@Princeton Warren wtf 😳

@@goo3970 Spam and scam.

Facts

Hi Vulcan Hephaestus! Thank you very much for your kind words and support! ^^

i have never got this comment on my channel i guess my 100 videos are shit

That’s why I subbed

@@GamersClinic the depth of the video is top notch

Hi @@davidchavez4464! Thank you too for your supportive feedback ^^

Just got it today its amazing

do you have any problem with the scroll wheel?

Hi shooterboss! Thank you for sharing ^^ Cleaning the pins and the charging points under the mouse does help fix this problem ^^

i was having problems with the pins on the naga trinity so thats why im switching to the basilisk it was really annoying when in a middle of a game lol

Hi Jacob Priebe! Yes, you have a very good point here. The Viper does seem to be more fingerprint/oil resistant compared to the Basilisk. However, judging from my previous Razer mouse, no matter how much we wipe it, the finger tip area on the mouse button will eventually become shiny over time lol >

They now offer grips you can add to your mouse to help with grip which I love.

Hi Amerikkka! You are welcome, and I'm glad the video could be helpful for you. Though I would like to point out that, it is not every product that will have defect as that sometimes depends on our luck. I've owned quite a few Razer products, and I will say about 15% of the times, I will get one that slipped their QC/QA inspection process and will need to be sent for replacement. So if you decide to keep the Basilisk V2 mouse (which is also a great mouse), and there are no major cosmetic defects within the return period, you will still be covered by Razer's 2 year warranty for mechanical defects, which should be able to give you a peace of mind for 2 years of gaming ^^

Hi Анастасия Смелаш! Thank you very much for your supportive words! I intentionally skipped the click test because everyone else is doing it in their videos. Though now that you mentioned it, next mouse video I most likely will add it back in ^^ Thanks again

Hi Fluffy! You are very welcome! I’m glad my video could help you make a decision on your purchase ^^

Hi XO Rider! Thank you so much for your detailed feedback. I am truly grateful and glad that you found this video helpful, and also apologize for making you spend more for a mouse, hehe. I will try my best to keep writing detailed reviews on Razer (and other great) gaming peripherals, so stay updated ^^ (Hint: I have a Blackshark V2 Pro in the works, along with the recent released Barracuda X coming soon ^^)

@@GamersClinic That's very interesting to hear and I hope that you'll gain more subs through awesome videos especially about Razer since we all love that brand and can't stop looking for new products. BTW, I bought the Basilisk at 2nd hand price but it's still in very good condition with only one-year warranty left. So now I have my own premium wireless mouse that I have been interested in for a long time. Thank you for the leak info about your next videos as well as this detailed Basilisk review that make me decided to get myself this amazing piece of tech.

Hi Vortex! I am so glad you feel that way! Thank you very much for your support ^^

@@GamersClinic I know this kind of late, your welcome.:D

Quickly 😁

Hi Celer.R6! Thank you very much for your kind comment^^ I'm glad that you enjoyed my videos and find them helpful ^^

Hi Kevin Hermans!! Thank you very very very much for your supportive words. You have no idea how much I appreciate comments like yours and keep me motivated to try and create even better videos for gamers ^^ Thank you!

Hi Digo Cabral! Thank you very much for your feedback ^^ I'm glad that you found this video helpful :) Cheers!

Also where do you buy something similiar to those traingles making light in the background? Very cool !

Hi @@skayhitdalotto453 ! Thank you for the support and feedback ^^ I'm glad that you enjoy the videos! As for the triangles, they are Nanoleaf Aurora that could be synced with a couple of RGB programs on the PC and mobile apps. They also have hexagons and squares if you prefer other shapes ^^

Hi Lakshan Perera! Thank you very much for your supportive words ^^ I'm glad that you enjoyed this video :)

Hi Swipi! Thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video, and hopefully I can keep making more quality review/feedback videos for everyone ^^

wdym by that?

Hi Artivity! Thank you for your feedback ^^ Glad that this video could help you settle on a new wireless gaming mouse ^^ As this model has been out for a while already, it should go on sale often ^^

Hi pork! Thank you for your feedback ^^ I'm glad that this video was helpful for you in deciding your next gaming weapon ^^

Hi Sir Woolly! Glad that you love the same mouse, and even better that you got it at a very reasonable price :)

The Basilisk Ultimate with the dock is on Amazon for 100 bucks new rn

Hi Deluxy! OMG, at $45 with dock, I will say get it quick before it's out of stock >

Hi Chico! If you loved your G502, then the Basilisk Ultimate will feel right at home ^^

Mine is 170 🤣🤣🤣

I've also seen a lot of comment on how its too heavy, my problem is that I'm a big dude with big ass hands, if I have a "little" thing in my hand and its not heavy enough I feel like I'm gonna break it, hate that feeling.

@@talizorahnarrayya5916 same

I enjoy heavier mice as well

Steelseries Rival is also a good mouse! The only benefits of this mouse is the wireless technology and better sensor (if you play fps alot). But with your skills, you can kick butts with any mouse lol

Hi Static Poptart! Hehe yeah, this video was uploaded a few months ago. But thank you anyway for being Subscriber #801, and hope you enjoy future videos ^^

Hi a random guy! If you are looking to "upgrade" your sensors to a higher DPI and also plan to go wireless, then the upgrade would be worth it. But act quick while Black Friday /Cyber Monday lasts, because I see a few other comments saying they got one with the dock for less than USD$90 ^^

Hi Christos Kokkolis! Thank you for the feedback, and I'm glad you found the video helpful ^^ As for your question, for the scroll wheel and body itself, unfortunately they are all made of plastic materials. There are a few metal parts, but those are used for the internals circuits to help keep the overall weight down.

@@GamersClinic Thanks a lot!

Hi 007Babush! It's funny how they designed a flagship and decided to omit the Bluetooth functionality, but my guess is that they did so to keep the weight down as doing so will need a slightly larger switch and a larger IC board to fit the bluetooth chip.

@@GamersClinic You're right that they probably did it to reduce the weight. But considering it's lighter than the G502 wireless version I still feel they would've got by with the having the Bluetooth 😕 The lack of Mac support is the big one however. I've seen lots of folks complain online about it

Hi Matt Williams! Well said ^^

I use a Master -> Slave powerstrip, If needed I could hook up the dock to a USB charger in one of the slave sockets so I will always be off when your PC is off.

@@spiritrulez Ok that is another solution, but your PC is still consuming power. With intelligent socket you could turn off the PC completely.

@@Greali You are correct, yours is the right way to do it. Mine is the danky way ;) I somehow assumed the correct way had been tried already 😃

@@spiritrulez try it, when you start using Google Home, Alexa etc you can't stop.

Hi Sean! That's a great deal you got there ^^ At that price range, it's so totally worth it ^^ Happy pwning in games ^^

Because it's on sale right for prime day

Hi Coffee! Thank you! I really appreciate the support from awesome subscribers like yourself ^^

Hi Malcolm! If setting the indicators on the mouse itself, it will require modification of the mouse itself. Not sure if others have done it though. However, if you don't mind having on-screen pop-up indicators, by using Synapse 3.0, it can show which DPI you are currently using and you can also check the remaining battery percentage in the app too.

Hi inzaree! Yes, that is the solution for most cases and also the first solution Razer's support team suggested. Thank you very much ^^ However, because it has the same problem with both my Basilisk Ultimate and Viper Ultimate, it ended up being one of the magnets/spring in the charging pins on the dock was not working properly. But now that I got a new dock, everything is fine again (for now) >

Hi Atul Singh Chauhan! Thank you for your support and feedback ^^ For your question, both mouse are equally great technically. But judging on your daily usage (for work) an ergonomic grip mouse provided by the Basilisk could be more comfortable (but I may be wrong as this is my personal preference and I mostly use a claw grip). And it really comes down to what is your weight preference, grip style, and RGB preference as those are the three key differences between these two models. Though if you want more info on the grip style and a quick summary of the difference between the two mouse, feel free to check out my other video at 2:14-2:40 timestamp at this link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZxpdtRpqq6VmWg.html Hope this helps ^^

Hi Mark G! You got quite a nice discount for the Basilisk Ultimate ^^ And with G Hub out of the way, that means more system resources and more fps ^^

£64.99 now

Hi morrokbyo! Glad you love it and got it at a good price ^^

Hi nition vaid! I use Wallpaper Engine from Steam Store for the wallpaper. You can choose from thousands of wallpaper made by the community there ^^

Hi Minecraftmontage! The poster was part of Razer's campaign during the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic where we bought it to support their initiative to produce and supply masks during the shortage.

Hi GoDs Alpha! Glad that you enjoyed the video, and Thank you very much for your kind words and support ^^

@@GamersClinic really though. This really helped to decide whether i should get the basilisk or not. Your channel is super underrated.

Is it worth it more than g502 lightspeed

@@rarenova8847 I would say so

Hi off3nc3! Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video ^^

Hi gup! Personally for low mouse sensitivity gaming, I would recommend a lighter mouse like the Razer Viper Ultimate as it will be easier to liftoff and reposition, and also produces less strain on your wrists and hand if you game for extended periods. As for hand size, it will be more of a personal preference on which "shape" of mouse fits your grip style better. As long as it feels comfortable in your hands, it is all that matters ^^ Hope this helps :)

Hi William Wade! Thank you so much for your feedback. I am so glad that you enjoy and feel this way, and hopefully this channel and gamer community will grow bigger over time ^^

@@GamersClinic good luck bro! :)

I did the same

Great deal and bang for your buck guys :) Gratz!!

@@GamersClinic thank you! Great vid btw

Hi Andrei Odnostalco! I feel you. The sensor on my units so far are still working perfectly normal, BUT when buying a Razer product in general, you will need some luck as well. I'm not sure how their QA/QC process in production is like, but there are a couple times where I buy a Razer product and some component will break prematurely. It also happens with products from other brands, but just not as often as a Razer product. Did you get to claim your Mamba to exchange for a new one?

@@GamersClinic It was the Naga not mamba, my bad here. But no, didnt replace it, just switched to SteelSeries Rival. To be fair, so far the best Mouse that I ever used. Currently on Logitech G 502 Hero which lost its Right button after 3 months of use. Logitech sent a replacement and will see how it performs :)

Hi Steven Lien! Lol, one of those instances where my tongue spasmed from trying to speak really fast, hehe ^^

Same here . I switched to viper ultimate and i love it .

Hi XtincS0ul! I know exactly how you feel, and it sucks! Though, It is hard to say if this mouse will have the same problem because one of the previous Razer Deathadder Elite mouse I owned, had this problem, but it was still within warranty period so I claimed for a new one. However, the newer mouse that I have from Razer still have not have this problem (yet). But maybe being an optical switch that doesn't rely on metal contacts inside the switch to send input signals, I'm hoping that it will last longer as Razer advertises compared to their mechanical switch mouse.

Hi Joseph de Sales! Wow, 7 years is a long time! As switches have a limited lifespan, they usually wear out around 2-4 years with daily gaming use (unless defective). So you've gotten quite a great run with your G502. As for the rubber padding on the Basilisk Ultimate, it's not every unit that will be defective, but there is still a chance unless Razer does something about their Quality Inspection and control. But no matter which one you choose, all that matters is that you like it ^^

Hi Marcelo Rodrigues! Thank you for the advice ^^

Hi 뽕이! I didn't purchase it, I sent back the old one under warranty claim to get a new mouse :)

Hi Khor JY! If you use the mouse everyday/frequently, then it should not be an issue as the mouse will cutoff charging when it is full. It's just that the green LED light will always be on, but if you don't mind that then it should not be an issue. But if you want more information, then you can check out guides on how to take care of Lithium Ion batteries. Hope this helps ^^

Hi Raghav Kejriwal! That's an excellent question! Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to do that via reprogramming the buttons in Synapse to toggle the RGB brightness (maybe I couldn't find it, so correct me if I'm wrong). And it could be something that Razer Implements into a future update so that we could.

@@GamersClinic Also how did the mouse hold up till now. Any quality issues like the dock charging issue?

​@@raghavkejriwal3817 It's still holding up pretty great. Though I did temporarily switch over to the Logitech G Pro X Superlight for a few months to review it, but now that I'm back to rotating between this mouse and the G Pro X, it still has no issues other than requiring a weekly charging pin cleaning with cotton buds. ^^

@@GamersClinicWhat is your month& year of manufacturing. Cuz I believe the initial units only had that problem.

Hi Andrija! The wired version on paper is technically faster in terms of latency, but it is so small that it will be very hard to actually feel it. The sensor and switches though is a lot faster and more durable on the Ultimate and V3 Basilisks when compared to the V2, so it’s definitely an upgrade for you ^^

@@GamersClinic thanks dude !

Hi Faiz Abdullah! Both choices are great gaming mouse with great performance, so it comes down to personal preference of the form factor and the charging dock vs weight tuning. I had a couple of Steelseries gaming mouse before I decided to switch everything to Razer because I didn't want multiple programs to manage my RGB effects. (The choosing factor was the keyboard lol). So if you want to consolidate your gaming peripherals to be easily managed with one software, go for that brand. Otherwise, you can see if you really need the weight tuning system offered by Steelseries Rival 650. Hope this helps ^^

@@GamersClinic somehow I think weight its not important as I will get used only using certain weight..Btw thank you, really appreciate it

@@faizxs1 Glad I could help you ^^

Hi Estonian Rescue Services! It actually does have the lights when charging if the PC is on, but when the PC is off, only the mouse RGB lights up while the dock will remain off.

Hi SpaceDonut9! I know that feeling when you get a subpar quality parts especially from a brand that charges a premium for their products. Honestly, sometimes I also feel like changing brands as well when my accessory break only after a few months of use. But the good news is, if you still have an old gaming mouse lying around, go and claim Razer for a brand new one as their mouse and keyboards now offer 2 years warranty. The more we consumers claim, the more they will take their QC process in production more seriously :)

Good point LOL. It's a awesome mouse, but unfortunately I am not skilled enough in shooters to properly demonstrate it, so this was the best kill shot video of gameplay i could manage to capture on that editing day lol

Hi Quitzenco! Pre-Happy Birthday and thank you for your feedback ^^ Hope you find a gaming mouse that you like soon, or get one on for a great discount deal ^^

@@GamersClinic :D

Hi Adam Money! You currently already have a really really good wireless gaming mouse in your hands. Other than the sensor, grip ergonomics, and RGB differences, I think unless your mouse is starting to have problems, you won't be getting that much more value. (But of course, if it's on sale or budget is not an issue, it is entirely up to your personal preference ^^)

Hi dwenouh! Both are great wireless mouse. Technically, the Basilisk Ultimate has a "newer" sensor that can go up to higher DPI, but the highest setting on Logitech'ss G502 should be more than enough for most already. So in my opinion, and depending on your other peripherals, choose the one from the same brand ecosystem so you don't need to install multiple software. ^^

@@GamersClinic thankyou for your suggestion! Im actually new to this pc world haha! I have a hyperx alloy core origins tkl board. But i cant find the hyperx pulse fire wireless in my country. I can only get this or the Logitech lightspeed haha so i dont know what to get haha

Hi Thunderhawk51! I totally understand your need for RGBs 😋 But if you can get this mouse (including dock) bundle for 99€, then I would say, you've got a good deal. Mine despite the issues, is still working properly after almost a year, just requires weekly cleaning of the charging connectors under the mouse. On top of that, Razer now have 2 year warranty for their keyboard and mouse products, so in case yours does break within that time, you can get a brand new one (Though you will still need another mouse while waiting for the exchange~...) But if you are looking for other brands, Logitech and Steelseries also have a few solid wireless gaming mouse in their product line up. Hope this helps, but let's also see what other viewers suggest ^^

@@GamersClinic I don't know if the dock is included or not, it wasn't mentioned and one customer was asking the same thing... That might be a deciding factor. I have been looking for wired mise as well, such as Glorious Model D and Cooler Mater MM711. Reliability and durability is very important too. My Scimitar RGB pro is otherwise working fine, but it has this weird double click issue on both buttons. Although rare, it's very annoying. Some say it's actually software related rather than physical issue. Will have to do some more digging 🙂

Hi LB_JAYYY 267! Thanks so much! I'm going to try this out immediately ^^

@@GamersClinic no worries 🙂

@@GamersClinic So does it work?

Hi Mullcrum the Sage! Yup! lol, and still in love with it after 2 years now ^^

Hi Patman494! Great deal there!

Hi Drelauda! It’s one of my favorite features of this form factor as well. If you are looking for an upgrade to the basilisk, Razer also has a wired Basilisk V2 that uses updated sensor and has the same form factor as the wireless one (plus its price is also more wallet friendly compared to the full price of the Basilisk Ultimate) ^^

HI #4! If you can find one at a discount and are in the market for a budget friendly gaming mouse, then it is still worth getting today :)

@@GamersClinic recently I got the Razer Basilisk Ultimate for 67$ :D Btw thanks for review, it's helpful for me

@@numberfour848 Now that's a great deal ^^ Glad you found the review helpful, happy pwning ^^

Hi Cameron! Whenever I buy a Razer product, I also pray that I pick the box that will not break. But with their extended 2 year warranty for mouse and keyboard products, you can easily get a new one if it breaks/malfunction. Though while waiting for the replacement, you will need to buy a temporary replacement to use.

Just get the basilisk v2