Basilisk V3 35K

The regular v3pro is pretty close to that and it's not that much different than the 35k

I'm using Razer's answer to this one, the Basilisk V3 35K, and it's an amazing mouse. The fact that it also has a strength-based free scroll option it amazing (depending on how hard you flick the scroll wheel while in its notchy mode, the free spin will engage). It also gives you back the selector button to remap. I would like to have the two additional buttons next to the LMB, but I have too many buttons and macros all around already.

My first V3 after a few years got stuck on free spin scroll. So I got a v3 35k. Some months ago I spilled some water on my desk and some got underneath the mouse so I dried everything externally and waited a while before using it again. In the meantime I used the old v3, just living with the free scroll for a bit. Then suddenly that fixed itself and I was able to tactile scroll again. And the 35k proved to not be permanently damaged after making sure it was completely dry. So now I have two fully operational V3s. So it can be a toss up where user experiences will vary. Before the Basilisk I would only use Logitech G502s. Great mouse but on two I eventually got the double click issue hence my giving Razer a try. So yeah, it all depends. I wouldn't recommend other Razer accessories but would still recommend their mice.

I know it's not \*that\* big a deal, but it still bugs me how the latest models omit any RGB whatsoever from the wired version of the G502. It's a fantastic mouse, though. I can go either way with it and the Basilisk 3, they're both very similar and perfect for me.

I have the Basilisk v3 35k and use OpenRazer with [RazerGenie](https://github.com/z3ntu/RazerGenie) and it works really well. Setup OpenRazer to auto start at login

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