Amazon has
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Mouse (Black) for
$89.
Shipping is free.
Walmart has
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Mouse (Black) for
$89.
Shipping is free.
Newegg has
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Mouse (Black) for $99 - $10 when you apply promo code
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$89.
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Features:- Wireless, Bluetooth & USB-C Connection
- 30,000 dpi Optical Sensor
- 11 Programmable Buttons
- 1000 Hz Base Polling Rate
- Up to 150 Hours of Battery Life
- Onboard Memory
- 90 Million Click Lifecycle
- Razer Chroma RGB Lighting
- Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel
- Right-Handed Design
Community Reviews
The Basilisk V3 Pro is a feature rich wireless mouse with strong battery life, a comfortable feel, and no phantom click complaints in long term use. The scroll wheel and wireless connection are also praised in some experiences, and the mouse can be used plugged in if needed. The main drawbacks are Razer Synapse software quirks, reports of disconnects or scroll wheel problems, and a narrow USB C port that can make replacement cables hard to fit. The charging dock is not included, and the price looks high versus past Amazon pricing and direct Razer offers, making it a solid but pricey option if you want the Basilisk shape.
people who want a wireless mouse that can run for a few days on a full charge and have no phantom-click issues because one long-term user says it lasts a few days and has had no phantom clicks after using it for over a year.
buyers who are okay managing Razer Synapse quirks and want to avoid Logitech-style double-click complaints because a commenter says this mouse doesn't have the double-click issue they associate with the Logitech mouse.
Amazon shoppers who plan to use the included charging setup and don't mind the charging limitations because one user says the only real drawback is that if you lose the included USB-C cable, charging is limited to the stand, and the USB-C port is narrow so many cables won't fit.
buyers who rely on stable wireless performance because multiple commenters report serious disconnect/reconnect problems (including having to keep it plugged in and using it as a wired mouse) and even advise avoiding it.
people who expect a charging dock at this price because commenters say the dock is not included and Razer charges about $80 for it.
buyers who are sensitive to scroll-wheel reliability because commenters report a failing scroll wheel issue on this model (and contrast it with Logitech).
people who want to keep using Razer software long-term because commenters describe Synapse as questionable/buggy and say it can cause other issues (like keyboard key-sticking and heavy processes).
people paying close to $89 who want a meaningful discount because a commenter says it's "not worth $89" and that they bought it for $22, plus they warn Razer doesn't honor warranty for Amazon purchases.
buyers who want a simple, hassle-free warranty experience because one commenter says Razer makes replacements harder and "jump through hoops," even though they claim Amazon purchases are honored.
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Big FYI, Razer does NOT honor their warranty if you purchase through Amazon. YES, even if it was sold and shipped by Amazon, they will NOT honor their warranty.
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Typically you don't buy Razer because it's a good value, though.
Do you like your keyboard getting stuck pressing keys until you force close the Razer software which is running 13 different processes that keep trying to re-run each other as you kill them? If so, Razer Synapse is for you!!
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