Logitech’s new G309 might be one of the most versatile gaming mice in existence, but before that, there was our No. 1 pick for the best gaming mouse: the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. And now, thanks to a $30 discount, Razer’s claw-shaped peripheral is available at Amazon and Best Buy in black or white for $129.99, its lowest price to date.
Despite having the same shape and layout as the standard V3, the step-up V3 Pro offers Razer’s third-gen optical switches, a more powerful 30K DPI sensor, and 1,000Hz wireless connectivity (or a polling rate of up to 4,000Hz if you add the optional wireless charging dock). The comfortable mouse also features a hyperfast scroll wheel — which can automatically switch to smooth scrolling based on how fast you spin it — along with 11 programmable buttons that can be customized via in-game settings or Razer’s Synapse software. In true Razer fashion, it also comes with 13 RGB lighting zones, giving you plenty of ways to tweak the colors to your liking.
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