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Wireless & wired gaming mouse by Razer with 11 programmable buttons and an optical sensor with a maximum resolution of 20,000 DPI. It features 4 RGB Razer Chroma lighting zones and in wireless mode, it lasts up to 100 continuous hours.
Faster than any other wireless technology available by 25%. You won't even realize you're playing with a wireless mouse due to the high transmission speed, lower click latency, and seamless frequency switching in the noisiest environments.
Each lighting zone on this wireless mouse can be individually programmed in the Chroma Studio, making it a unique addition to the battlestation.
The Razer Basilisk Ultimate comes with a button on its underside that allows you to modify the resistance of the scroll wheel to be as smooth or as simple as you want. With this level of customization, you will be able to perform movements, weapon selections, and other actions you want to execute in games with greater precision.
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I have it for about 1.5 years and from the first time it has been driving me crazy. I went to a forum and everyone talks about cheap materials. Stay away, especially if you use the wheel a lot.
Coming from the G502 wired, I can say that it is pretty much the same shape, maybe not as comfortable, but 90% it will suit you if you had the G502 before, much lighter, very smooth of course the synapse is still terrible. It is very fake in grip, no comparison to my previous one that I have for 5 years and it is still a beast, I wanted wireless and because the wireless of my previous one is still very expensive I went for this one. Satisfactory for the 120€ I paid.
After a year of use, I can say that it is the worst mouse I have ever bought until now.
The problem is not the comfort, as it sits nicely in the hand. Nor are the buttons, which work just fine.
The real problem is the battery, which doesn't last more than 5 hours. The mouse needs to be charged at least twice a day, so as a wireless mouse, it is not convenient at all.
Not only does it constantly need to be charged, but you can't even do that. The dock that comes with the mouse doesn't always work, so many times you have to move it around until it starts charging.
Also, the mouse refuses to work if you leave it idle for some time, so every time I return to the computer, I have to move it for a minute until it connects or turn it off and on again.
Personally, I would stay away from this product.
I had it for almost 9 months, I bought it with the base so that I wouldn't have interference issues.
Nice lightweight and ergonomic mouse, its program for some reason only works on the base and does not display it on the mouse, which is supposed to correspond to the battery of the mouse. The wireless signal worked perfectly, I never had any issues as if I had it with a cable, it was completely free.
As mentioned before, you have to lower the brightness level because the battery won't last as long as it claims with 100%.
At first, it was very good, but as time passed (around two months), it would charge on the base one time and not the next. After 4 months, I chose to turn it off to make sure it charges when I leave it on the base.
At 5 months, the scroll wheel started having issues. Sometimes, when scrolling up or down, it would do the opposite. We all know what happens in games with this.
At 6 months, the battery started to drain at a faster rate.
At 7 months, the middle click on the scroll wheel stopped working.
I see generally positive comments, so I probably got a faulty one.
I sent it for warranty.
When I use it and press the middle button on the bar, it feels like I'm dragging it downwards even though I'm pressing it. It's not good for its money, it shouldn't have such problems
It's worth its money. Incredibly convenient and beautiful. For wireless, it has very good response and it also connects wired.
Stay away from razer products, razer synapse is incredibly bad.
The dock doesn't work. Due to software, not that it has any problem.
Many times my headphones (Nari Ultimate) don't even charge, I have to unplug - plug the USB, restart the synapse, etc.
The first time, it didn't bother me, the second time it didn't bother me. But when I plug them in the morning to charge and come back from work without a mouse and headphones.. I simply go to another company
I bought them to replace an old razor I had, very comfortable in hand the first day, it made me a little worried about the USB port issues, but everything is fine. I highly recommend it!
The mouse is okay and its strongest points are that it is wireless and has a scroll wheel. I give it 4 stars because I didn't like its weight, as I am used to a weight of 60-74 grams and this feels like a brick and I find it difficult to get used to.
Edit 2/12/21
Guys, I have seen incredible results with this mouse. I have gotten used to the weight, shape, and I have truly made incredible plays, mainly in Valorant. Somehow, maybe because of the weight, I have a much more stable and better aim. Light mice are definitely comfortable and suit me, but with this one, I make incredible plays as if I have an aimbot or something. It outperforms the g pro x superlight, DA V2, and viper ultimate and leaves them in the dust. For me, don't even think about it. I give it 5 stars
Team Razer as always. I left the Razer Basilisk the simple/wired one and upgraded here. You clearly climb the league, many settings, many options, of course Synapse. at €100 it is worth investing clearly at this moment
Flawless mouse, I got it as soon as the price dropped to €95 and it arrived today. I highly recommend it if someone has that much money.
It is advisable to reduce the RGB lighting to around 10% to 30%, otherwise the battery won't last for the claimed 100 hours, although the mouse charges very quickly.
It was purchased 3 days ago and today its price dropped by 40€ (basically buying it is stealing)..
Positive
*Perfect grip for my hand (I have a large hand)
*Very high-quality construction material
*Very nice discreet base
*Perfect colors and they also synchronize with the razer keyboard
*You can do infinite things with Synapse and add many macros
*Incredible that you can easily change DPI and it also has a switch that allows you to instantly increase or decrease DPI
*Perfect battery life, I haven't even charged it yet
*Fast performance in wireless, there is really no difference with wired
Negative
*Price, it's not for everyone and especially with what happened with the 130€ I got disappointed in my life, but generally if you find it now for 95€, buy it yesterday!
I will come back in a year or two to tell you if I find something.
My previous mouse was the Razer Ouroboros for at least 8 years and I thought it would be very difficult to find something similar.
The Basilisk Ultimate pleasantly surprised me, one of its main advantages is that it is VERY lightweight. You don't even feel like you're holding anything, you just move your hand. It also fits very nicely in the hand.
Personally, I use it wired, but I chose it because sometimes I want to have it from a distance. And in both modes, it has an immediate response.
The only slightly negative aspect for someone very demanding is that its clicks are not very quiet. Personally, it doesn't bother me at all, especially for a gamer with a mechanical keyboard that makes much more noise, I don't think it will bother them.
It is the best value for every euro and minute. I recommend you to buy it, both for young and old. It offers great comfort and everything is good, nothing negative in my opinion
First time using a wireless mouse and I can say it was worth every euro.
Coming from the razer naga, because I used to play a lot of mmorpg and the extra side buttons were useful, I had some doubts but as soon as I held it in my hands it fit so naturally and nicely that it gave me the impression that I had been using it for years.
The battery lasts a long time, with 30% brightness (which looks great at 30%, even during the day). It can withstand 5 hours of continuous gaming with only a 15-20% drop.
It's a bit pricey, but if you can afford it, you will definitely not be disappointed.
Owner of razer mice deathadder elite, deathadder v2, viper, basilisk hyperspeed (mpataria) I can say that the Ultimate is indeed the best. The left and right clicks sound and respond perfectly compared to the faulty deathadder v2. The sensor of the basilisk ultimate is the focus plus, which you can see the difference from 5g. The battery charges perfectly with both the dock and the cable that you connect wired. Overall, it is flawless in everything. The only thing you will notice if you are a perfectionist like me is that the razer logo on the back right is not well attached to the right side where it was removed to insert the battery in the razer basilisk hyperspeed. But it doesn't bother or make any noise. You have to go with a magnifying glass to see that it moves. Everything is perfect. I forgot to mention the battery usage. The good thing is that with this mouse, you can play just as comfortably with a wired cable because it is flexible and you don't notice huge differences compared to wireless. I say this in case you play wireless, run out of battery, and "dislike the wired". Charging with the cable is quite fast, the battery life depends on the usage and the brightness of the rpg you have. I have it at 33% brightness and the mouse's sleep mode set to turn off in 2 minutes. You can do all of this in Razer Synapse. Charging with the dock is also fast. With all of this and continuous gaming, the battery lasts me 1 and a half days with 2!
I have changed several mice in recent years, both expensive and cheaper ones. Some of them are sharkoon, motospeed v30, glorious model d, logitech g502, razer basilisk hyperspeed x, razer basilisk v2, and now I have switched to this beast!
In short, I would say it resembles a g502, but it has even more space for the hand (both for the fingers and the palm), making it harder to misclick (something that happened to me quite often with the g502).
The RGB is excellent with settings from the application on the computer.
I wanted a wireless mouse but didn't want to have a dangling cable to charge it whenever needed (I generally hate cables). The dock solves the problem.
I always keep it on the edge of the desk, and whenever I get up from the PC, I leave it there to charge. It fully charges in 4-5 hours, if I'm not mistaken. Since I literally "burn" it, using it for browsing and gaming from 9 in the morning until 12 at night with the RGB at 100% brightness and with some breaks in between, it reaches around 10%. I don't think it needs anything more, I leave it on the dock at night and it's ready in the morning.
Obviously, if you lower the brightness or even turn off the RGB completely, you may gain even more days of usage, but the truth is that you pay for it and the RGB should be there.
All the buttons are fully programmable, the scroll wheel has a setting for how "heavy" or "light" it should be, and it feels great in the hand. It's not as light as the viper, obviously, but personally, I don't like mice that are too light.
This mouse has a medium weight that doesn't bother but you can feel that you're holding it and it fills your palm, so it's not small.
I highly recommend it, as a user for 1.5 months, I haven't noticed the slightest negative thing!
I will go through the positives and negatives immediately:
POSITIVES:
- Very nice design
- Lightning-fast response
- Comfortable in the hand
- You can adjust the resistance of the scroll wheel (from pushing it and making it turn on its own until it feels like it will break)
- Durable (I haven't even bought it yet and it has already fallen once).. I didn't see any marks.
- It is beautiful
- Plenty of programmable buttons (especially through synapse 3.0, you can set, for example, when you turn the scroll wheel to the right, the K key is pressed, and in a game like CS:GO, you can set the K key to be the grenade... or you can set it so that when you press a button, it "types" continuously... for example, you press it once and it essentially "types" 3 letters... It helps in some games... for example: A Way Out
NEGATIVES:
- Price... obviously you get what you pay for, but with 15-20 euros less it would have been much better, as 152+ shipping for a mouse is a bit painful... There are other options, but I believe that for this price, you don't just get a mouse to move it around...
- I would have liked a slightly larger battery as the RGB and high brightness level drains the battery quite quickly.
Overall, it is a mouse that is aimed at gamers or professionals who want to have a comfortable hand throughout the day. If you just want a mouse to do your work, obviously you don't need to look at it as you can find something good for 30 euros without going for the 5 euro mice.
I will mention measurements that I have recorded for the battery and charging:
First of all, I use the effect: wave, which constantly changes colors and MIGHT consume more battery than if it was steady. I just mention it, although I don't think there are significant differences.
Let's move on to the numbers:
With the brightness level at 50%:
- Consumption during regular use (scrolling/photoshop) is around: 4.8% / hour
- Consumption during gaming (CS:GO, continuous use without leaving the mouse) is around: 7.1% / hour
With the brightness level at 20%:
- Consumption during regular use (scrolling/photoshop) is around: 2.1% / hour
- Consumption during gaming (CS:GO, continuous use without leaving the mouse) is around: 3.1% / hour
I didn't measure at 100% because I don't think anyone would have it at 100% as it might not even last a day of use.
Now let's talk about charging:
Charging, either on the dock station or with a cable, takes 3 hours and 3 minutes for a full charge (0-100).. Of course, I didn't let the mouse go to 0%, but using the three-method, I calculated the charging time. I did one charge (10% to 100%) and one charge (23% to 100%). Using the three-method for both charges, the result was that a full charge takes 3 hours and 3 minutes.
I would also like to mention that there are two very important options within the program:
1) You can set after how many minutes of inactivity the lights on the mouse will turn off, from 1-15 minutes (it is available as an option).
2) You can set when the mouse goes into sleep mode (from 1 to 15 minutes).. We cannot disable this option. If you exceed this time and move the mouse, then the mouse has a slight lag, but very little.. This time can be 0.5 to 1.5 seconds.
PS: With the appropriate settings, such as setting the lights to turn off in the first few minutes (1st or 2nd minute) and putting the mouse into sleep mode again in the first few minutes (3rd or 4th minute), you definitely save a lot of battery if you simply do scrolling or watch videos or movies... Maybe then the battery will last you several days without charging.
Overall, I would say it is worth it for what it offers. However, if it goes down by 20 euros, it would be even better because it would be able to compete almost equally with the g pro wireless, which is 40 euros cheaper.
For someone who has demands and wants convenient grip and quality, this is the choice.
Connectable with Razer Chroma, adjustable resistance, wired and wireless without any interruption or slow response.
At first, it may seem strange in the hand to someone who is not used to such a mouse, but once you get used to it, you won't go back to anything else.
Full charge with several hours of continuous gaming in operation.
Of course, there is no doubt about the quality level.
5 stars so far, very beautiful mouse you feel that it is high quality in grip. The battery with the LEDs at full doesn't last the whole day, I have it at 20% and I can say it's fine. I preferred it over the wireless g502 from Logitech that I had before I got the basilisk because to charge it I don't have to pull a cable, I just plug it into the Dock which is also very nice.
Well, I have had the mouse for 4 weeks and I can say that it is worth its money. With full lighting, it lasts me a whole day with continuous use. It has been very comfortable in my hand (although this depends on each person's hand). I encountered some issues with the charging dock (sometimes it charges very slowly and other times not at all), but I won't dwell on that because it may have been a defective product. I contacted zegetron and now everything is fine. Overall, I would say that it is a specific gaming mouse and it is worth every euro you spend on it. Before purchasing, make sure that your store also provides the charging dock, as some only include the mouse and cable. With the Razer program (Synapse), the dock shows you the battery percentage, so I would recommend getting it.
One of the best mice I have ever held in my hands. It is reliable, but definitely not cheap in terms of money.
Wonderful mouse. Immediate response. Great battery life. After 2 consecutive days and around 6-8 hours of gaming, it still shows 84%. Honestly, very satisfied.
Now and 2 weeks I have the mouse purchased from web supplies. It is the best upgrade from the basilisk chroma fps feeling very good in fps games you understand the difference very much. It is a very fast mouse. Generally, it is like the viper, just has the Thumb rest which because the first mouse was the basilisk, I got used to it and I don't feel comfortable with another mouse. The battery generally lasts for days.
The Razer Basilisk Ultimate does not have crazy differences from the Razer Viper Ultimate. Both have the new sensor for Razer's DPI, reaching up to 20,000 DPI, but they also have the hyperspeed function due to the sensor, which makes these mice 25% faster than any other wireless mouse on the market. They also feature the new purple switches used by Razer in their Huntsman keyboards and Huntsman Elite, and even faster double-clicking. The differences are few but significant. The shape of the Basilisk Ultimate resembles that of its smaller brother, the Basilisk, with some differences for added beauty. It has 3 buttons on the sides, one of which has interchangeable options for your convenience. It has 11 programmable buttons and the most beautiful RGB lines crossing the mouse, giving it a fantastic appearance. With 14 different lighting effects programmable through Razer Synapse
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