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

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 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

Not 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.

Yeah 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

Yeah 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

I 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.

I 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

I have to say, while I like the MX Master 4, I think the Basilisk v3 Pro is a better mouse (I’m lucky to have both). The Master has a nicer scroll wheel which I like, but Basilisk is more comfortable, has better performance, more consistent click feel, etc. And Razer finally has Mac mouse software again, so you can use it on Macs too. Again, I like the MX Master 4, but Basilisk v3 Pro is my favorite mouse. And I’m not even talking about gaming - it’s the best productivity mouse for me.

Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is now at 5.5. Over your budget by 500 rupees, but that's what I'd get. I don't suppose you can tell me your table dimensions? 😅

I preferred the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro that I tried. In particular due to lighter clicks, G502 X felt a bit clumsy. That could just have been the display units though. They are similar mice.

Dude, you are a mouse wizard. I did FOUR hours of research last night and came up with the Basilisk V3 PRO. I am going to buy the VT0PRO and the V3 and see what shakes out. I appreciate the response!

Just got back from Walmart with the V3. Best Buy was a bit closer but decided to buy from Walmart because they take anything back with no fuss. BB is pretty good with returns but one time years ago the gave me a hard time. The other mouse is on order. I will report back! Nope, ordered the wrong one. The mt760 or something. I cannot find this damn vt10 pro anywhere. On their website it’s only offered at retailers on the EU. The V3 pro sits lower than my MX. my pinky is scraping the mousepad. Maybe I just have to get used to it? Maybe I’ll try the G502x Plus. Crap. Why can’t Logitech make an MX master with a decent polling rate? Wish I never looked this up. I was fine with my Mx for 8 years and now I’m obsessing over it. Now that i know it’s 125 polling rate I’m thinking I’m leaving performance on the table. I spend all this money on a 180hz monitor, RTX 4080 and 14700k and I don’t want to use an office mouse anymore

Basilisk v3 Pro or newer, has an auto-freespin option which is nice to use. Option for Qi power puck charging.

Seems you like mice with more than the standard array of buttons. Of these kind of mice, I have the Aerox 5 Wireless Diablo IV Edition, the ASUS Chakram X Origin, and the Basilisk v3 Pro. The A5 works well for me, tho I had to get used to that B4-5 flip type. Battery life is kind of short, but it's a fast recharger. The ASUS Chakram X Origin has 4 sides + 4 Joystick. On the heavier side, but not too bad on glass surface. Hotswap main switches is a nice feature, along with toolless access. Basilisk v3 Pro is your G502 analog, but I find it more comfortable. I like the auto-Freespin wheel option when I am working on projects, or browsing.

My game/productivity mouse is a Basilisk v3 Pro.

I love my Basilisk v3 pro… it’s my main mouse for productivity, and I’ve been using it for 2 years now. I’ve also got the Cobra Pro and the Viper V3 Pro, but the Basilisk V3 Pro is just the King!

I used Deathadder for a year, and it wasn't great. Now I'm using the Basilisk V3 Pro, which is good. For a budget option, try Attack Shark or VRE, but I'm unsure about availability. Also the logictech one have this double click issues.

Im using my A51 18 with a razer basilisk v3 pro and it's great. It is quite an expensive mouse though

same here, except i had issues with the basilisk v3 pro white rubber grips, they should’ve made it grey tbh

same here, except i had issues with the basilisk v3 pro white rubber grips, they should’ve made it grey tbh

same here, except i had issues with the basilisk v3 pro white rubber grips, they should’ve made it grey tbh

I recently got the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro and comparing your hand placement our hands are almost exactly the same size - it works perfectly well for me. One difference, the second/third picture your 3rd finger folding down by the side of the mouse feels very un natural for me so it may simply be how you grip the mouse. I dont know if they still make it anymore but I used to use the Steelseries Rival (3 I think) and that was slightly bigger than any other mainstream mouse I've used.

I know I'll probably get hate but the Razer basilisk line has always shaped to my hand perfectly. I had the OG for 3-4 years and finally got the V3 Pro last week, still loving it.

Really depends what kind of gamer you are. Many people in this sub are FPS players who value weight above everything. This almost always means 4 button mice (excluding wheel). If thats you the viper v3 pro is a solid choice. Probably the most popular mouse at the moment and for a reason. If you like using mouse keybinds something with a few more could better fit you. (Razer basilisk v3 pro, logitech g604 etc). For office work, IMO, an off the shelf 20-30$ mouse from a decent brand (logtech, asus, etc) is usually best. As long as it has soft mechanical switches, and ideally side buttons too, it works for me.

I love mine. 140 hours battery is kinda nuts

I have the exact same issue where it won't stay on. Maddening.

Mine has been a nightmare. Constantly disconnecting or turning off. Constantly. It's fine when it stays on, but it's completely unreliable. I truly regret purchasing it.

basilisk v3 pro and pro click v2 are two very similar products (ignoring the appearance that pro click v2 has a professional looking and Basilisk has a Esports looking) with very small features disparity that really confuses me. As you mentioned, feature parity seemingly in software level deliberately by Razer team. Tried both mice, in the end I choose pro click v2 not Basilisk V3. The primary reason is its professional looking is better than Basilisk’s Esports looking to my taste. Its shape also makes my palm grip slightly more comfortable than Basilisk. But palm grip with Basilisk is also good though. I do really miss the smart wheel and don’t understand why it is missing in pro click (as OP mentioned that definitely suits better for office line). This is my biggest complaint especially my previous mouse was MX anywhere 3. (The magnetic wheel of MX anywhere 3 is the best wheel out of the market, even far more better then MX Master 3). Also note that pro click v2 has a slight edge that it supports 4 wireless device (3 Bluetooth + 1 2.4g) while Basilisk only supports two (1 Bluetooth and 1 2.4g).

Razer basilisk pro V3. I don’t mind it being heavier than some competitive mice but I can fully outstretch my fingers and be so comfortable on the mouse.

Why not viper v3? i had Basilisk v3 pro and i smashed it on the mouse pad and the wheel got stuck, i had Death Adder v3 as well and the scroll wheel was "jumping" while i was scrolling pages down the page jumped up, now i have the viper v3 and has no flaws after 6 months.

Just changed to the Basilisk too. The only thing I hate about it right now is the side buttons sensitivity. A mild squeez from the thumb and there we go to previous page.

Basilisk would be my choice.

I got mine wear down. Any way to fix it?

I love basilisk over all the other ones. It’s my daily driver. Been using basilisk v3 pro now for a year.

Basilisk v3 pro is the best mouse razer currently have imho. To me it is the best scroll, with tilt, and Bluetooth is chefs kiss for me. I bought it on pre-sale and use it every day, and I went as far as buying the dock pro for it. That said I’m slightly moving away from it, there’s nothing wrong with the mouse, but Basilisk + dock pro is a big lock-in that makes it pretty tough to find anything better and to move away from Razer. And because there’s no basilisk v4 on sight, big chance I’ll replace it with master mx 4 + any cheap Chinese mice clone (just for fps) and would still play less than what I paid for basilisk v3 + dock.

Both cobra and basilisk has a rugged rubber sides that I don’t think any other razer mouse has it. This side rubber is what gets yellow overtime.

I respectfully disagree, there’s no other mouse out there with hybrid hyperscroll with tilt, Bluetooth and 2.4ghz. If you only care for sensor a two buttons, yes, plenty options out there, if you use everything basilisk has to offer, you are screwed (like me) because there’s nothing besides it.

So, I just got the Pro Click v2, I’ve been using it for a couple of hours, this is not meant to be a review just a quick overview. The major take-away from me is that Razer is purposely holding their products back on a software-level, I’ll explain in more detail below but first lets talk about the objective stuff. Keep in mind I also have the Pro Click v1, Pro Click Mini, and currently use the Basilisk V3 Pro, so I’ll be comparing it with them. In terms of shape, I can’t tell the difference between Pro Click v1 and v2. It is a mouse for big hands, if you are a finger-tip or claw and plan to use it for games, forget it, it is big, it is bulky, that said it looks heavier than it is. Don’t get me wrong, it is not a light mouse, but it is well balanced, it offers good enough grip for me that its weight is non-issue. It is lighter than my Basilisk(118g) vs Pro Click v2 (107), not a big deal but noticeable, it’s also well balanced. It is also important to keep in mind that Basilisk has two more buttons compared to Pro Click. Big flaw, Pro Click v2 does not have Smart-Reel, that means you have to manually switch between tactile or free-spin, big letdown for me, Basilisk scroll is what makes it my main, seeing razer productivity line not have a feature that was released 3 years ago is a letdown for me, specially because it feels like this is a software blocker not a hardware one. The same can be said about Basilisk lack of profile-switching based on application, a very needed feature available on the Pro Click v2 that puts it on par with Logitech MX, not available on Pro Click v1, or Pro Click Mini. For me this is the selling feature to call this a productivity product. That said this is something Razer could make it available to Basilisk but chosen not to. Another good news is the lift-off distance, you can’t customize, but it is good enough out of the box. I had problems with Pro Click v1 and Pro Click Mini having Lift-off too high and no availability to configure it, which made both basically non usable on FPS. Razer Pro Click v2 mouse is Razer’s best mouse for productivity, it improves on Pro v1 on every level, but this is not Razer’s best mouse. It is the best productivity mouse due to artificial software limitations. If app-profile switching was available on the Basilisk line, Basilisk would be a better device all around. If Pro click v2 had Smart-Reel functionally it could probably replace the Basilisk. The line between both is blurred due to Synapse and personal taste (shape), nothing else.  

I haven't found the perfect mouse yet, but the closest is the Basilisk V3 pro, haven't tried the V3 35k. Pro Click v2 is a close second. But what I value about a mouse might not be the same for you. I don't like having multiple mice, I want one that can do it all. For me a mouse MUST have: 1. Hyperscroll with tilt, I'm not joking when I say it improves my productivity. 2. Hypershift to create multiple shortcuts and macros. 3. Onboard memory, since I'm spending time customizing I want to be able to save. 4. Bluetooth, because I want to pair it with multiple pcs. 5. Specs decent enough to use it for gaming, otherwise I would have stayed with Logitech MX Anywhere or MX Master. Nice-to-have: 6. Shape>grip>weight I can get used to different shapes, coating\\grip and weight. So only a very small number of devices fit that list, basically Basilisk and Pro Click. As for Razer lineup, here's my take. Naga = Only consider If you play MMO, it is not worthy having that many buttons, and usually the side buttons doesnt have the same durability. You end up sacricing a lot of other things just for those buttons. And the buttons only make sense on MMO, for everything else, Hypershift + profiles is just a better implementation and ergonomics. DeathAdder = Its a very traditional shape and currently focused on big hands, but I think its out of touch. Viper is lighter and offer better shape. Viper = One of, if not the best option if you are a gamer, but in terms of productivity it is worse than a 25 usd logitech mouse. MX Master = Productivity king, it is a one trick pony, but man the trick is amazing. It is terrible for games, shape, coating, weight distribution and specs, but for everything else it is a damn good product. And I still prefer Logitech software over Razer, better UI and more features. A very good and valid option is just rock two mouse, stay with your Master MX 3, there's nothing wrong with it, and get the Hitscan Hyperlight for gaming. I don't advice going into the rabbit whole that I did, trying to have a single mice for everything because it'll limit your choices a lot, and none are cheap. BTW, Logitech Master MX 4 is to be announced next month, so it might be worth waiting. That said, don't get your hopes up for the MX4 to handle gaming.

In this case, I think you would be happily surprised with both Pro Click and Basilisk. I'm bias here, I bought the Basilisk v3 pro on pre-order, I use it for 10-12 hours per day (work and game) and still works perfectly fine, for me that still is the mouse to beat, but Pro Click v2 is growing on me and has the advantage of pairing to three bluetooth devices, Basilisk only allows 1.

Thanks for the explanation, I feel like Basilisk scroll is more suited for the Pro line and the Pro-scroll more suited for Basilisk. Since the Auto-reel function it is something you makes sense to switch with a flick, while working on office docs, coding or timeline of video. While on a gamer line that can possibly cause mistakes (I know you can disable). Having said that, I have no idea in terms of durability, I expect pro-line to use the scroll much more frequently than a gamer line. As for the auto-profile, I was not aware you can use "Linked Game" and bind an app, I guess the title got me. Thats great news ! I'll play around more and check, that said I still prefer the options to surface in the main device screen, just like happened with the Pro Click. If I can make a suggestion, I think it could be beneficial making a short series of videos about Synapse configuration, "hidden gems" and quick set ups. I use it for a very long time and I wasn't aware of the Linked Game ability to bind programs, so I'm assuming tons of people might be missing that too,

I'll be honest, I don't know. I use basilisk every day for 8+ hours since release day (bought on pre-order). That said, I also use the Razer Pro Dock, so for me it is very continent to charge it, the max I've spend without charging it was roughly a week.

I have smaller hands, 18x8cm, and I found the Pro Click v2 too big for me. It's still usable, but I have a tendency of "lifting" the mouse on fast-paced fps (I use 800 DPI), and for that I need a mouse with smaller "waist". Pro Click is an amazing product, but I just can't use it on FPS, and it is taller and larger than the DAV3. If you "drag" the mouse around and don't lift, Pro Click v2 is a fit, and it is definingly a better mouse than the DAV3 (feature wise). I love hyperscroll and I use bluetooth a lot (because I use the same mouse on my desktop and laptop), so I'm more inclined toward the Pro click. If you tend to "lift" or "flick" it to aim, go for something smaller. And DAV3 grip is better, at least it is "grippier". As for Ergo or not Ergo, I don't have an opinion here, I had ergo mouse that I couldn't use well, and I had ambi mouse that was perfect. Right now my favorite shape is the Incott GHero Pro, which is quite unique take on Ergo. Have you tried the Basilisk v3 pro? I find that the best Razer mouse to date, it offers everything.

Maybe the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro? I have large hands and personally, I’m pretty happy with it

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

Seriously lol. Their branding is ass.

I actually love Razer mouses. I just wish they left the tacky logo off them. It's so bad lol.

I would not recommend buying the white version. The side rubber parts will get yellow in short time. I bought it on Amazon and even returned it once. Same results on both. Same also with the Cobra. And I am not the only one. Everything else besides Synapse worked really good for me.

Well from my own experience and from some other sources only the rubber side parts yellow. Not the plastic parts. Here for example: https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/s/d39Pa4Jf60 Edit: Same happened for me on the same parts of the white cobra and ofc the basilisk.

I use the baskilisk v3 pro. With the side scroll to set for weapon 1 and weapon 2 so you don't scroll past your weapon. Get one with side scroll.

Razer Basilisk V3 Pro: ergo shape, many buttons, hypershift (lets u double the hotkeys), heavy Razer Tartarus V2: many buttons, hypershift, second scroll gamer products are amazing for productivity.

I have the v3 and the g502 and the basilisk is way better quality

I use the razer basliks v3 pro snd the mouse is exelenrt not to many waight not to low its perfect and it has a realy high DPI 

I bought Razer Basilisk V3 Pro and I'm happy with it.

How??? I've had mine for two years and it has zero wear on the rubber grips.

Check if it fits you, I bought it and used for like 10 says coming from Naga v1 pro, I never got used to it's shape and dragging 2 of my fingers in the mousepad. Ended up seeing it to my best man as he uses v1 and it's kinda beat down already. It's a good mouse but not for me.

I second this, charging cable is pretty flexible, so using it while charging is still very comfortable

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. And before that I had like... 2 or 3 more that I only upgraded to newer models none had issues. Sorry you've had issues. Also, the software is optional btw. You don't have to download it.

I like my Naga mice... they are great for ESO I recently had a Naga 2012 die on me and replaced it with a Naga V2 Hyperspeed... much cheaper quality feeling... no rgb but the V2 switches are supposed to be better or something? Have a Basilisk V3 Pro as well.

Viper v3 pro i've considered, I was essentially choosing between that and the basilisk when I bought it. I opted for the basilisk though because of the buttons and features like infinite scroll. The 502 x lightspeed is just the logitech version of the basilisk so I don't think it will be any different.

i went through a lot of mice trying to find the right one for me, and I landed on the basilisk v3 pro wireless with the adaptor and dock to charge wirelessly. battery life is great, comfort level superb, i haven't found another to take the thrown. just like everyone else has chimed in...basilisk from me, dawg.

I’ve got 2. Bought a white one originally brand new, and snatched a used and battered black one off of marketplace for 60 bucks, fixed it, and am waiting for a phantom green shell I ordered for the shell swap. I used to rock the G502 lightspeed since before the 502X, and when I tried my friend’s 502X, it just wasn’t the same. But the v3 pro was perfect, even better than the 502 in pretty much every department.

On the subject of scroll wheel - Pro Click V2 does not have the same scroll wheel as Basilisk V3 Pro. The Basilisk wheel is electronically actuated (you can remap the scroll mode toggle to a different mouse button or even a keyboard key), the Pro Click V2's wheel uses a pure mechanical latch (i.e. no electronic actuation). Automatic profile switching has been available on all gaming mice since the early days of Synapse. You can set them up from the "Linked Games" module. Pro Click V2 offers similar functionality but uses a different UX (as you pointed out) which is more conducive to professional workflows around the 10-12 commonly used productivity applications.

Razers have pretty good support and apps for linux through openrazer, and have had support for a long long time. I've personally had several deathadders, latest was v2 pro, now i'm maining a Basilisk v3 pro.

I have V3 pro and I love this mouse. I moved from logitech g903 which developed double clicking......twice. bro.....

I second this! I’ve had every “popular” mouse and I keep gravitating back towards viper v3 pro and basilisk v3 pro. I’ve had all 3 generations of the SteelSeries Apex keyboards and everyone of them has been flawless to me

After years of being an MX Master user and waiting so long for MX Master 4, I bought and tried it for a week, but was super unhappy with it so I returned it and moved on from Logitech. - Still no onboard memory - Still no 1000hz polling rate - It’s larger than MX Master 3 and 3s that I loved - Slippery and uncomfortable to hold - Couldn’t configure the action ring button without Options+ app I guess they just don’t want to listen to their users. I don’t feel respected as a user. I’ve bought a Razer Basilisk v3 Pro instead. Even though it doesn’t have a thumb scroller, I’m super happy with it. Feels high quality and satisfying to use. It’s a gaming mouse and I’m not a gamer but I love it. I’ve also replaced my beloved MX Mechanical Mini with a NuPhy Kick75. So I guess this is goodbye 👋

I’m not a gamer and in fact I have never played a single game on my computer. I’m a software engineer and I work 12+ hours a day. I wanted a gaming mouse because it’s just built better.

I love the basilisk v3 pro, but it's probably a bit heavy compared to what you were using

Interesting... I get this with my Basilisk V3 Pro, quite annoying, and it's one of the things driving me to look at other mice, as well as the rubber wearing away quite quickly. Maybe it's just an issue with Razer mice in general at the moment then?

Razer basalisk v3 pro 32k mouse. Only good one for shovel hands

Hey folks, I wanted to share my experience with the **Keychron M6** after switching from the beloved **Logitech MX Master 3S** (I know it's an old mouse and M7 exists, but the missing side scroll on the M7 and no free scroll didn't work for me, M7 feels more focused on gaming than productivity). If you’re a productivity nerd, design junkie, or just someone who spends a LOT of time scrolling, this might help you dodge a few surprises. # 🖱️ What I Came From: MX Master 3S * Loved the **Smart Scroll Switching (SSS, SmartShift™)**: flick the wheel fast and it’d go from ratchet to free spin instantly. A small feature that spoiled me. A tiny detail, but *massively* impactful. * **Build quality** is top tier, premium materials, smooth tactile buttons, well-balanced feel. * Used the **middle click for mute/unmute**, and mapped other buttons to loads of other stuff. * **1000Hz polling rate was missing**, and I *thought* that would be the game-changer if I ever switched. # 🤩 What Drew Me to the M6 * **Lightweight** and slick-looking (matte black all the way). * Promising DPI and **1000Hz polling rate,** which, to be fair, feels great. * Shape surprisingly worked for my hands, despite being much smaller than the MX 3S. # 😓 Reality Check with the M6 **The Downsides:** * **Middle click** is hardwired to switch scroll modes, and wow, it feels *cheap*. The button travels *way* into the body and feels mushy. ↳ I can't remap it like with the MX 3S. I can't even map it to the left/right scroll to custom actions, as there is no selection for switching scroll mode in the Keychron Engine. * **Infinite scroll feels floaty and uncontrollable,** **a disaster**: ↳ It’s so free-spinning that **small gestures or lifting the mouse make it scroll unintentionally**. ↳ Even worse: **stopping a scroll isn’t precise**. When I try to let go after a scroll, the wheel shifts slightly and the page keeps moving, up or down. Logitech nailed this on the MX 3S; here, it just feels frustrating. * **No Smart Scroll Switching** like Logitech’s MagSpeed. M6 requires a physical toggle press. That seamless behavior is sorely missed. * **Scroll lag after idle**, On macOS. After short idle periods, it can take a few scrolls to wake up and register movement. * **Build quality feels like a step down**, especially since I love my Keychron V6 keyboard. M6 feels more like a budget-tier experiment. # ✅ Things I Actually Liked * **Polling rate and DPI customization** were great—snappy and smooth across the board. * **Aesthetics + weight** are on point. It *looks* like it belongs in a premium workspace. Would totally use it as a travel mouse if I don’t return it. * Surprisingly, the **small size didn’t bother me,** I adapted to it much quicker than I expected. # 😩 The Gut Punch I forgot just how good the MX 3S was until I started *missing* things I took for granted. The SSS (again, not where the 3S name comes from, but hey, works for me 😅) is pure magic. Flick = free spin. Slow = tactile. You get precise ratchet mode and instant free-spin *when you flick the wheel,* no button presses, no drama. I didn’t even *like* the freewheel feel much, but the way Logitech blends both scroll experiences so intuitively? Hard to beat. # 🧠 My Verdict Unless you're **hyper-focused on polling rate** and want something super light, the **M6 just doesn’t feel like a finished product** for productivity folks. It’s not horrible, but it’s not what I’d call satisfying either. # 🧪 The Potential Hero: Razer Basilisk V3 Pro I’m now *seriously* eyeing the **Razer Basilisk V3 Pro,** because it ticks boxes I didn’t even know I needed: * **Smart-Reel scroll wheel** that switches between tactile and free-spin *based on scroll speed*, just like Logitech's SmartShift. This alone makes it a unicorn. * **HyperPolling**: Up to 8000Hz with Razer’s dongle (though 1000Hz standard is already more than enough for my workflow). * **11 programmable buttons**: Yeah. I can map mute/unmute, tab switch, paste emojis, make toast, whatever. * **Premium build**, wired or wireless flexibility, and productivity cred disguised in gamer DNA. Sure, it doesn’t have the thumb wheel (RIP horizontal bliss), but it has tilt-scroll and the kind of customization that makes my MX Master side-eye itself. And while I'm hyped on Basilisk possibilities, I’m still secretly hoping the **MX Master 4** (which leaked *a month ago* but still has no official spec sheet) brings: * A better **polling rate** (please…) * A fix for **scrolling lag in PDFs and PowerPoint on macOS**, which continues to be Logitech’s unspoken shame. # 💬 Crowd Check: Am I Missing Something? If you're still reading, thanks. And now I need your help. Did I completely miss how to **remap scroll mode toggle to the left/right tilt buttons** on the M6? Is there a **firmware update or workaround** for the jumpy end-of-scroll issue in free-spin mode? Is this just **how the M6 is**, and my expectations are clouded by Logitech’s scroll voodoo? I’m open to corrections, better ideas, weird hacks, anything.

Just received, the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. Closest thing to my MX 3s when it comes to the experience. Especially the SmartShift. I'll use it and come back with the review.

Yes, it might be a stupid reason, but I really got hooked to the Smart Reel Scrolling available both in MX 3s and Basilisk V3 Pro. Click Pro V2 is a perfect mouse for me in every other way to be honest. 3.5 months battery life 🤯, 1000 Hz polling, good scroll wheel in general. But you have to manually switch from infinite scroll to ratchet scroll on the Click Pro V2.

I really enjoy my Razer Basilisk V3 Pro (white) for my gaming setup - I appreciate RGB, and this mouse delivers a cool under-glow. I do however, use a G502 as my productivity mouse at the office - It has a lot of buttons, which I've set to do various things relevant to the programs I use at work. Edit: The G502 Hero (wired) is significantly cheaper, if that's a concern :)

Have you looked at whats generally considered the goat ergo Mouse; Logitech G502? Im very happy with my Logitech G502 Lightspeed, which I use my the office, and the very similar Razer Basilisk v3 Pro, which i use at home.

I would have enjoyed the Cobra Pro, if it had more buttons. Personally Im more of a Basilisk/G502 guy. The Basilisk V3 pro is so awesome. I enjoy RGB and have a rather decked out RGB setup, with i enjoy for game immersion. I.e., Hogwarts Legacy; RGB shines the colour of the spell type you cast. Diablo 4; RGB provides an omenous ambience and flashes brightly when a legendary item drops Against the storm; RGB simulates rain/storm effects creating a very immersive experience The list goes on. I know most people thing of rainbow waves when they think of RGB for a pc, but with the right settings, it truly can enhance the experience 🤩

Basilisk V3 Pro, its not a light mouse but its amazing, if you want something "light" then get the Alienware Pro mouse or a Logitech GPro X Superlight

I've tried both of those, but they are longer than they are wide, which leaves my ring and pinky finger dragging on the mouse pad. So I didn't find them particularly comfortable.

Agreed. I’ve looked at alternatives, no other mouse has the same feature set. Smart scroll especially, IIRC the only other mice with it are the Logitech MX series, which trade out the scroll tilt inputs and sniper key for a thumb scroll input (on the MX Master). They’re usable, but the 125hz polling rate might actually be noticeable on reaction-based games like FPS, Osu, or Soulsborne style games like Nightreign. Personal tip: rebind the sniper key to right ctrl. Most people don’t use that key, so you can use it as another input for an ability cast or alt fire. And you can do ctrl+M1 (usually open link in new tab for browsers) or ctrl+scroll (zoom in/out or pan left/right, depending on app) with one hand when not gaming. Rebinding left and right scroll wheel tilt to left and right arrow keys is also generally useful for gaming inputs and general use. On FPS games I usually use scroll tilt right for quick ping inputs (just a flick of the index finger), and scroll tilt left for switch fire mode (sorta mimicking a real fire selector). For general use many applications have scroll up/down to scroll wheel, but pan left/right bound only to arrow keys.

Need to know if anyone has ever tried modding their switches to be a little more quieter! Especially when I take my black Basilisk V3 Pro out with me on campus, libraries and cafes. Ugh. It was a near 9.5/10 mouse for me

I like the Razor Basilisk 3 pro

i have the same mouse but wired, great mouse

Im using this same mouse

Razer Basilist v3 pro (wouldn’t use pro if it wasn’t my company mouse ^^)

I have the v3 pro and the scroll wheel is probably my favourite thing about it

I’ve had basilisk ultimate for over three years now and basilisk v3 pro for over a year and a half. They still look the same as new. It’s definitely the user that’s at fault here. https://preview.redd.it/gk52qm4lshnf1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=128e59c4393bb6fa5de788b5a6c872f4f3216753

I don't wanna rain on your parade, but the DAV V3 Pro has a huge QC issue where its sides start creaking within a few months. I myself got 2 units replaced but then just Asked Acrorma to send me a Basilisk V3 Pro and a mousepad instead as they wouldn't give me a refund. https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1b0jmeo/deathadder_v3_pro_side_creaking/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/ykap75/deathadder_v3_pro_left_side_creaking/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/zj5ru3/deathadder_v3_pro_side_flexcreaking_fix/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/xxeuuc/anyone_else_having_side_creak_issues_on_their_dav3/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/108xu3m/deathadder_v3_pro_qc/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1dlp100/each_day_that_passes_my_deathadder_v3_quality/

I love mine. So sexyyy. When i first laid eyes on it I fell in love and bought it. The shape reminds me of a sports car like a Lamborghini or Ferrari.

I have the basilisk v3 pro and I absolutely love it, had it for 6 months now with zero issues, also have a razer barracuda headset and has worked flawlessly, I understand some brand hate, but for me they have been great!

If you already own a wired V3, I say don’t give them more of your money unless you really think you’ll benefit from wireless. Charging can get tedious, especially if you’re using RGB and don’t have the dock which is overpriced into oblivion. They’re basically the same mouse minus some structural adjustment. V3 Pro is also heavier due to having an internal battery of course. That being said, I do absolutely adore mine. Had it for two years now and it’s performed without any issues so far. Always liked that it’s kind of useable for all hand sizes too. (I have 16x10cm, which is fairly small I believe, but add some grip tape and it will stick to your hand perfectly. It’s a good daily driver for sure. Ultimately, it’s your decision.

I made the switch from an MX3s and love my basilisk. I ended up using hyper shift so when I hold the forward button and scroll it acts like a thumb wheel.

The two mice you've listed are for very different usecases I am a huge Naga fan; and from how I gauge your preferences it'll be either this or Corsair's Scimitar Elite Wireless for that usecase - I wouldn't go for Logitech's offer (G600) here and I don't think it would fit you well looking at your 2 options Your second mouse option is more in a competition with Razer's Basilisk V3 Pro, so I'd include that one in your search The answer really depends on your preferences; I have loved my Naga Pro and V2 Pro and wouldn't go for anything else anymore (I love the 12 buttons for any game and for productivity shortcuts, I like the weight instead of hating on it and the build quality is fanatstic; also I wouldn't want to go without that ring finger rest anymore); it's definitely not for everyone though As a rule of thumb, Logitech will be more cost-conscious in the same category (I purposefully don't say cheaper here) and Razer will imo feel more premium The more details you give me (do you care about weight? price? which games do you play?), the better I can help you further :)

I do like mine, however I’ve had 3 in the year or two I’ve had it. I’m lucky I’ve had a warranty. I’ve had my middle mouse wheel click totally go out on me. Might not be a deal breaker for you, but I love to open links in new tabs so when it went out it REALLY held me back. The other issue was more recent where it just wouldn’t stay on for a more than a second. I’d move it, it’d click on, die, come back on, rinse repeat. Totally unusable. Once it goes out of warranty I might look for something else, but when it’s new and works it’s hard to beat.

Hopefully you can get it RMA’d! It really bummed me out when it went out.

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.

my DA 3500g last for 12 years until the wheel gave up. I changed for a basilysk wireless from razer, that pos couldn't last a year and a half, suddenly stopped working, never buying razer products again. oh!, and when the basilisk died my trusty DA replaced until i bought a G305, i miss the shape of the DA tho.

my DA 3500g last for 12 years until the wheel gave up. I changed for a basilysk wireless from razer, that pos couldn't last a year and a half, suddenly stopped working, never buying razer products again. oh!, and when the basilisk died my trusty DA replaced until i bought a G305, i miss the shape of the DA tho.

my DA 3500g last for 12 years until the wheel gave up. I changed for a basilysk wireless from razer, that pos couldn't last a year and a half, suddenly stopped working, never buying razer products again. oh!, and when the basilisk died my trusty DA replaced until i bought a G305, i miss the shape of the DA tho.

Yep 100% that mouse lasts forever if you take care of it. I also use the Razer Basilisk wireless as a secondary since it has a similar shape (but feels a bit too light).

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.

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.

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

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)

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.

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

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

Surprised the basilisk isn’t there, insanely good mouse a a little bit of a premium price.

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.

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