To be fair, that was in part due to using the higher 4,000Hz polling rate, but even after going back to 1,000Hz, I found the Basilisk V3 Pro didn’t last that long. Razer claims up to 90 hours when using the HyperSpeed wireless dongle, but I found the mouse on the charger every few days. It’s heavier than the DeathAdder (112g to 64g, respectively), and in my experience, the battery life isn’t as good. Still, the Basilisk V3 Pro isn’t perfect. Wireless charging is sick until you need to use the mouse while charging Regardless, the Basilisk V3 Pro worked great for both. I gamed with it too, of course, but these days the majority of my time at my computer is spent working. Even better, if you get Razer’s Mouse Dock Pro (more on this below), the RGB lights on the dock and mouse can sync up, and when charging, they show the battery level too.Īlthough the Basilisk V3 Pro is a gaming mouse, I primarily used it while working during the testing period.
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