The closest you’ll get to the Razer Basilisk V3’s value right now is the Logitech G305 Lightspeed, down to $37.99 (was $49.99) at Amazon. You are trading a lot for that wireless connection, though, dropping your sensor all the way down to 12K, losing four programmable buttons, RGB lighting, and that super comfortable design. In general, I only ever see gaming mice with these weaker sensors and more restrictive button layouts at this price range making today’s offer particularly special.
Yes, it’s a little older, but the Basilisk V3 is still firmly in my rotation as a quick and easy backup – and it’s substantial enough to withstand the vast majority of games you throw at it. If you’re looking for a no-fuss gaming mouse with the customization options to see you through adventures in a variety of genres, this is about as cheap as you’ll be going while still retaining the build quality and sensor speeds of more high-end options.
I like the bulkier form factor – it’s comfortable over long sessions and still feels nimble without dragging its weight from the palm of the hand. I have fairly small hands and I’m still able to maintain a nice level of precision and control while reaching all the necessary buttons. However, if you’re looking for something for a more competitive fingertip grip I’d recommend a thinner, lighter device. The MSI Clutch GM31 is a budget alternative for anyone in this camp looking for a competitive, but cheap, gaming mouse.
We’re also rounding up all the best wireless gaming mouse options and finding the best left-handed gaming mouse if you’re after an ambidextrous design. If you’re kitting out a full setup this weekend, take a look at the best gaming keyboards as well.
Source: gamesradar.com
