Razer Basilisk Ultimate HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch - 20K DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 11 Programmable Buttons - 100 Hr Battery - Classic Black

I have owned a few wireless mice over the years, most recently an older Razer Naga, with mixed results. The battery life on most “gaming” mice I’ve used before has been awful, and as I frequently forget to put mice back on their docks after 25 years of using wired mice, most of the time I’d return to the mouse only to find it dead, plug it back into the cable, and just leave it in wired mode 98% of the time. But so far, this mouse has never once died on me, even with the lighting left on, and even when I forget it. The sleep function works, and with its surprisingly good active battery life, it is never dropped below 30% power.The sensitivity is freakishly high, and I’m not really sure why anyone would need 20,000 DPI but it’s there if you have a use case for it. I like that it has the ability to adjust the tension on the scroll wheel and can range from extremely smooth scrolling to snapping steps depending on preference. Probably my favorite feature thus far is the optional “clutch” button on the side, which I remapped to F13 and use now as my Push-To-Talk key in discord. I have always liked having PTT as mouse 4 or 5, but it is nice to now have a “mouse 6” of sorts that is well positioned and not otherwise dedicated to something else like window navigation.Despite the fact I am giving this mouse a 5/5, it has not been 100% without issue. The wireless would drop out frequently at first, and the mouse would stop responding completely until it was plugged in, or the hub was unplugged and replugged, at which point it would stop working again within minutes or hours. Other users suggested this was possibly a problem with the USB port going into “sleep” mode, so I went and set every port I could find to never shut off, but to no avail. However, after trying a couple different USB ports, I found one that seemingly did not have this problem at all, and it has been fine ever since. As others have experienced this issue with this mouse, it’s worth keeping in mind that if you experience this problem, it might not actually be the mouse’s fault, even if it seems to be especially vulnerable to it.Overall, I am quite happy with this mouse. It’s on the expensive end to be sure, but it’s the first wireless “gaming mouse” I’ve used that actually functions as a wireless mouse for me.

I've been skeptical on buying a wireless mouse as my primary gaming mouse for years now. I finally broke down and decided to try this one, as a wireless mouse would be more ideal for my situation, and so far I'm glad I bought this.Connecting it with the Razer Synapse App was a breeze, and all of the lighting zones worked correctly from the start. The combinations of colors and effects you can have with the mouse (and the charging station) is really a great feature if you like having RGB lighting on your peripherals.The charging station, if you chose to buy that too, works really well. Placing the mouse onto the charger is quick and easy, and it looks nice next to the rest of the setup. Like I mentioned before, the charging station also has RGB options in the Synapse App, and can even let you know the mouses battery level with a light color while it's charging.The responsiveness, so far, has been great too. I haven't noticed a single drop in connection, or issue with the mouse lazer skipping at all. I've used the mouse on several surfaces (table, couch cushion, pillow, mousepad, carpet) and so far the lazer has been able to track the surface I'm using really well, if not perfectly. I'm actually impressed at how many places you're actually able to use this mouse on, without having to use a mousepad or something similar.Last but not least, the scroll wheel. The bottom of the mouse has small wheel you can spin up/down, that lets you adjust the sensitivity of the scroll wheel. You can have it click, with quite a bit of resistance. Or you can set it to be smooth, without any clicks at all. It's very satisfying, and depending on your situation (gaming, surfing the web) it can be very handy to switch between different settings on the fly, without any software needed)Out of the many Razer products I've owned throughout the years, this mouse is definitely one of my favorites.If you're looking for a solid wireless mouse, and like the multiple different RGB functions that Razer offers, look no further. So far I'm really impressed.