The Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed mouse delivers top-notch wireless gaming performance with impressive battery life in a solid design with an even more solid price.

Two connection options; Long-lasting battery; Excellent performance

No wired backup; No DPI indicator

At the end of the day, the Razer Basilisk is a solid gaming mouse that excels at the basic job it should do. I personally found no value in its added features, with the exception of the adjustable scroll wheel tension. The DPI Clutch managed to stay in my way and cause problems at inopportune times.

Great sensor; Scroll wheel adjustment works great; Excellent button feel; Rubberized thumb rest coating

Synapse software requires online account & is bloated; DPI Clutch gets in the way; Thumb rest causes hand sweat

Synapse 3 is a big change in look and feel from the previous version, and this is the first time we’ve used it. With light colours and app-style, rectangular buttons, the main screen has a clean and fresh look.

The Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed punches above its weight class. Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed Specs Design and Comfort Gaming Performance Features and Software Battery Life Bottom Line

Excellent wireless connectivity, Ergonomic design, Strong in-game performance

Doesn’t support any wired connections, Relies on last-gen Razer technology, AA battery, not rechargeable