Razer - Basilisk V3 Pro 35K (RZ01-05240100-R3U1)

keyboard: keychron q6 max, switches are combo of kailh box jades and gateron reds mouse: razer basilisk v3 pro 35k the keeb is qmk/via so no os-side software is necessary, you can program it from webbrowser (tho i have to chmod /dev/hidraw nodes first) the mouse requires os-side software for programming but it has onboard memory for profiles (which you can switch with mouse button), so i just configure it from windows once and im done forever. there is openrazer for linux but it is only partial implementation of the features.

I still have my "barely used" G502 X Plus, but I switched to the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35k. I bought the G502 mostly because of the infinite scrollwheel, but I never liked that it's a "mechanic" or "manual" unlock. The Basilisk V3 Pro 35k (specifically, the cheaper version does not have that) is an electric button and also can be set up to "auto unlock" if you scroll faster. It feels way better to me - but I will of course keep my G502 X Plus as a backup, because it's still a super good mouse.

Yes, but the cheaper version does not have that "auto unlock". As said, the pro version unlocks automatically if you reach a certain scroll speed, which you can set up yourself.

Basilisk V3 pro 35k is what I replaced mine with. Its basically the same thing but better, imo. I've gone through four g502s before switching, and the only reason I switched is because it has infinite scroll and onboard memory profiles.

I would recommend the Basilisk V3 Pro 35k over the other Deathadder and Viper. I recently went from a Deathadder V3 Pro to the Basilisk V3 Pro 35k. It's a tad bit heavier but has a much better build quality. I love the additional programable side button (I use this for PTT). The scroll wheel is solid and you can toggle between free / clicky scroll (I love free scroll when browsing). The shell does not feel as cheap as the Deathadder. It has Chroma where as the Deathadder V3 does not. I don't care for Chorma personally, but some people do. Like with any Razer product, I would recommend getting an extended warranty and replace it when if it gives you grief.

Went down the rabbit hole of mice and splurged on these three. 1. **Basilisk V3 Pro 35K**: Bought on Amazon for ₹10,200. First mouse I bought after 4 years of using the Basilisk X Hyperspeed. Seemed almost a no brainer to pick this. Overall pleased with it. Ergonomically the best of the three. However after using the other two, its weight makes it almost unusable for gaming. Razer Synapse is what it is. Using it as the work mouse for the ergonomics, very comfortable for long sessions of use. Best scroll wheel with two modes. **Overall rating 7/10.** 2. **VXE R1 Pro Max**: Bought from NMPC for ₹4499. Second one I bought. Almost immediately became my pick for gaming (Valo, Rivals, Apex). 2nd best ergonomically and without a doubt the best click feel of the three and of any mouse I've used. Max 26k dpi and 8k polling. Best app of the three as well. **Overall rating 9/10.** 3. **Scyrox V8**: Light. Almost impossibly light for a full body mouse without cutouts. Bought from NMPC for ₹6299. However, even after reading some people's reservations on the middle hump, decided to buy it (was too far down the rabbit hole). Personally, don't like the shape as much as the R1 Pro Max, maybe claw grip users will prefer this. Max 30k dpi and 8k polling. Will become my backup gaming mouse if something goes wrong with the VXE. The weakest scroll wheel of the three in my opinion. Also, didn't include the regular small USB dongle for up to 1K polling like the others. Have to use the 8K dongle with USB C cable for wireless use. **Overall rating 5/10.** Shoutout to NMPC for same day delivery in Mumbai for both the VXE and Scyrox.

Not as good as the MX Master outside of pooling rate. Build quality is shit. I had this exact mouse and replaced it with a Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35k. It would often double or triple click after a couple months, and I did like the mouse at first. Hope you have better luck than me. I had issues with my Keychron Q1 Max keyboard too. I don’t like their products.

Basilsik v3 pro 35k feels amazing in the hand, i have big hands too. I'm not a sweaty lightweight mouse / FPS gamer, though.

this is false. it's similar in size to a g502, which is average sized at best.

it's smaller in the wrong places for large hands.

basilisk is similar to the g502, which is entirely too small, and the DA v3 and v4 are smaller in the wrong places for large hands.

I have this and even though its wider across the thumb part, it's not nearly as big as any DA model, it may be okay for some people though and worth a try.

I have been using wireless mice since 2005. Logitech MX user ever since the first one. Wired with a bungee is much better for gaming. I have always had both on my desk.

I said I use both. I have 2 Wireless options. I have the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K, a Logitech MX 3S, and a wired Microsoft Intellimouse Pro. The wired intellimouse feels so much better for gaming. Obviously, you assume too much.

I require a tilt scroll wheel, which limits the options quite a bit. It’s just so ingrained in me for forward/back. My current daily driver (and all time favorite) is the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K.