works great, 2.4ghz wireless speed is good I don't notice a difference from a wired mouse.

Bad mouse, randomly stops giving input + bloatware razer synapse software that eats your memory + left mouse button got stuck while pressed

Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse 18000 DPI Black I've had it for 68 days and the battery hasn't run out and it's at 68%
I uploaded it to my channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QxzvL5OuL4

1 star because it doesn't work well on Mac, you have to go to a Windows PC to download Razer Synapse in order to adjust the DPI.

Also, since I have the Razer Basilisk Ultimate, the hump of the v3 is a bit lower so it doesn't have exactly the same ergonomics.

Finally, the button on the thumb rest is extremely annoying and I kept pressing it all the time. I don't remember anyone else mentioning it in many of the reviews I read (I might be wrong)

I switched to these after a sudden signal loss with the V2. In general, I also have Razer headphones and I am not very satisfied, especially with the company's support in Greece. But at this price for a wireless mouse, I don't think there is another option. What I want to mention is that the extra side button is not recognized by games. You have to go into Razer's software (Synapse) and map it to a keyboard key, e.g., B, and then in the game, whatever B would do, this button on the mouse will do. And the good thing is that they finally removed the sticker from the bottom and put better pads, so it slides very well on the mouse pad.

Very decent for its price in terms of performance, but with one 'minus' that will require more time to examine: during the summer months, it kept restarting (characteristic blinking of the wheel's LED). With the same rechargeable batteries, over time the issue disappeared. If it turns out to be a random event, the evaluation will change as well.

Second identical mouse that breaks down on me within a few months (and is returned under warranty). It turns off and refuses to turn back on. And if it does turn on at some point, it shuts off again after a short while. Excellent when it works, but it doesn't work for long.

While it is a very good mouse, it has a rather big problem. It drains the battery incredibly fast and it's not the battery quality's fault, it's the mouse's fault. Before this, I had the DeathAdder V2 and the battery lasted a long time. With this one, however, not even 3 days pass and I have to put in a new battery

It is a very good mouse for gaming with a battery life of 2 days though... if you play on 2.4 ... you need another battery every 2 days. Either you get rechargeable ones, or you go for wired. Otherwise, it's not worth it because in 2 months you will have paid more than its value for batteries. Shame

my mouse arrived on 15/12 and in three days the battery in the app says it went to 41%. is it possible that it is defective? it doesn't seem normal to me, can someone please answer!!!

Good in the hand and very good for its price, with many settings through Razer Synapse. The battery has good duration at 2.4 Hz, but not more than 2 weeks if you use it constantly, which is easily solved with rechargeable batteries!

Transitioning from a wired G502, quite similar in grip but I liked this one much more in terms of behavior and comfort. Very good mouse, I will definitely choose it again (if/when) it breaks.

Very convenient mouse and quite lightweight. I don't notice any input lag in gaming with the 2.4GHz adapter. I've had it for about a month and still have 34% battery. I've set the lighting to 10, which is quite low since it's not really needed. I use it about 6-8 hours daily, split between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz. When I'm not using it, I turn it off from the switch to save a bit more battery, but I don't always remember to do so. A big plus for me is that through the software, I've paired it with the BlackWidow V4 and both work perfectly together without any issues.

Perfect for gaming, zero response time, the only thing that bothers me a bit is the battery life which lasts from 2 weeks with about 4 hours of use per day up to a month with obviously less use. Finally, I've had it for about 3 months and it hasn't had the slightest issue!

I didn't expect much but in the end it's terrible!
For the third button on the side to work it needs software and forget it if you have a Mac!

It's just fine, the mouse so far. The first battery just ran out, it lasted me 1.5 months without the LED lights on

Detailed Video Review of the product. Ideal for its price! You always have 2-3 extra AA batteries in the office or in your bag if you carry it, and you never run out. Around 280 hours of battery life!

On the positive side, the mouse is extremely comfortable and I have found it particularly convenient for daily use. On the negative side, after just six months of use, it developed a problem with the left click – I am waiting to see if they will proceed with a replacement.

Good, as expected everything works fine. Only complaint would be that the app could do being a little bit more intuitive and the mouse a little lighter. Overall a good product for the money.

Overall, the mouse is okay. However, there is a big but. The battery in Hyperspeed mode (that is, connected via USB) lasts according to the company "up to 285 hours." In practice, you need to charge the battery every week!!! When I switched it to Bluetooth connection, my son (he uses it) called me to tell me that the mouse is broken because it lags. Obviously, it wasn't broken, nor was it lagging, it's just that the drop in sensor resolution is immediately noticeable. Unfortunately, I will probably get the wired one. In no time, I will save on the batteries that I will avoid!

I already had the wired version and was completely satisfied. I got the wireless for the laptop and so far there are no issues. quick response and very comfortable

Durable and reliable materials but keep in mind that if you’ll use it with a laptop will possibly interfere with your laptop’s WiFi module causing connectivity loss (if you’ll use the usb stick). That’s why I’m using the Bluetooth connection and it’s working perfectly.

Very good with a nice comfortable design. The only thing I don't like is that there is no app to program it (buttons and rgd) for mac.

Slightly more fake than the first one with the cable!! The trigger on the side is click. Overall, it's a very good mouse; I've been comfortable with it since the first day

For me, it is simply the most convenient; at least in my hand, it is the best I have had, and for its price, it is perhaps the best choice.
-From the negatives, I would like the RGB on the mouse logo; it only has it on the scroll wheel. Simply put, anyone who wants the extra lighting will have to get the V3 Pro, which costs twice as much

Very good although I would like it a bit bigger. It may not be as convenient and good as the Logitech g602 but at least the keys don't stick after 5 months for the first one and after a year for the second.

As I expected... Perfect for the money!
It sits well in the hand and has a smooth feel due to the high DPI compared to the also good but for a different job, Master MX 3 that I have.

The mouse is perfect. Very good response (I'm a casual gamer, mainly dota2), nice grip, comfortable for my large hand. The light on the scroll wheel is okay, it would be nice if it had one on the logo where the palm rests, but I don't really care that much. I use it only with the USB dongle at 2.4 GHz and I have no connectivity issues. The battery hasn't run out on me yet and I generally use it a lot. Also convenient is the storage of the dongle inside the mouse. Weight is satisfactory, maybe I would have liked a little more.