've had, I've always thought that they were far too overpriced.

I also have a keyboard from Corsair. I therefore recommend the Scimitar. Believe me, you'll be happier with this mouse than with the Aerox or a Razer product

Basilisk. With the buttons on the mouse remapped to ensure my keyboard hand doesn't have to reach for buttons in a funky way. I find a mouse with more buttons better... but not too many as to get confused or hit the wrong buttons by accident.

dunno... basilisk feels good for me https://preview.redd.it/1uttm0h4fwbf1.jpeg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f7a4a3f07fe8186ab79cb357ff4d930b6c680e88

I use raser basilisk, the one with three buttons on the side and I use mouse software to map ctrl and shift to the front button and the pressure paddle beneath it, and use the button closest to the base of my thumb for tab targetting. Can use around 40 actions comfortably with qe12345rtfgvbn and a combination of shift, ctrl or shift and ctrl as my hotbar buttons

Thats fucking crazy. I specifically bought the basilisk bc my hands are massive (about 9.5-10 inches) and it was just barely big enough, bc it looks like a fuckin golfball for you. the only one i can think of its the sniper pro by red dragon, but even that one's just slightly bigger than the basilisk

Mac support is improving. They recently released Razer Synapse for Mac, currently in beta. Previously, I had to setup my Razer Basilisk on a separate Windows PC. Tested the beta, no issues with it on Mac now.

Bro I have the same issue. I too use it as an excuse for my aim lol. The unfortunate part is that even if you google gaming or computer mice for big hands. the Basilisk (I own the same one.) is actually in the top 3 pretty consistently. If you want to stick with razer then see if there new ergo Pro Click V2 vertical would fit. Also report back, I'm curious lol. the logic is that because it's vertical it is more palm too mouse ration. My logic in this thinking is that I'm a care giver for disabled adults. I recently helped one of my clients who had a stroke use a Azeron Cyro (look it up they are really cool, but expensive). Since I can use both hands i help him get all the macro keys set up per game he wants to play. What I noticed is that the fact that its a vertical build. For my hands. (which are pretty similar to yours.) actually fit in that mouse VERY comfortably. Just some food for thought.

I just switched to a Basilisk as well. My only two gripes are that when using the scroll wheel, there is a loud, audible click when switching between regular and infinite scrolling. Also, battery life is no where near the MX3s that I had, but overall I am still happy.

My Razer basilisk has been going strong for like 3 years so far, the biggest problem is the scro wheel is much looser but that’s, entirely my fault when trying to make it speed fast while unlocked…

My Razer basilisk has been going strong for like 3 years so far, the biggest problem is the scro wheel is much looser but that’s, entirely my fault when trying to make it speed fast while unlocked…

My Razer basilisk has been going strong for like 3 years so far, the biggest problem is the scro wheel is much looser but that’s, entirely my fault when trying to make it speed fast while unlocked…

I have a Razer Basilisk that was doing that kind of crap, getting mad at it not clicking right by slamming it on my desk seemed to fix it, might as well give it a try. 🤷🏻

I have a Razer Basilisk that was doing that kind of crap, getting mad at it not clicking right by slamming it on my desk seemed to fix it, might as well give it a try. 🤷🏻

I have a Razer Basilisk that was doing that kind of crap, getting mad at it not clicking right by slamming it on my desk seemed to fix it, might as well give it a try. 🤷🏻

Easily can be both. Just like my basilisk is a great work mouse

Basilisk is my experience with large hands the best option from razer

people on here are super into peformance above all else so you won't find any RGB mice recommendations but like others said the G502X Plus and the latest Razer Basilisk are still really well, well built mice with very good tech (sensors, clicks etc) that have RGB. The main issue for me with RGB is that it kills battery life. And wireless today is so good, to have my G502X's battery life drop from 100 hours to 30 hours just so it can look nice on the desk is not worth it. But the wired G502X doesn't have any RGB (what the fuck Logitech) so I don't know what to tell ya.

I find the Razer Basilisk line to be pretty comfortable, though it's a bit heavy. You'd likely be well served by something lighter as well to move around with less effort. Pulsar Xlite, Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Dex and Razer Deathadder V3 are good choices.

I went from the MX3 to basilisk too and never looked back. It's an all around better mouse. Lower the polling rate and you'll get good battery life too

Yeah I'm with you, never personally experienced bad Razer products. I'm still running a Huntsman/Basilisk combo I got in 2019, before that was Black Widow from maybe 2013? I only swapped because I wanted the new Quartz kb/m combo, the Black Widow went to my wife who used it right until she bough her Mac and swapped to the Mac keyboard! It still works but it's relegated to the cupboard for now.

Yeah I'm with you, never personally experienced bad Razer products. I'm still running a Huntsman/Basilisk combo I got in 2019, before that was Black Widow from maybe 2013? I only swapped because I wanted the new Quartz kb/m combo, the Black Widow went to my wife who used it right until she bough her Mac and swapped to the Mac keyboard! It still works but it's relegated to the cupboard for now.

Yeah I'm with you, never personally experienced bad Razer products. I'm still running a Huntsman/Basilisk combo I got in 2019, before that was Black Widow from maybe 2013? I only swapped because I wanted the new Quartz kb/m combo, the Black Widow went to my wife who used it right until she bough her Mac and swapped to the Mac keyboard! It still works but it's relegated to the cupboard for now.

The Basilisk is a great mmo mouse, plenty of buttons and you can make macros to save on a bit of button mashing.

I’ve been using a Logitech g900 chaos spectrum for about 9 years, only thing I changed is a magnetic charging port so all I have to do is retract a cable and magnetically swipe it on. It lasts for me about a week on the battery and has customizable buttons and plates. Used the basilisk as well for 6 months it just wasn’t it for me(and used plenty of other mice as well).

Same hand size and same mouse!  You do get used to it, I think the Basilisk is the best for the size and the side wing for your thumb.  Remember though, bigger mices are not better for aiming, they are heavier and will require more effort to move, even if you don't feel it, there will be more delay since it will require more force to move as if you had a lighter one. 

I've had good experiences with Razer, have both a Basilisk and a Deathadder V2 Hyperspeed and both are awesome. They use a AA battery and it lasts a loooooong time.

I have a literal box of deathadders because I had this thing where I thought I had to keep the same mouse to keep my aim consistent...they'd double click after like 1 month. I must have like 7 of them... Eventually said fuck it and got a basilisk, optical buttons. They can't double click. I think the fact I clicked them on the front left edge caused them to break faster, too much leverage.

I have a literal box of deathadders because I had this thing where I thought I had to keep the same mouse to keep my aim consistent...they'd double click after like 1 month. I must have like 7 of them... Eventually said fuck it and got a basilisk, optical buttons. They can't double click. I think the fact I clicked them on the front left edge caused them to break faster, too much leverage.

I have a literal box of deathadders because I had this thing where I thought I had to keep the same mouse to keep my aim consistent...they'd double click after like 1 month. I must have like 7 of them... Eventually said fuck it and got a basilisk, optical buttons. They can't double click. I think the fact I clicked them on the front left edge caused them to break faster, too much leverage.

As a basilisk owner its fits well and u csn okay fps shlkters with it if u want to plus is has wired and wireless options

Basilisk on top tho mines dead

People shit on Razer but I have a Basilisk that's been rock solid for me for years.

People shit on Razer but I have a Basilisk that's been rock solid for me for years.

People shit on Razer but I have a Basilisk that's been rock solid for me for years.

Man, I still have remember finding this guy on super clearance in a local mall about 10 years ago, what a awesome mouse with a fun UI for its customization software. It's definitely not as big, but I've been using the Razer Basilisk, so a mouse that's that shape might be solid option as a replacement imo