RazerBasilisk V3 Customizable Ergonomic Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting - 26K DPI Optical Sensor - 11 Programmable Buttons - HyperScroll Tilt Wheel - Classic Black

Always assumed Razer was mostly hype but after trying this mouse, I dunno if I will be buying Logitech again. Their quality has kinda gone down over the years. My last G502 only lasted a couple months before it started registering extra clicks.Button placement is way better on this mouse. And it just feels more comfortable and lighter. Plastic is a little bit cheaper than Logitech though. Software is a bloated mess, just like Logitech. RGB lighting looks way better. Um, I dunno I can't think of anything else. They're both great mice, but if you're looking to jump ship and you're used to the G502, this is your mouse.

I am really enjoying this mouse. Is it my favorite mouse? Hard to say, I have different mice for different things. I have a Naga Pro for MOBAs and MMOs, a Deathadder v2 Pro for FPS, and an Orochi for my gaming laptop. I also have a drawer full of other mice that I enjoy using from time to time like the Roccat Burst Pro that was my daily driver for nearly a year.So where does this mouse fit in? To me, this is the best all-rounder. The hyperscroll is great for getting through long webpages or spreadsheets. Combined with its comfortable ergonomic shape, and low noise and pleasant feel, it is excellent as an office mouse.However, it is great for FPS games as well. The main buttons feel nice to click. The side buttons are easy to find and press. And I have even found myself using the clutch every now and then when sniping. And I have come to appreciate the thumb rest. No more accidently dragging the edge of my thumb on the mousepad.The features do add some extra weight, however. This in turn makes it slightly less desirable than my Deathadder for shooters. But really not by much. I only notice the weight difference if I am quickly switching between them. In use though, I do just as well with the Basilisk as I do with the Deathadder. Both are comfy for long game sessions. with excellent ergonomics and good buttons. I do enjoy the scroll wheel on the Basilisk more than the Deathadder.I could probably press the Basilisk into service for a MOBA. However, I have grown accustomed to the Naga's six button side panel. Since I have the option, I would probably be included to use that LoL or HotS (not that I play either much anymore).For MMOs there is nothing that can replace my Naga with the 12 button side panel. The Basilisk just cannot compete, and that's ok. MMO mice a very specialized thing. If you are at the point where you need 24+ keybinds on your mouse, you probably already have this covered.But, if you need just one mouse in your life, I think the Basilisk is an excellent choice. Even if you are shopping office mice, give this one a look. The Smart-Reel Hyperscroll is a thing of beauty for the office once you get used to it. And when you are gaming, the sensitivity clutch can be really handy.Also, the lighting looks pretty cool and it's easy to work with. Aesthetics are important too :D

I’ve been using the Razer Basilisk V3 for a few months now, and it’s easily become my favorite gaming mouse. The ergonomics are spot on – it fits perfectly in my hand (I have a medium-sized hand) and feels comfortable even during extended gaming sessions. The textured grips on the sides make sure it doesn’t slip, even during intense moments.The standout feature for me is the 11 programmable buttons. I love customizing them for different games, from FPS to MMOs. The scroll wheel with adjustable resistance is also a game-changer; the smooth, free-spin option is perfect for quickly scrolling through inventory, while the tactile mode helps me switch weapons with precision.The RGB lighting is another highlight – it’s gorgeous and customizable with Razer Chroma. It adds a lot of personality to my setup. Performance-wise, the 26K DPI sensor is ultra-responsive, and I’ve noticed a real difference in accuracy and control.I had doubts about going wired again after using wireless mice for a while, but the Razer Speedflex cable is super lightweight and flexible, so it doesn’t get in the way. Plus, no worries about charging!Overall, the Razer Basilisk V3 hits the sweet spot for both casual and competitive gaming, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile, feature-rich mouse.

Overall, a pretty good mouse for extreme/high use in office. Am buying another one for another CPU.Have not tried the programming portion of the mouse as don't use much.Pro's:Good spin on wheel, has a bit of heft to it like another product we won't mentionSimilar ergonomics to other productWorks on all surfaces just fineIs wired if you get tired of plugging in, really good length of cord for long reachesPads don't smear on table surfaces over time, unlike other product requiring goof off to clean upActually like the tilt on the wheel better than the other productCon's:Haven't found one yet after 6 months of use.Meh:Also sorts of gaming addons and other programs that I don't use.