Even tho I'ma prolly get this just cause, they confirmed 2 more versions are coming. A "Pro" model variant probably like the Viper V2 Pro and DAV3, and a more mid range model in probably the 80ish range.

@@Shyvorix hopefully they dont cut out too many features from the cheapest wireless model

@@ItsTealv Of course they will cut out a lot of features. Use your head, Razer is a business, not a charity.

@@ItsTealv A few maybe but probably just 1k hz only, 3370 sensor, etc.

@AkatsukiSasuke923 Yea from a community and outside perspective it's fucked but from a business standpoint it's perfect.

ahh 280 dollars sounds like a deal

289 after tax. There, Fixed it for you.

I think it should be $299.99. I mean, why not?

@@Hakka2424 depending on your state it's probably close to 300 after tax

All good - its 319.99€ here in EU lol

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Couldn't agree more

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The beard alone needs that many subs, the content is just a bonus.

@@chieftain9 Strong agree! haha

Thanks man! I don't mind it so much as my hand doesn't really make contact with the shell, but it could definitely be a comfort issue for some.

ppl keep buying so they will continue to do it. just look at nvidia, they saw ppl paying ridiculous amount for gpus so they price them high now .

Razer announced that there will only be around 1700 units for every batches, quite limited actually. If this is too much, just wait for the plastic version to come out a few months later

@@z4k1_zaki65 1700 is not "quite limited" for a single batch lol

@@vertuh9165 There are hundreds of countries, if you divide it equally then each country would only get around 20-50 units. Look at this way, Razer sells about 15 million units of the deathadder every year, this is only 1700 per batch. The main reason why the price is high is because the magnesium manufacturing is really tough and complex, which bumps up the QC process. This is also the first time a major company is doing magnesium mouses. If they can successfully master it, they can produce more and lower the overall price.

Thats how people are. So many people complain about Finalmouse quality control, yet they still sell out in less than five minutes. On top of that, people pay scalper prices for the mouse too.

Damn that's a big compliment. TYSM

Logitech do anything innovative? lmao

@@placeholder3863 well seeing as the majority of companies took 2 years to catch up...yeah...Logitech

@Place Holder sadly not in recent memories (the only thing they made recently is the LGBTUVXYZ+++ mouse (G705), a refresh of their popular casual gaming mice (G502X), and more GPX colorway) But still let's not forget they pioneer the first flawless gaming mice sensor with their collab with pixart resulting in their PMW3366 (PMW3366 considered by many people including me as the first "flawless" gaming mice sensor, even Zowie still uses its public variant (3360) on their wired C series), the first gaming-grade wireless tech (first seen on G900), and the first lightweight wireless gaming mice which is viable even at the highest level of competitive circuit (GPW) combining their wireless tech, very efficient Hero sensor (so it can use smaller and lighter battery. Even 4 years later, Hero sensor still considered as most efficient gaming mice sensor. Its performance is now beaten by the likes of Razer's 3399 and 3950 tho), and great overall design (at that point in time)

To be honest I’d prefer logitech not follow trends to compete because if they ever decide it’s time to release a lightweight updated G703 that ended up having holes like this viper mini I would just stop buying Logitech. I know my value as a single customer means virtually nothing, but I’d prefer a long lasting quality mouse over something that lets sweat, dust, and every thing else fall in. Vaxee is doing it right imo and even stated they’re not able to go lower weight without breaking their standards of quality. I’m fine with a magnesium shell as long as they can keep the structure solid. The DAv3 shell flexes and the design is pretty awful with how it allows for that bend without supports. I’d be completely fine if all they did is make the G703 basically a GPX Superlight with a different shape. Biggest changes I really would feel safe with encouraging Logitech to mess with is switches and if they’re able to tune these new sensors like they did with 3370. I use other mice for comfort, but tryharding is GPX Superlight every time no question. It’s peak “endgame” for me when it comes to playing an fps. MMO is a Naga Pro, daily comfort for my bigger hands is a Kone Pro Air

@@AleksPlaysMc Just so ya know, sweat and dust are a non-issue with mice as long as you just simply got a can (or blower) of compressed air and a light brush. It won't actually do damage to the mouse unless you have hyperhidrosis (but you should just never use anything holed and have a protected keyboard at that point). Though it's odd, I don't mind this style of holes mice but hate the normal holed mice but prolly cause I've seen millions of them by now.

Any idea when the normal version would be dropping ?

Yeah, about that...

Thanks so much, man. Appreciate you.

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it

Good content Btw i just checked ur channel 😄

Id rather pay that much for Pwnage Stormbreaker series. 49g vs 53g is not much a big difference on my end.

I kinda agree that it's outrageous, but honestly, I wouldn't mind cus you're garunteed the QC will be perfect. Unlike FM where I feel like they cut corners to get the price low, enough.

@@aketchy4270 I can see that ab qc but with the finalmouse it's cheaper, not by alot but still. It's also lighter and has better battery life. I was hoping to get rid of my finalmouse, if I can sell it at the price of this mouse I may. But still an insane price.

Razer went all final mouse x.x.... and they are milking it. I bet they have a normal hard shell at a few grams extra weight 55g or so and it will be on best buy for the normal 149.99 price like the V2 pro.

Just dropped a short on that today

@@badseedtech ah nice, just saw that. Interesting to hear they had QC issues even on a 280USD mouse 😬😬

Still using the g903. Absolutely love it!

Yep it should have been launched along with the more sane version. I would expect a 54 or 55gram full shell version to be 149.99 similar to what best buy sells the V2 pro. 279.99 before tax is a hard pass for me specifically for a mouse that looks less comfortable with those huge holes.

@@Demon09-_- they count on gullible people -> impatient customers and people who dont know better (that a comparable cheaper version will release late), it's classic Razer marketing, akin to highend sneaker releases and such...

cuz it’ll give the impression that the $150 version coming later feel like a better deal than it otherwise would have been without this mouse as a reference point

Same I will wait for the solid shell that weighs a few more grams and cost less.

@@Demon09-_- yeah, saving 5-7 grams for this monstrosity (sorry, i dont think its pretty at all) with THAT price compared to the solid shell version...some are gonna bite though

I would like to agree with you, the weight, shape, clicks, movement, everything was amazing, however for some reason that mouse hurt my hand I had to stop using it. (I'm a fingertip user)

I love the ergonomics and buttons on the basilisk, but the size and wieght are a no for me, it's great on mmos or any game I need the extra buttons, but fps, I'd rather have a lighter mouse. But if in the future there is a 50 - 70g wireless mini version of it, that I can use for fps too, you bet your ass that would be my perfect mouse.

That is the Asus ROG Azoth with a 60% rest from Wooting

Thanks! Currently rotating between the Wooting 60HE and the Asus ROG Azoth - both S-Tier for different reasons.

Thanks man! Glad you liked the video.

We have very similar hand sizes so...its not gonna pull me away from my MZ1 - and that's based purely on shape. I can even get away with the fact that its a bit narrower than I'd like, but its the lack of rear hump that kills me. My knuckle line on my palm rests right on the rear of the MZ1 w the standard hump and I get a really locked in grip every time and forget about the mouse. I'd have to learn to adjust to this mouse and I'm just not sure if I'm willing to. I will keep it on the desk to see.

@@badseedtech Appreciate you taking the time to give a rando that many details. Another reason you’re the goat. I’m sticking with the v2 pro and will see what they do next. Much appreciated brother!

If fingertipping the v2pro is your jam then you would be compromising for sure in terms of grip/size. Im the same as you. Hoping they do the viper pro v2 signature edition cos im not about to begin forcing a phantom claw😖

I have the same hand size and i use starlight 12 s for fingertip which is even smaller, so i dont think size is a huge issue, U will eventually adjust after a period. But i find the sides on the viper mini flair out too much so they cramp my ring and index in relaxed fingertip, forcing me to curl my fingers a lot. I would personally wait for the finalmouse ULX in spring which is cheaper, also 4k, lighter and comes in 3 sizes, and has more comfortable sides for relaxed ftip imo.

Bro u just ordered my dream mouse im jelous😂 bet u enjoy af😂😅cheers

@@headlock9746 3 months later - it IS still an amazing Mouse, but Like evry product a few Up and Downs as well.

Lol yup, that’s the joke

@@badseedtech I knew you were messing with us. Bought mice and keyboards based on your recommendations. Love your videos. Keep it up.

I think Infinity Mouse has sapphire dots

its not even good for that purpose bc the side buttons are apparently crap. its more of a rich guy clout mouse. for all practical purposes the less priced superlight and viper v2 pro and finalmouse etc are already top of the line

Yep they went all final mouse on this and added the razer tax on top lol.

Pulsar X2 > Superlight for me. Better shape for me by miles.