Specifications

Form Factor: Right-Handed
Connectivity: Wired – Razer Speedflex Cable
Battery Life: None
RGB Lighting: Razer Chroma RGB
Sensor: Optical
Max Sensitivity (DPI): 26000
Max Speed (IPS): 650
Max Acceleration (G): 50
Programmable Buttons: 11
Switch Type: 2nd‑gen Razer Optical Mouse Switch
Switch Lifecycle: 70 Million Clicks
On-board Memory Profiles: 5
Mouse Feet: 100% PTFE Mouse Feet
Cable: Razer Speedflex Cable
Tilt Scroll Wheel: +4‑way Razer HyperScroll tilt wheel, electronically actuated notched and free‑spinning modes
Size – Length: 130.0 mm / 5.11 in
Size – Width: 75.0 mm / 2.95 in
Size – Height: 42.5 mm / 1.65 in
Weight: 101 g / 3.56 oz (excluding cable)
Accessory Compatibility: None

Photos

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What reviewers say

The Razer Basilisk V3 earns a strong recommendation for its premium textured finish and ergonomic shape, abundant programmable buttons, versatile scroll‑wheel modes, and bright RGB lighting, making it an excellent choice among gaming mice. The main drawback noted is that the scroll wheel can feel clunky and loud during use.
www.tomshardware.com ↗
The review calls the Razer Basilisk V3 35K a “beast” and names it the best overall gaming mouse, praising its flawless performance, advanced features, comfortable ergonomic shape, and high‑quality sensor. The only drawback noted is its relatively heavy weight, which may be unsuitable for some competitive scenarios.
www.techgearlab.com ↗
Tom’s Guide praises the Razer Basilisk V3 for its inventive automatically‑adjusting scroll wheel, excellent performance, attractive RGB lighting and comfortable design, while noting that the new non‑removable sniper button is less versatile than the previous model’s removable paddle and that the mouse lacks wireless options.
www.tomsguide.com ↗
The PCWorld review praises the Razer Basilisk V3 for its excellent performance, comfortable design, and versatile features such as a high‑resolution sensor, an innovative HyperScroll Tilt Wheel with multiple scrolling modes, and a generous array of programmable buttons. The reviewer highlights the mouse’s premium feel, ergonomic thumb rest, and attractive RGB lighting while noting that it is heavier, bulky, and only offers wired connectivity.
www.pcworld.com ↗
The Razer Basilisk V3 is a well‑built, right‑handed gaming mouse that offers many programmable buttons, very low click latency, and a comfortable shape for most grip types. It performs excellently in FPS and MMO games but is heavier and bulkier than typical lightweight gaming mice, and it only supports wired connectivity.
www.rtings.com ↗

Our take

Based on 5 reviews

All five reviews agree the Razer Basilisk V3 delivers excellent performance, a comfortable ergonomic shape, and versatile features like its innovative scroll wheel and abundant programmable buttons. Reviewers also consistently highlight its attractive RGB lighting and premium build quality as standout attributes.

However, reviewers split on its weight and connectivity: four of the five note it is heavy and bulky, while only Tom's Guide explicitly calls out the lack of wireless options. This means buyers prioritizing lightweight, wireless mice should look elsewhere, but those valuing comfort, features, and wired reliability will find it a strong choice.