Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Wireless Gaming Mouse: HyperScroll Tilt Wheel – 35K DPI Optical Sensor Gen 2-13 Customizable Controls – Chroma RGB – Optical Switches Gen 3 – Up to 140 Hr Battery – Black
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Set your immersion to maximum with the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K—a wireless ergonomic RGB gaming mouse that’s more advanced and customizable than ever.
- Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel – The most advanced 4-way scroll wheel, with 3 unique scroll modes: Tactile Cycling, Free-Spin Scrolling, and Smart-Reel Mode.
- Adjustable Scroll Tension & Acceleration – Access new customizable scroll options on the new Synapse 4, with 5 levels of scroll tension and 5 multiplier levels of scroll acceleration.
- Razer Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-2 – The most advanced and precise sensor with 1-DPI step adjustments and 99.8% resolution accuracy.
- Intelligent Features – With Smart Tracking, the sensor can automatically detect and adjust its tracking algorithm to match the surface, maintaining consistent lift-off distance for greater control and accuracy. Enabling Motion Sync allows the sensor to sync its signals to the exact intervals your PC extracts information, ensuring you get the most current updates of your mouse position for more consistent tracking.
- Tri-Connectivity Mode – Connect the mouse via Razer HyperSpeed Wireless (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth or Wired USB C (for continued usage while charging). Enjoy up to 140 hours on 2.4 GHz, or 210 hours on Bluetooth.
- Razer Hypershift – Assign a secondary function to each of the mouse’s 13 controls via Synapse and effectively double your command. Instantly toggle between functions with a touch of a button.
CONFIGURABLE HYPERSCROLL TILT WHEEL — Choose between tactile cycling and smooth, free-spin scrolling, or auto-switch between them based on the scroll speed in Smart-Reel mode—now configurable on Synapse
RAZER FOCUS PRO 35K OPTICAL SENSOR GEN-2 — Experience best-in-class tracking performance on a wider variety of surfaces including glass, supported by intelligent functions and 1-DPI step adjustments for more granular aim and control
UP TO 140 HOUR BATTERY ON RAZER HYPERSPEED WIRELESS — Enjoy smooth, lag-free performance for non-stop play or unlock a true 8000 Hz polling rate with the Razer Mouse Dock Pro or HyperPolling Wireless Dongle (both sold separately)
13 CUSTOMIZABLE CONTROLS — Assign an endless combination of commands and macros across 13 easy-access controls, including its acclaimed multi-function trigger to execute essential actions like push-to-talk, ping, and more
13-ZONE CHROMA LIGHTING WITH FULL UNDERGLOW — Customize each zone from over 16.8 million colors and countless lighting effects, and experience greater immersion as they react dynamically with over 200 Chroma-integrated games
12 reviews for Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K Wireless Gaming Mouse: HyperScroll Tilt Wheel – 35K DPI Optical Sensor Gen 2-13 Customizable Controls – Chroma RGB – Optical Switches Gen 3 – Up to 140 Hr Battery – Black
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David Augusto Ramos Huaman –
El mejor mouse de la línea Razer que he probado
Primeras impresiones del mouse es que se me hace más cómodo personalmente que el Viper Ultimate V1 a pesar de que el peso del Viper es menor, este pesa aproximadamente 115 gramos, me agrada el tema del dongle y el tipo C ya que anteriormente con el Viper UV1 tenía la micro USB, actualmente ya no es tan factible usar ese método de entrada, solo con ventaja de la base de carga que en este caso se vende por separado, pero en cuestión al RGB esta mejor distribuido ya que no ocupas taparlo con la palma de tu mano, en cuestión a duración me ha parecido bastante mejor que el Ultimate y en temas de funcionalidades también, la rueda del ratón tiene dos funciones una con sistema tipo tuerca y otro con deslizamiento ligero haciéndolo más práctico para ciertos trabajos y de navegación rápida para no estar ocupando forzar el dedo. El material con diseño fantasma blanco transparente hace resaltar mejor el RGB a comparación de sus modelos con color base tradicional y la calidad del material es la adecuada para un mouse de alta calidad, en cuestión a latencia he notado una mejora con el modo inalámbrico con sus 2.4 GHz como opción al encender el mouse, hay otro modo con la opción de Bluetooth pero no es tan conveniente usarla bajo ese modo por el tema de la latencia elevada y el adaptador suele captar mejor la señal inalámbrica en parte aunque hay otros de 8000hz que ofrecen una latencia aún menor pero mencionan que no es para tanto, en la distribución de botones también me ha parecido adecuada y el tema del DPI aunque suele ser alto no creo que lo termine utilizando a futuro, aunque el precio si me ha parecido un poco caro para lo que ofrece, pero después de todo este mouse se encuentra en una línea algo más alta y es uno de los mejores mouse que he probado actualmente, lo recomiendo totalmente.
English Pearson –
THE gaming mouse for a Mac!
I got this mouse for a MacBook Pro M3 Max. It works head and shoulders better, as one would expect from Razer, than my previous mouse, which never seemed to gel with the Mac. Better weight, better fit to the paw, better glide, and best of all. Razer has started making MacOS specific control software again, so I get all the fancy wheel tilts and other magic this mouse has to offer without having to wrangle with 3rd party software.I’m not an ‘action’ gamer by any means, but if I was, I’d want the sort of responsiveness the Basalisk offers.
Aaron McCarthy –
Basilisk v3 Pro refresh – Great functionality and support
The current (at time of writing) top end Basilisk mouse of the Razer lineup, with adjustable dpi settings, wireless and bluetooth connectivity options, build quality, battery life and of course.. price point to match. Not the most expensive mouse but I preferred this one for its fit, feel and functionality over its much lighter and focused sibling, the Razer Deathadder v3 pro. The 35k version is stated to have a more precise sensor than the original, though I haven’t noticed this much if at all despite using both
Steven Zimmerman –
Nine Months Later: Still My Daily Driver After Hundreds of Hours
After using the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro for nine months across everything from Call of Duty to Terraria and daily Reddit scrolling, this mouse has become my go-to peripheral. I upgraded from a Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro whose scroll wheel failed after 10 months, and previously used a SteelSeries Sensei. The Basilisk V3 Pro outperforms both in meaningful ways.Build Quality & MaterialsThe build quality remains excellent after hundreds of hours of use—no visible wear, no creaking, no loose buttons. The materials feel noticeably more premium than my Corsair, with a cooler-to-touch surface that doesn’t get clammy during long gaming sessions. The glide pads are a standout improvement; they collect significantly less grime than my Dark Core did, and cleaning is straightforward when needed. I’ve tested it on my bare desk, an ASUS ROG Moonstone pad, and Corsair mousepads—it performs flawlessly on all surfaces.Sensor Performance & Battery LifeThe 30K DPI optical sensor is exceptional. Whether I’m making precise shots in competitive FPS games or casually scrolling through content, the tracking is noticeably more accurate than my previous mice. The wireless connection has been rock-solid with no perceptible lag.Battery life exceeds expectations. With heavy daily use including RGB lighting, I get several days between charges. I recently added the Razer Mouse Dock Pro charging puck, which has been fantastic—just drop the mouse on the dock between sessions and it’s always ready. No more scrambling for cables mid-game.CustomizationBoth the RGB lighting and button customization are extensive and genuinely useful, not gimmicky. The programmable buttons have become second nature for weapon switching and ability binds. I’m planning to integrate this with my Philips Hue bridge when it arrives for unified home lighting control.The Synapse Software IssueHere’s the honest downside: Razer Synapse software can be finicky. Most bugs have been ironed out since launch, but about once a week I need to toggle the mouse off and back on to resync the RGB lighting. It’s a minor annoyance rather than a dealbreaker, but if you demand absolute plug-and-play reliability, be aware.VerdictThe Basilisk V3 Pro is the best mouse I’ve owned. It’s outlasted my Corsair’s scroll wheel failure point, feels better than my SteelSeries, tracks more accurately, and maintains its quality after months of abuse. The Synapse quirk is manageable for what you’re getting. If you’re upgrading from mid-tier gaming mice and want something that’ll last, this is worth the investment.Recommended for: Gamers wanting premium build quality and long-term reliabilitySkip if: You need absolutely zero software maintenance or are on a tight budget
Avo –
Awesome mouse, responsive and feels good.
Excellent mouse, feels great in your hand and zero annoying software like I had on my replaced Logitech mouses super annoying Logi software. Liked it so much I purchased another one for my girl, to get her off of Logitech also.
Ashe –
Great Quality and Very Durable
This is the best mouse I have purchased by far, I love the customization for both the buttons and the lighting! It feels very nice to use, and moves smoothly across my desk. It was also a very nice price, and is very durable since I use it everyday.
Felicia Stroupe –
Love it with 1 minor button I can’t change
Love this best mouse I have had….wish I could change the purpose of the mouse sensitivity button I don’t ever use it…it’s light weight great accuracy
K. Luck –
It connected easily, ergonomic, super responsive.
Bernard ong –
Easy to setup. Look so beautiful. Smooth n responsive. Much better than the first version wired. Loving it
Gibrán Ortega –
Más que para jugar juegos, lo uso para retocar fotos. La ventaja que me da el botón en el pulgar para reducir el DPI, es ideal para usar los pinceles y demás ajustes con precisión. La batería nunca se me ha agotado en pleno trabajo, lo llevo a todos lados en la mochila, y funciona como se espera y muy bien. Soy de mano grande y es muy cómodo.
Colson –
Ive had almost every Razer mouse ever made by this point, so Im WELL versed in how brittle their mice are. I bought this to replace a viper pro that after being completely dissasembled, de-soldered, and de-dusted; only took 3 days to resume missing 90% of scroll-wheel scrolls due to dust in the sensor.Imagine my suprise that nearly a year layer, this bad boy is still working like new.Weight is decent, not too heavy not too light. Coming from a 48g FPS mouse, It was relatively easy to adapt.The clutch button is ackward AF (If I don’t clip my thumb nail short, it clicks the button constantly). That said, its a genuinley handy tool. I needed E/Q bound to Mwheel for game dev while still needing Mwheel for zoom. Made 2 profiles that swap to eachother using the clutch and productivity soared!The servo for the hybrid scroll wheel sketches me TF out but I have had 0 problems with it. Having tactile scroll with an automatic cycle to freespin on a fast scroll is something I didn’t know I needed.All in all, this mouse has possibly been the nicest razer mouse experience ive had. I still can’t believe it honestly. Highly recommend!
david –
It’s a well built decent little tank of a mouse, in my opinion the Deathadder v3 is a far more comfortable mouse, but that’s just me, the basilisk is noticeably heavy and smaller than I was expecting but I do got larger slender hands. The basilisk battery doesn’t last terribly long but can be circumvented by turning the RGB down to like 5 percent or so via razer synapse. This mouse has a lot of functionality with all the button settings you can do, if you’re a gamer I highly recommend using this function if you don’t already it can totally win you the match. There are cheaper mice out there but you’ll get what pay for with the Basalisk.