Optical switches ; Onboard memory ; Customizable scroll resistance

Asymmetrical ; Grips hard to clean

Excellent tracking ; Ergonomic design ; Plenty of customization options

$80 for a wired mouse is hard to swallow

Razer brought the Basilisk into 2020 in the best possible way, thanks to a bevy of new features packed into an ergonomic design at a reasonable price considering what you get.

Those who aren't married to FPS controls might be just as well served by the Razer DeathAdder V2, which costs $10 less. But $10 over the course of a gaming mouse's life span isn't that much, so whichever one feels more comfortable is probably the right...

ErgonomischWiderstand des Mausrads lässt sich anpassenProfiltaste an der Unterseite

Nicht für Linkshänder geeignetMausrad steht recht weit nach oben

Ergonomische Mäuse sind leider meist nur für Rechtshänder geeignet. Die Basilisk V2 liegt toll in der Hand!

It has has optical switches, which are unusual at this price point.

Weird default configuration. As in clicking the wheel is noot set to action wheel clicking.

Had Razer mice for years, this is the best to date. The adjustable mouse wheel and the thumb rest are excellent features.

Concerned on quality, all my razer mice have broken at some point. This feels the same. Razer are a nightmare to deal with when items are broken.

The price!

This was a present for my son and I was able to get this at a very good price.

It's a shame you don't sell other items that go with this mouse.

Good all round performance, Razor quality is excellent.

Nothing.

multiple buttons(11 or 12 in total), high level of flexability in changing psi from 800 to 20000.

20000 psi is too much for me personally but could be useful in the future