7 in Gaming Mice
Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro
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"I like the auto-Freespin wheel option when I am working on projects, or browsing."
"has an auto-freespin option which is nice to use."
"except with a magnetic scroll wheel"
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"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"
"the Razer basilisk line has always shaped to my hand perfectly. ... still loving it."
"I find it more comfortable."
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"it has a realy high DPI"
"has good tracking"
"it handles like a dream"
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"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."
"no problems with the software ... i prefer replacing more often than dealing with a software that is so bad it won't let you use it IMO"
"If you like using mouse keybinds something with a few more could better fit you. (Razer basilisk v3 pro, logitech g604 etc)"
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"I've never had any issues and I've had the same razer basilisk v3 pro or some crap for legit like 2 years now."
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"it ate my batteries like crazy"
"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."
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"The V3 pro sits lower than my MX. my pinky is scraping the mousepad."
"The basilisk feels so narrow and after a while it tends to cramp my hand."
"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."
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"The basilisk feels so narrow and after a while it tends to cramp my hand."
"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."
"Personally not a fan of too many buttons on the mouse"
Ashsucksatwhackbat 1.0MChose consistently has weird names so that doesn’t really matter. The 3395 is not a bad sensor at all, it’s not a 3370 or a 3335. A Basilisk clone that’s 55g, accurate, and 4K compatible seems right up your alley. Shape wise it’s about a millimeter smaller all around. Though you could just wait for Razer to drop a Basilisk V4 Pro in 3 years for $299.
That’s what I’m saying. The V4 pro should be indestructible at that price range but it’s literally just a marginally better V3 pro and that mouse isn’t even obsolete yet
BigChungusDa 1.0This is really up to personal preference I think. But, I went from a Deathadder to a Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless. I like it, but not sure it would fit the “lightweight” requirement. And, I’m not at home so I don’t remember its dimensions. It’s definitely a bulkier, but more ergonomic shape than the Deathadder. I’ve heard good things about the g502 for what it’s worth. I basically use a claw grip on my mouse since that also matters.
_0dium_ 0.6I used a razer basilisk v3 hs until I whipped out my a4tech bloody v7 wired... sticking with it for now
matthaus79 0.6razer basilisk v3 pro / x
AbsoluteGamerCS 0.5https://preview.redd.it/9iq17xj6cg4f1.jpeg?width=2252&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ca1aa4fd1bc6a4da00dd36636f6f0b7eb4379ec8 I use the bigger brother of your mouse haha Honestly didn't do much research on the difference between the two... got this at the price of the regular V3 and decided to give it a shot. All I was looking for is a mouse with infinite scrolling, tri-mode connectivity and a decent sensor (that can be used for gaming as well) You'd be surprised that there's only 2 mice that I know off that fit the bill - Basilisk V3 Pro (maybe even V3 idk) and Keychron M6.
ActionJ2614 0.5Not sure what you mean I own 3 Razer mice and don't have the double click, but do get a weird sound from time to time when clicking from my Basilisk v3 Pro (it doesn't create a double click though). I have owned Razer mice for 5 + years and never experienced it with the 4 models I have owned and the current 3 I still own.
The Basilisk v3 Pro I have owned since it launched. The best way I view it is as a hybrid mouse. It can serve as a productivity mouse and as a gaming mouse. It weighs 112 grams so much lighter than MX Master series. It is smaller in height and width, not as ergonomic as my MX 3s. It has a cool charging feature a magnetic stand you place it on (innovative and works great). There is a magnetic disk you insert on the bottom of the mouse that allows it to work with the magnetic charging stand. You can also use the USB C port on the front of the mouse to charge it as well, (think on the go). Hybrid because you can use it for both gaming and productivity. A true gamer won't like the weight for certain games. It also offers 3 side buttons which you could compare to the MX 4. The buttons can all be mapped. Below is a reference to the 3s and you can see the magnetic charging stand in the background and the dongle with the USB connector. https://preview.redd.it/9l8xcgr114uf1.jpeg?width=1575&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9e7160eafe9a1ce47c81b87536f29ded81854f6f
I wouldn't call Razer jank. I have owned and used quite a lot of mice from Logitech gaming (g502, retired) to the 3 and own 2 MX 3s. I also have 3 Razer mice. * Razer Basilisk v3 Pro (previous was the Gen 1 Ultimate version which I owned as well)-> hybrid mouse between productivity and gaming, more on the heavier side vs traditional Razer mice. Intelligent charging setup (magnetic base charging) and the comes with a dongle and USB connector that is interesting. * Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming (travel or out of my home office, mostly collects dust in a drawer now) * Razer Viper Ultimate (gaming mouse, lightweight and my go to for that) Neither companies' software is ideal, though Razer's latest release (still bloated) is better than the prior version. I prefer the MX 3s for productivity working, and Basilisk 3 for casual use, browsing, some gaming, if my Viper is charging or I want to go with a heavier feel mouse.
Alectradar 0.5Yeah same, I now use a Basilisk V3 Pro at home, and will probably switch the one at work to a Basilisk V3 Hyperspeed, they're pretty great mice, and have the same feel as the G502, except with a magnetic scroll wheel, and bluetooth connectivity
alish_niftaliyev 0.5I also made the same choice after doing a lot of research and waiting in mouse and keyboard section lf tech shops for hours. Only problem I see with Razer is its USB-A dongle. Other than that, it is a perfect mouse both for gaming and productivity.
Altroux 0.5Razer Basilisk V3 Pro might be expensive as hell, but I think it's worth it. It's been serving me well for a while now, and I doubt I would switch to any other mouse for a while now. The previous mouse I used was Roccat Kone Aimo, which turns out had a defect, just like the rest of the same model. Because of that mouse though, I could afford my razer mouse, since the store I bought that mouse from, gave me the full price back.
Ambitious_Jaguar_856 0.5I have had the Razer Basiilisk V3 Pro for about 3 years and no problems with the software but the mouse itself is physically breaking. for a mouse standpoint they are ehhh, but i prefer replacing more often than dealing with a software that is so bad it won't let you use it IMO
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