The mouse has a brilliant ergonomic design that comfortably allows you to hold it in a palm or claw grip. Razer boasts about the durability of the Omron micro-switches to be up to 50 million clicks. The Basilisk uses the Razer 5G or PMW3389 optical sensor that performs well enough to play FPS games competitively. An indicator at the bottom will display how many effects or macros can be uploaded to the mouse’s storage.
These profiles can be stored in the mouse depending on the amount of macros and lighting effects you add.
Creating different profiles with different RGB lighting effects and macros is possible on this mouse. The Razer Synapse software has been improved drastically and now, it’s easier to navigate and apply settings. Apart from these two features, the rest are pretty basic that you would find on any other gaming mouse in this price range. Essentially, you can increase or decrease the resistance or steps in the scroll wheel according to your preferences. An additional feature which we loved is the customisable resistance on the scroll wheel. It’s a removable clutch available in two different sizes, so that one can lower their sensitivity when needed. The only appealing and functional feature for FPS gamers on the Razer Basilisk would be the sensitivity clutch or the sniper button.
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