Basilisk V3 Pro

ngl logitech's support has gone downhill lately. the vibrating shell thing on the superlight 2 is a known qc issue they won't admit. for razer, the v4 pro is solid but if you liked the basilisk v3 pro before, the basilisk v3 pro 35k is still the better ergo shape for palm or relaxed claw. v4 pro is

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 a

Die Logi MX Master 3s ist eine fantastische Maus, die habe ich selbst. Das Scrollrad ist mit das Beste, was ich je an einer guten Performance-Maus gesehen habe. Die restliche Haptik ist für mich trotz viel Plastik absolut toll, das fühlt sich alles super-angenehm an. Aber rein fürs kompetitive Gamin

ngl, i’ve lived with claw grip for long sessions and side-button reach can break flow fast if shape is wrong. Your details are solid, so start with Razer Viper V3 Pro for a tighter shape and lighter motion on quick melee actions. Razer Basilisk V3 Pro gives clearer thumb-button depth and is worth te

I agree about their laptops. Big mistake getting one by a fucking mouse manufacturer. But I have a Razer basilisk v3 pro and after 36 years of clicking, I’d say it’s the best and most productive mouse I ever owned.

I have one since Apr, 25', replaced my basilisk ultimate when it suddenly died after 5.5 yrs of use (and it was the wireless chip that died, not the switches. Their optical switches last really long and this new gen will do even better). It's a lot heavier than the previous model, compounded with th

I'm more than happy with my Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. Is it worth $90? Nah, almost certainly not. But I wanted something with flexibility in connectivity (which to me means having the option of 2.4 ghz wireless USB, wired USB, and Bluetooth), reasonably ergonomic, a reasonable amount of mappable button

Hello, Thank you for your suggestion. However, I have big hands and this form factor doesn't work well for me, I've tried the Logitech G502, Razer DA V2 and the Razer Basilisk V3 pro. Unfortunately none of them were working well for me. I was a Logitech G604 user for 2 to 3 years, but I had 2 replac

I'm using razer basilisk v3 pro. I like exactly how it fits in my hand, weight and the buttons feel. Razer isn't known for having a trustworthy build tho lol. They are more fragile

If Chroma is non-negotiable, I would look at the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro first, tbh. I went through a similar replacement search, and the annoying part is that keeping the exact old shape and the lighting setup usually means compromising somewhere. The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro keeps the ergonomic right-h