Razer - Basilisk Series

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 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.

Don't trust this list. I had the following mice Logitech 502 - Heavy, outdated Naga/Scimitar - Only useful if you want the extra buttons, wireless vesions mucho expensive Deathadder essential - Bought 2 of them since they were only 20 euro on sale, both mouse wheels stopped working and started scrolling randomly Razer Deathadder V3 Pro - Has creaking issue on the left side of the mouse and problems with coating - issues fixed in the wired version that came later Basilisk V3 - Heavy but just a bit better than the 502 MX Master 3 - SUPER HEAVY, more of a work mouse than gaming I finally settled on a Deathadder 3 wired with a bungee, quite satisfied. I would recommend it, the Hyper x Pulsfire haste 2, or some of the new mice that came out that aren't "tried and tested", as counter - intuative as that sounds.

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 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

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 have a Basilisk X Hyperspeed. It supports Bluetooth, but I use it via the USB-A adapter because I share the same KVM between my work laptop and personal desktop.

Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed, there is an all black version, been using one for 2 years now and can recommend

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.

You can adjust most settings in the Basilisk V3 through signalrgb, much more lightweight than synapse. Doesn't work for keyboards, though.

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 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.

Razer basilisk v3 is my go to

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

If you also play MMO and RTS or other games, having a 3rd side button helps A LOT, like for example I used the G402 for a while in games like Fortnite, because having a 3rd side button helps tons with the building, then lately moved to the Basilisk V3, and then to the G502X Wired because is lighter. Also if you going to do some office work, having dual mode scroll wheel is really good! Sadly there are still not any lightweight options under 70g with 3 side buttons from Razer or Logitech tho. For purely FPS games like Valorant, I'm using the Viper V3 Pro tho.

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.

But do other brands offer the whole experience? Like for example, Razer can offer an entire lighting setup coordination. Also, what about Chroma? My gaming daily driver is a Basilisk V3, but I just bought a Rapoo MT760 for work. I've used it for one day, and the mouse is insanely good. It's extremely well built, it feels nice and it suits me. My only issue with it is the software. Being a work mouse, it's not a big deal. But if I were to use it for gaming, the software isn't as good as Synapse.

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.

You need to decide on how many buttons you want for the game, and the layout. For example, on my Basilisk v3 Pro, I have 3 side buttons, 3 wheel, and 1 DPI, so I can have up to 7 to use for a game. The Aerox 5 Wireless D4 has 5 sides, 1 wheel, and 1 DPI. nice choices if you don't care for 12 button pads

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 :)

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

Logitech has a massive amount of brainless fanboys. They have the same quality issue with garbage cheap omron mechanical microswitches as Razer (and any other brand) but yet they're almost immune to being criticized for it while Razer is being shit on all the time. What makes that even funnier is that Razer was faster to start using optical switches that solve that issue and yet people still shit on Razer and suck up to Logitech. I'm using Basilisk Ultimate with optical switches for 3.5 years for now with absolutely 0 issues. By far the longest I've ever used a single mouse. I've never in my life made it more than 1.5 years without developing double click issues on any mouse from any brand ever, until that. So basically for me optical switches are absolute must, I'm never buying a piece of shit without them again. The only thing that makes me want to change that Basilisk to anything else is Synapse, lol. And also recently I got to try using a lighter mouse so something more lightweight would be nice as well.

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.

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.

If working is the primary need with gaming on the side my recommendation would probably be the Razer Basilisk line. They have two wireless options. But it also depends by the type of games he plays and how many extra buttons he needs.

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.

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.

If you want an ergonomic mouse, the Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed is $60 right now on Amazon

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

Careful the Rabbit hole can run deep in this game, lol. I started out that way. Now I use dual Virpil Alphas with desk mounts, Racing pedals, Loupedeck and Tracker IR5, love the feel of flying with this setup. But any decent mouse and keyboard will get you playing! I used my Razer Basilisk V2 initially, if you like the mmo mice with the multiple side buttons, I could see that working well with all the keybinds in this game too though. Like said elsewhere if you do a lot of cargo, you will want to have a good mouse wheel that is comfortable to use for the tractor beams. I think I have 65 binds on my joystick/pedals and another 80+ on the Loupedeck that's mounted on the right joystick mount when flying, I still use the keyboard/mouse when on foot. Good luck and have fun! o7

I use a Razer Basilisk. There is open source mouse software polychromatic(https://polychromatic.app/) that i use with the razer daemon to manage the mouse and all it's functions. The daemon and software are compatible with pretty much every razer mouse.

Razer Basilisk v3 gang! It's so comfortable.

Been burned by both, but Razer has been better lately compared to Logitech for me. I love the Superlight 2, but the mousewheel click on mine doesn't actuate on the click, it actuates a little lower than that. The G502X's mousewheel died on me. Meanwhile, I have a Basilisk V3 Pro that's staying strong, but I just got a Pulsar Xlite V3 on Sunday that I'm trying out.

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.

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.

If weight isnt an issue, a Basilisk V3 PRO has everything you could possibly want. 

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.

I've had G502s in the past, but wanted to try something that is similar in shape, so I got myself a Basilisk V3, works still fine until this day, honestly looks even nicer then the new G502x

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

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

You mean the "RAT" Series. Im still rocking these today! Got my first RAT 7 at 2011. Now, since 3 years i use "RAT 8" and i never want any other mice. Fits like a glove for me since 13 years. tried mutiple others like Razer Basilisk, Corsair Darkstar (for ridiculous 170€ lol) Corsair M65 and a G502. I wasnt happy with any of them. RAT on top. <3

if you are going this far, spend a lil more and get basilisk v3

Imo Razer is not that good. I had everything from razer. headphones, mouse, mousepad, keeb etc. and I can say that the overall build quality is bad, but razer makes good switches. Switches in razer huntsman mini are really good. Edit: Headphones - Razer kraken first gen and Razer kraken X USB - broken after 5 months (Same happened to all my friends) Mouse - Razer basilisk X and Razer Viper - Viper fast teardown and rattling problem, basilisk - Sometimes it was losing connection (the receiver was 1m away from the mouse) Keyboard - Actually good I still have it

I got the razer V3 as my regular (larger mouse), a pulsar xlite V3 mini for my ergo needs and lamzu Maya X will be my 3rd and last for a while

Best MMO Mouse, Logitech g502. It doesn't have all the side buttons, just 3 side, and two top buttons next to the left click. It's fully programable, and you can make macros as well. After that Razer Basilisk, similar design to the g502, not as many buttons. The kicker is I use a Keypad controller in my left hand. currently a Razer Tartarus Pro. There is one I am really interested in getting though: # Azeron Cyro

Razer Basilisk is by far the most comfortable mouse for me, but after trying out some lightweight mice like viper or zaopin Z1 I just could not go back to the higher weight

I'm using it and love it. It may be due to the Razer brand that I first bought it, but I like the button that allows you to slow your aiming down for those fine adjustments. And the button for unlocking the wheel is also very useful for certain things.

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

I havent tried steelseries but razer is far away from trash. I also like mice and try different ones every now and then like the vaxee xe, gpx2, viper v2 pro, dav3, pulsar x2v2, and much more. I have had a razer basilisk for like what 5 years now? Maybe even more and it hasnt gave me one single problem. I have the death adder v2 mini for years and havent had a single problem. I main the viper v2 pro and its the most amazing mouse for me out of all the ones i tried and still have in my collection including the new gpx 2. If you have a problem with a mouse dont make it a general statement and push people away from it. Because just like you have a problem, many people have had none. That goes for almost all top brands.

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

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’ve had nothing but razer mice through the years. The only thing that seems to happen to them all (for me, knock on wood) is the grip on the side will come off at some point and just need to be crazy glued. No biggie. Other than that (for mice) I love them. Having had a death adder, mamba, and now basilisk I recommend the basilisk of you play a lot of deferent games like I do. It will perform more then well for competitive, but also have enough buttons to macro for action games. Being able to click the scroll button left and right is a big help. That said if you play a lot of strategy or mmo’s my brother loves the naga. Has like 15 buttons. Pretty sure they make a newer version

Been using a wireless basilisk v2 ultimate for like.. 5 years now without issue. Absolutely love mine and have had zero issues but it's almost time for a replacement due to the soft touch material on the thumb and finger pads wearing down to the plastic lol. For reference, there's atleast 10,000 hours usage on it.

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.

I highly recommend Razer Basilisk v3.. I just ordered my 2nd one (my reason for buying new isn't that it broke. The "feet" has been worn out after 3ish years of 8+ hours a day usage, and the side rubber texture grip has been worn all down) I know some people has posts about how the scroll wheel broke quite quickly. I never had any issues with the scroll wheel. Maybe I just jinxed myself now and the scroll wheel on my new mouse will die soon..

The basilisk x hyperspeed too, just depends what shape he prefers. They are both great

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)

Thanks! We didn't include the G502 in this list as it's mainly made for FPS users, but had we included it, we would've rated the Basilisk V3 higher as it's overall better. However, the G502 definitely has its fair share of supporters and it's not a bad option!

I've used a razer Basilisk v2 pretty much 9-5 for the last couple of years, and it's still working perfectly. Some cosmetic wear, but nothing that effects functionality.

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.

I recently have purchased my 2nd CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB after trying out a Basilisk V3 and i must say i learned the "shape is king" for mice after that. But the Night sword is a wide mouse that doesn't have a diagonal slant to the right like the basilisk V3, its very comfortable and doesn't let my pinky touch the mouse pad. it also has 10 programable buttons.

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.

For how many of you guys ppl say it cost only 30$ but when i put in basket it says 50+ euro? Do you know the difference? Fuckin taxes are making purchase from China not worth it. I can get for 40 euro Basilisk v3 here and not bother with batteries which i bet 5$ will die in 2,3 y and then you must look to buy battery or throw it

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.

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 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 was hoping to see Basilisk v3 on there and then remembered I'm not actually happy with it.

The Razer tax makes it too expensive for what it has to offer, but you can fix that with a good BF discount. The other thing, which might just be me, is that I don't like the scroll. Never really got fully used to it. Essentialy has two modes - tactile and free spin. Free spin is too fast and not precise enough for gaming and work, while the tactile is pretty loud. An inbetween option would be great. Also, the button to switch modes is less responsive now. All in all, not a bad mouse. But you can probably do better.

Razer Basilisk v3 for me. Tried out a bunch of mice and this one felt the best in my hand, and I had a couple of other needs as well. •Thumbrest •Rubber “tire” scroll wheel. •Side scroll wheel I have one at home and one at work, and also carry a G502 Hero in my backpack when I travel for work.

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

Is logitech back to being good again? They got bought out by some company in China years ago, and ever since then, their mouse quality went to complete shit. They start double clicking in 3 months or less. After my Logitech mouse from like 2006 died after like 14ish years of use, I naturally thought, dang, this Logitech mouse lasted me so long, might as go ahead and buy a new one with the bells and whistles. Nope. Went through 3 of the top of the line ones at the time, can't remember the name. Every single one started double clicking, each one faster than the next, mainly because I started noticing it sooner probably, it was screwing up my work, not just my gaming. Got an alienware mouse, same thing. Complete garbage. Went to a discord for computer-mouse enthusiasts, explained to them what I wanted and how I was sick of the damn double clicking mice I've been going though. They all talked about how Logitech uses cheap parts that all double click and you have to open them up now and preplace some parts or something with good quality japanese versions. I wasn't about to do that. So they recommended "Razer Basilisk Ultimate". It was wireless, which is what I wanted for my new setup, had two side buttons which is exactly what I wanted as well. And most importantly, it's apparently impossible for it to double click. idk how or why, that's just what I was told. And this mouse has been going strong since...mid 2021. I've now learned to never recommend brands for things that have lasted me over 10 years. I have to check and see if the company was sold or not or if they dipped in quality. You never know. I have an LG monitor that's lasted since 2011. It was my first flat monitor and it still works. Before that, i was still rocking the giant grey 90's monitor, lol. Played so much Oblivion on that thing. And it was big too. I honestly don't know how I did that.

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.

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.

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'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 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 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.

V3 hyper speed 😉

I really like this one but I don’t think it’s made anymore. Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed Razer 5G Advanced 16K DPI Optical Sensor Wireless Gaming Mouse with Up to 450 Hours of Battery Life, Mechanical Mouse Switches (Black)

Basilisk v3 pro 35k is my choice

basalisk x hyperpseed razor mouse has done me wonders for like 4 years.

Oh!!! I like all the buttons! I've got the Razer Basilisk that works well for shooters, but it's only got 2 thumb buttons. I feel like there's a tremendous amount of utility potential with that Venue Pro though!?

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 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.

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

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

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)

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?

DAM, idk, my friend has a basilisk x hyperspeed for the whole year, only his wireless usb thingy broke(idk wat he did) but it runs perfectly well no problem, i literally use it as well

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.

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 :)

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

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 have the same mouse but wired, great mouse

Im using this same mouse

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.

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.

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).

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

I’ve been using the Razer Basilisk Ultimate for years now with zero problems. It also has a 3rd mouse button which is useful to me in every game. Couldn’t recommended it enough. Would love to hear others thoughts on it

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/

This. I use Basilisk V2, which is almost the same. 11 programmable buttons, including tilt scroll wheel (3 buttons + scroll) and multi-function paddle. I have a custom extender for the latter one, which makes it even more useful, as I can reach it without changing the grip.

I bought basilisk v3 but it felt extremely small for me… Also I bought g502 x plus but it’s also with same problem and my wrist started to be in pain and today ( used it yesterday, on my way to return it ) I feel like my hand is exhausted… probably because of not possible to rest misddle of my hand… I’m using Razer naga currently for playing, old model from 2012 and it feels good, mx3s for works and naga for playing but unfortunately it starts to break after so many years… Do you think repoo would be a good gaming mouse? I like how my hand rests on mx3s and its shame it only has 125hz pooling rate - seriously Logitech, just produce mx4s with 1000hz pooling rate and you have best mouse ever…

I use the "Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed" on lowest dpi + glass infused mouse pad. Aim really depends on your mouse grip and what sensitivity you prefer. Some people are wrist users and some use their entire arm to aim. I personally just use my wrist with a claw grip and change my sensitivity until I can do a perfect 360. I also feel like i can play just fine on my $12 fortnite mouse my friend gave to me for free lol

I have the razor basilisk mini and it's changed my life