Razer Basilisk V2 - FPS Gaming Mouse (Gaming Mouse with New 20,000 DPI Focus + Optical Sensor, 5G, Removable Dpi Switch and Customizable Scroll Wheel, RGB Chroma and USB) Black

Really good design all round after using for over a year now. I thought the ergonomic design would be annoying but it's actually an amazing feature that makes holding a mouse feel more natural and comfortable. Size is also great considering I was worried it'd be too small for my hands but it fits really well. The wire also feels really good which is something I didn't expect to notice but it has a nice feel too it and doesn't feel cheap. Comes with a range of extra DPI options which are great if you need to change depending on the games you play as well as multiple extra buttons (although the side buttons feel like the most used ones as binding controls to moving the scroll wheel left and right does feel really awkward especially if you were playing a high intensity game like an FPS. The ones beneath the scroll wheel are already bound to DPI settings but you can change that if need be). RGB lighting is also nice & smooth and I've had no issues with it except when playing 1 game in particular (which I believe is the games fault anyway and not the mouses). Solid all-round mouse and would definitely recommend if you wanted to spend the money to get a decent mouse without spending too much, it's well worth the price.

I bought this mouse as a replacement for a cheaper one as I am beginning to get into gaming. And I am so glad that I did! From the moment I got it out of the box, I realised that this was no ordinary mouse. The build quality is great. It is not too heavy but it is well balanced and feels like it will last some time rather than other mice that feel flimsy. The cable on the mouse is different to any others I have had. It has like a cloth cover that helps to stop it grabbing and it slides across the desk surface well. It has adjustable resistance wheel that allows you to customise it to your own preference. The response from the buttons is really quick as it uses an optical sensor rather than mechanical. And you can change the speed of the mouse (DPI) via buttons on the mouse on the fly rather than having to go into Windows settings each time. You can download Razers accompanying software which lets you customise the mouse including RGB settings further. I have not looked into this too much yet but it seems there is a lot you can do. It also has 11 customisable buttons as well. It can seem a little expensive when not on offer but be assured that it is a great piece of kit and worth spending that little extra in my opinion.

I think this is brilliant. The ability to customise resistance on the mouse wheel, the mouse sensitivity, changing profiles etc make this a truly excellent ergonomic mouse. Not "one size fits all", at all. It is comfortable in the hand (even for my massive meat clubs), lightweight but not cheap feeling and looks great. So far I have played COD with this and while I don't think it has made me an apex predator in game, it's certainl making the experience more enjoyable through comfort, ease of use and sensitivity to even small moves when you're sat down a long passageway camping noobs with a sniper. 9/10 purely because there's a whole bunch of software to download which I feel could have been compacted into one program (but it's not often I fiddle with the settings) and the mouse wheel isn't as smooth as I'd like, it makes a fairly loud clicking sound (even for a gaming mouse)

Finally moving on from an MX518 and not had a good experience with Logitech in recent years. One thing I *really* disliked was on plugging the mouse in for the first time, it triggered the install for the Razer Software, going to a web page. This is a MOUSE, not a bootable USB live disk. This 'functionality' has been recently determined as an exploit vector to give elevated privileges to a computer an actor has physical access to. There is just ZERO need for this behaviour. Now that's out of the way, the mouse itself is ergonomic, with well angled left & right buttons as well as thumb rest for your side buttons. Side scrolling mouse wheel buttons oddly dosn't side scroll by default - they are set as a weird really slow auto up/down scroll. You'll need to use the Razer software to program the side mouse wheel actions to left/right (especially useful for media eg YouTube). In the physical sense, it's a very nice unit and I'm going to score it highly as a result. It's only real faults are software based will knocks a star off for annoyance. Those two above points that are quite avoidable & the usual gripe with how obnoxiously slow, large and clunky the software suite is to drive these functions. It's no better/worse than Logitech's though and is endemic to the 'gamer' scene for many years now. It'd be nice if these companies eased up on the journeyman gamer marketing, pushing for 0.000000001ms improved response time (PS: it won't help you, you still suck like the rest of us ;)) and invested in optimising their software. As an aside, Amazon just asked me to rate the Battery life on a wired mouse.

I purchased this mouse (Basilisk V2) after a very short lived experience with a Logitech G502 which failed within a few months. So far, so good. The mouse is slick and responsive, the buttons feel good, the software to control the lighting and effects works well and hasn't caused me any grief yet, and it is nice having both a razer mouse and keyboard as the lighting effects can sort of pass from one to the other. As far as mice go, this is the nicest one I have ever used and is by far the easiest to control, I noticed immediately that I was easily making quick movements and clicks that perhaps normally I would have missed slightly. However, the RRP of the mouse is also about 50% more than any other mouse I've ever used so it's perhaps not a fair comparison. So far it still works fully after two months, if it can make it one more it will have outlasted my old Logitech! I recommend this mouse.

Premessa. L’ho voluto definire multiruolo perchè dato l’ottimo sensore e un valore spropositato di DPI (pienamente personalizzabili tramite il software di Razer) direi che puoi farci veramente di tutto, adattandolo ad ogni gioco e stile di gioco. Andiamo per gradi: Vengo da un Razer Deathadder, come si vede dalla foto (mi scuso per la scarsa luminosità, a destra il Basilisk). Quindi niente cavolate tipo eH mA qUalE dEi dUe è MegLio.. È meglio questo a parer mio. E sto per spiegarvi il perchè. Innanzitutto la comodità è indubbia. Io ho le mani abbastanza grandi e dopo un po’ di abitudine lo sto usando alla perfezione. Certamente il Deathadder è più grande, quindi se venite da un mouse simile un paio di giorni di rodaggio dovreste metterli in conto. Ma al termine si aprono le porte dell’eden: UN CASINO di opzioni personalizzabili, tastini che possono essere usati come macro sparsi ovunque, led RGB, DPI elevatissimi e regolabili a piacimento con la possibilità di cambiare velocemente il valore durante il gioco, la rotellina con l’intensità di rotazione regolabile. Tutto fa pensare ad un prodotto di alta qualità che sicuramente saprà accontentare chi cerca un approccio competitivo, senza ovviamente però deludere chi magari vuole usarlo per qualsiasi tipologia di lavoro. Il sensore del mouse è preciso al millimetro e più alziamo i DPI più sarà sensibile. Sui ventimila se il mouse è fermo e ci soffio sopra vedrò il cursore muoversi. In ausilio viene anche il software di Razer che permette un elevato grado di personalizzazione, sia per quanto riguarda i led, sia per ciò che concerne ogni singolo tasto presente. La funzionalità Hypershift permette di avere più profili salvati allo stesso momento e di switchare rapidamente tra di loro con la pressione di un solo tasto, di conseguenza duplicando le opzioni possibili. Il topo è molto leggero, si muove con rapidità (a patto di tenere sempre puliti i gommini sottostanti) i materiali sono plastici ad alta resistenza (plastica, ma non una brutta plastica) ed esteticamente fa la sua sporca figura. Unico difettino non degno di nota è che a differenza di suo fratello Wireless ha meno led sulla superficie, ma alla fine questo non interessa a tutti e soprattutto non influisce sulle prestazioni. Nella scatola sono inclusi il mouse, i soliti documenti Razer e una bella serie di adesivi. Occhio al piccolo grilletto laterale che va attaccato sul lato sinistro del mouse, arriva scollegato ed è molto piccolo, facile perderlo se non si sta attenti. Un gran bell’acquisto, più che soddisfatto. — AGGIORNAMENTO OTTOBRE 2022 — A poco meno di due anni di vita operativa direi intensa, la rotella centrale mi ha abbandonato. Non è la prima volta che capita con un prodotto Razer. Quasi due anni di pieno utilizzo mi sembrano un buon risultato, per cui non cambierò valutazione, tuttavia mi sembrava giusto riportare quanto successo.

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Mouse is really comfortable and the lighting is cool, box got squished during delivery though

Pas grand chose à dire sur cette souris, qui fait bien ce qu'on lui demande: précise, assez légère, les boutons sont accessibles ... Comme beaucoup de souris du genre, on peut en régler le polling rate (temps de réponse, jusque 1 ms), elle contient des profils embarqués, les boutons offrent un ressenti correct. L'excroissance permettant de poser le pouce est pratique. Et le logiciel associé (Razor Cortex) permet quelques personnalisations toujours utiles (gérer les profils) et sympas (effets lumineux sur la molette et le logo de paume). La molette n'est pas la meilleure du monde, et peut avoir un comportement erratique en s'encrassant (ex: vous voulez défiler vers le haut, mais elle commence à défiler vers le bas avant de remonter). Un petit coup de spray nettoyant pour écran ou vitres (alcool), sur la molette, souris débranchée, en la faisant tourner, puis laisser sécher, et c'est reparti pour un tour! Bref, une bonne souris, bien meilleure que des souris premier prix même pour la bureautique, et compétitive en jeu (même si ne dispose pas de 50 boutons :) ). Et la fiabilité semble plus au rendez-vous que de précédents périphériques de la marque que j'ai pu avoir. Je recommande, si le prix est correct :)

Muy cómodo, tanto en tamaño como en ergonomía, el dedo gordo apoya sobre una rebaba y eso hace que no arrastres tu dedo sobre la superficie. Funciona en cualquier superficie, sobre un folio, la mesa, una tela, el sofá... tiene opcion de configuración de todos los botones así como los colores de las luces y posibilidad de añadirle macros a los botones o teclado, para que haga mas de una acción al presionar. Los 2 botones que estan justo detras de la rueda central hacen muy comodo aumentar o reducir los dpi de forma super rapida. Tiene memoria interna así podemos guardar configuraciones y una rueda para endurecer mas o menos el giro de la rueda del ratón. El cable de nilon hace que parezca que es un ratón inhalambrico ya que en ningún momento notas tension ni freno a la hora de mover el ratón. El precio no es barato, pero para lo que ofrece esta muy pero que muy bien.