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General

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Series

X2F2Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouse.jsRead 14 October 2026Store tag Series/X2F. Pulsar also sells the earlier 38 g X2F, which is a different product.

Razer Basilisk1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Product family: Razer Basilisk (page classification data).

Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

PLABX2FCL1012Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouse.jsRead 14 October 2026US store SKU PLABX2FCL101. The same number is printed on the product label in the maker's photos.9Retailer pageus.maxgaming.com/us/wireless-mouses/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylightRead 14 October 2026Manufacturer article number PLABX2FCL101.

RZ01-05670100-R3U1, RZ01-05670200-R3U1, RZ01-05670100-R3G1, RZ01-05670200-R3G11Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026US store SKUs RZ01-05670100-R3U1 (Black) and RZ01-05670200-R3U1 (White) for the standalone mouse. EU store SKUs RZ01-05670100-R3G1 (Black) and RZ01-05670200-R3G1 (White) from the Europe page. Dock and HyperFlux V2 bundles (RZHB-261001-01 and others) are separate listings and are left out.

GTIN / EAN

88003042566513Maker product pageeu.pulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Barcode 8800304256651 on the EU store variant with store SKU 41625. MaxGaming links manufacturer article number PLABX2FCL101 to article number 41625.9Retailer pageus.maxgaming.com/us/wireless-mouses/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylightRead 14 October 2026Retailer article number 41625 matches the EU store SKU that carries the barcode.

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AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

28 August 20266Press articlepcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-mice/pulsars-new-mouse-is-sliced-in-half-to-make-it-genuinely-crazy-lightRead 14 October 2026The article embeds Pulsar's own post dated August 28, 2026 that names the X2F CrazyLight and the release date Sept 28th, 2026.

8 October 20263Press releaserazer.com/newsroom/product-news/basilisk-v4-lineRead 14 October 2026Press release dated 8 October 2026.

Status

Available2Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouse.jsRead 14 October 2026US store lists the product as available to buy with an Add to Cart button. The EU store sells it as a pre-order shipping from 20 October.

Available1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026US store lists Black and White in stock with the buy button enabled on 2026-10-14.

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

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Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K6Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/mice/the-razer-basilisk-v4-pro-maintains-the-glowing-reputation-of-its-predecessors-as-one-of-the-best-gaming-mice-around-but-i-wish-it-didnt-have-aiRead 14 October 2026Windows Central compares the Basilisk V4 Pro with the previous Basilisk V3 Pro 35K.9Reviewbasic-tutorials.com/reviews/peripherals/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-reviewRead 23 October 2026Basic Tutorials calls the Basilisk V4 Pro the successor to the Basilisk V3 Pro 35K.

SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

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Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

$149.951Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026US store price $149.95 USD, no sale price shown. Excludes sales tax.7Press articlexiaomitoday.comRead 14 October 2026Launch coverage lists a price of $149.95.

$169.991Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026US store: US$169.99 for Black and White. Also given by Windows Central and PC Gamer.6Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/mice/the-razer-basilisk-v4-pro-maintains-the-glowing-reputation-of-its-predecessors-as-one-of-the-best-gaming-mice-around-but-i-wish-it-didnt-have-aiRead 14 October 2026Review: US$169.99, available from 8 October.

Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

€179.993Maker product pageeu.pulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026EU store pre-order price EUR 179.99 as published, VAT included.

€179.992Maker product pagerazer.com/eu-en/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Europe store: EUR 179.99 for Black (RZ01-05670100-R3G1) and White (RZ01-05670200-R3G1), as published with VAT.

MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

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US, EU1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026US store (R3U1 SKUs) and Europe store (R3G1 SKUs).

ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

Black1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Black is the only colour in the maker's product images. The maker lists one product with one SKU.

Black, White1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Black and White.

Segment

Gaming1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026

Gaming1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page calls it a wireless gaming mouse.

Mouse type

Standard1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Standard two-button mouse with a scroll wheel in the maker's photos.

Standard1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Right-handed ergonomic mouse with a scroll wheel. It is not a vertical mouse or a trackball.

Shape

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Body shapeiDescribes shell symmetry, not the intended hand. Symmetrical with side buttons on one side differs from an asymmetric right-handed body. Ambidextrous means a symmetrical body with side buttons on both sides.

Symmetrical body1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Symmetrical Shape. The rear section of a traditional mouse is removed.

Asymmetric, right-handed1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ and spec list: right-handed ergonomic.

Maker size classiThe maker’s marketed size label. Do not infer a size class from dimensions or reviewer hand-fit recommendations.

Mini1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's product image is labelled Mini and the US store tags the product Size/Mini.

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Recommended gripsiGrip styles explicitly recommended by the maker. A reviewer finding a grip usable does not add a maker recommendation.

Fingertip1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Recommended for Fingertip Grip.

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Recommended hand sizeiMaker recommendation, measured from wrist to middle fingertip for hand length. Source notes specify whether limits are inclusive or exclusive.

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Hump positioniPosition of the shell’s highest point along its length, from a maker drawing or exact-model review.

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Back4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: hump placement Back, minimal.

Thumb rest

No1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's top, side and underside photos show no thumb or finger rest.

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: signature thumb rest.

Ring or pinky finger rest

No1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's top, side and underside photos show no thumb or finger rest.

No4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: ring finger rest No.

Upper shelliThe primary hand-contact shell. An open or perforated bottom alone does not make the upper shell perforated.

Solid1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's top-view photo shows closed left and right button plates. The underside of the front-half body is open.

Solid5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: the contact zones are smoother than on the V3 with a matte paint finish. No perforations are described.

Swappable parts

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Adjustable weight

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No5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: the box has no grip pack, spare switches or added weights.

Maximum added weightiTotal removable weight supplied with the mouse, excluding the mouse’s normal weight.

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Vertical angle

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Trackball diameter

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Trackball position

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Dimensions and weight

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Mouse body dimensionsiLength from front to rear, width at the widest body point, and maximum height. Cable and receiver are excluded. Approximate maker figures are qualified in source notes. Logitech pages often label the front-to-rear length Height and the body height Depth, so map the figures by size.

Length87.5Maximum width61.1Maximum height31.6mm(3.4 × 2.4 × 1.2 in)1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: 3.45 in (87.5 mm) length, 2.41 in (61.1 mm) width, 1.24 in (31.6 mm) height.

Length127.5Maximum width75.8Maximum height42.7mm(5 × 3 × 1.7 in)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list Size: length 127.5 mm, width 75.8 mm, height 42.7 mm. Guru3D and Presse-citron give 130 x 75 or 75.1 x 42.5 mm, which match the older Basilisk V3 Pro 35K and are not used.

Grip widthiBody width where the thumb and opposite grip finger sit. This differs from maximum body width.

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Mouse weight (claimed)iWireless mice include the battery. When the maker does not say whether a removable battery is in the weight, the published weight is stored and the source note says so. Wired mice exclude the cable. Source notes identify installed skates, colour, approximation, tolerance or a published bound.

29g(1 oz)1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Published as 29 g ±2 g (1.02 oz). The USB cable and dongle are not part of the figure.

100g(3.5 oz)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Black 100 g excluding cable and dongle. White is 101 g (variant rows).

Box dimensions

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Packed weightiMouse, packaging and included accessories. Shipping-service weight is not evidence of packed weight.

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Sensor

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Marketed sensor nameiMaker’s sensor branding, or reviewer identification when the maker does not publish one. The physical part number is recorded separately.

XS-21Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: XS-2 Next Generation Sensor with a 32-bit ARM processor.

Focus Pro 50K Optical Sensor Gen-31Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Focus Pro 50K Optical Sensor Gen-3.

Published sensor brandiSensor brand or trademark named by the source, which may be the mouse maker’s proprietary branding. Physical silicon manufacturer and part number are separate facts.

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Razer1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Razer-branded sensor name.

Physical sensor part numberiExact physical sensor family or part identified by the maker or an exact-model reviewer. Do not infer it from DPI, speed or a sibling mouse.

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Sensor type

Optical7Press articlexiaomitoday.comRead 14 October 2026Coverage calls it a 42,000 CPI optical sensor.9Retailer pageus.maxgaming.com/us/wireless-mouses/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylightRead 14 October 2026Spec table: Sensor Optical.

Optical1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026

Maximum configurable DPIiMaximum selectable DPI with the documented firmware. Later firmware increases are noted in sources. The sensor chip’s theoretical maximum is not the mouse’s maximum.

42,000DPI1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Up to 42,000 DPI.

50,000DPI1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list and sensor table: 50000 DPI.

Minimum configurable DPIiLowest selectable sensitivity on this mouse. Factory presets do not establish its minimum.

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DPI adjustment stepiSmallest documented configuration increment, not the spacing between factory presets.

1DPI1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Adjustable DPI in 1-unit steps.

1DPI1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Sensor table: DPI steps adjustment 1 DPI.

Maximum DPI stagesiMaximum number of selectable sensitivity presets saved at once, not the number of distinct supported DPI values.

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55Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: 5 configurable DPI stages.

Default DPI presetsiFactory preset sensitivity values for the exact model and firmware. Source notes distinguish different factory profiles.

400, 800, 1,600, 3,200, 6,400, 12,800DPI1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Dongle control graphic for the dedicated DPI button lists 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400 and 12800. The graphic does not use the word default and no manual for this model is published yet.

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Separate X and Y DPI

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Yes5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: X and Y axes can be set separately.

Tracking speed (claimed)iMaker or published product specification, in inches per second. If the source says more than a value, that numeric threshold is stored and qualified in the source note. Do not read it as an exact ceiling.

800IPS1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker sensor list: 800 IPS.

930IPS1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 930 IPS.

Tracking acceleration (claimed)iMaximum tracking acceleration in multiples of gravitational acceleration, not mouse weight. A source saying more than a value is retained as a qualified threshold in the source note.

70G1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker sensor list: 70g acceleration.

90G1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 90 G.

Lift-off distance settingsiOnly documented selectable lift-off values, or one documented fixed value. A minimum, approximate measured result or unquantified range does not establish a complete option list.

0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7mm1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: adjustable 11-step LOD settings from 0.7 mm to 1.7 mm. XiaomiToday launch coverage states 0.1 mm increments, so the 11 steps are 0.7 to 1.7 mm in 0.1 mm steps.7Press articlexiaomitoday.comRead 14 October 2026Coverage states the lift-off distance can be set in 0.1 mm increments.

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Separate lift and landing distance

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: asymmetric cut-off, set lift-off and landing distance separately from up to 26 levels. Millimetre values are not stated.

Surface calibrationiSensor calibration for a tracking surface. Adjustable lift-off distance or copying sensitivity from another mouse alone does not establish this feature.

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: Smart Tracking auto-calibrates to keep a consistent lift-off distance on all surfaces (Low, Med, High).

Motion SynciWhether sensor motion synchronization is supported. Polling-rate restrictions and default state belong in source notes.

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Angle snapping

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Ripple control

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Tracks on glass

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Sensor position

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Centred4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: Centered (50%).

Performance

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Documented polling rates by connectioniOne row per documented usable rate and connection. Receiver and firmware requirements are noted. Maximum-only claims do not imply all intermediate settings or the same ceiling over USB.

APulsar X2F CrazyLight

Data connection	Polling rate (Hz)	Receiver requirement
2.4 GHz	125	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	250	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	500	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	1,000	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	2,000	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	4,000	included Link 2 Dongle
2.4 GHz	8,000	included Link 2 Dongle

Source1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: up to 8K polling, with 125 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1K, 2K, 4K and 8K shown for the Link 2 Dongle polling-rate control. Only the dongle connection is documented. No wired polling rates are published.

BRazer Basilisk V4 Pro

Data connection	Polling rate (Hz)	Receiver requirement
USB (wired)	8,000	Not available
2.4 GHz	1,000	Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2 Mini Dongle
2.4 GHz	8,000	Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2. The maker does not say whether the included Mini Dongle or the Mouse Dock V2 Pro transceiver is needed

Source1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: up to 8000 Hz in both wireless and wired modes. Battery claims are given at 1000 Hz and 8000 Hz over HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2, so both 2.4 GHz rows are stored. Intermediate rates and Bluetooth polling are not published. The maker does not state which receiver gives 8000 Hz wireless. The Mouse Dock V2 Pro has an integrated 8000 Hz transceiver (press release), and CGMagazine tested 8000 Hz with that dock.

Max polling rate

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Polling rate (wired)

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8,000Hz=CalculatedFrom Documented polling rates by connection

Polling rate (2.4 GHz)

8,000Hz=CalculatedFrom Documented polling rates by connection

8,000Hz=CalculatedFrom Documented polling rates by connection

Polling rate (Bluetooth)

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Claimed click latencyiAbsolute click-latency claim from the maker. A relative improvement is not absolute latency. Source notes give polling mode and whether the number is an average, bound or best case.

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Adjustable debounce

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: the dongle Function button can be remapped to Debounce Time, and the page says Debounce Time is adjustable. The values are not listed.

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Minimum debounceiLowest documented debounce setting or fixed main-switch debounce delay. Click response time or total click latency is not the same quantity.

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0ms1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: no debounce delay. Stored as a fixed 0 ms debounce delay. This is not total click latency.

Measured

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Latency per connection (measured)iReviewer measurements for an identified connection, polling rate, firmware and settings. Click and sensor latency use different test methods and are not interchangeable.

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DPI deviation (measured)iReviewer measurement of deviation from a specified DPI value. Test DPI, travel speed, distance and method belong in source notes.

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Lift-off distance (measured)iReviewer-measured lift-off height at the lowest setting, on the specified surface. Do not store the maker’s selectable LOD here.

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Main click force (measured)iReviewer-measured main-button actuation force in gram-force. Not the mouse weight and not an electrical latency measure.

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Weight (measured)iReviewer scale measurement. Include battery for wireless mice and exclude cable for wired mice. Source notes identify colour and installed skates.

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Battery life (measured)iReviewer-measured runtime from a stated test, not a claim, forecast or extrapolation. Polling, lighting and other power settings must be identified.

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Hand size fitiExact-model reviewer fit assessment. Source notes define the hand-length bands and tested grip. Do not translate general praise into every size fitting.

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Switches

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Main switch typeiActuation technology for the left and right main buttons. Hybrid means optical-mechanical. Inductive analog switches detect travel by induction.

Optical1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Pulsar Optical Switch rated for 100M clicks.

Optical1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Optical Mouse Switches Gen-4.

Published main-switch brandiBrand named for the main switches. Proprietary Razer, Pulsar, Glorious or Logitech branding does not identify the physical contract manufacturer.

Pulsar1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker switch name starts with Pulsar.

Razer1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Razer-branded switch.

Main switch model

Pulsar Optical Switch1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker name: Pulsar Optical Switch.

Optical Mouse Switches Gen-41Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026

Main switch rated lifeiManufacturer or component rating for the main left/right switches, in millions of actuations. This is not a whole-mouse durability measurement.

100million1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: 100M-click optical switches.

100million1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 100-million click lifecycle.

Hot-swap main switchesiMain switches can be changed without soldering. Opening the case or using a switch pack can still be required.

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No4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: hot-swap switches No.

Adjustable click actuationiThe point where a main click registers can be configured. Debounce adjustment changes timing, not actuation travel.

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Separate main buttons

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's top-view photo shows separate left and right button plates.

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Side switch model

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Middle click switch

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Scroll encoder type

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Optical4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen-2 optical encoder, 24 and 48 steps.

Scroll encoder

TTC Gold Encoder1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: TTC Gold Encoder with gold-plated contacts.

Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen-24Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen-2.

Buttons and scroll wheel

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Physical button inputsiIncludes left/right, wheel click, each wheel-tilt direction, DPI/report-rate/profile buttons and a wheel-mode pushbutton. Excludes scroll rotation, power sliders and connection sliders. A connection pushbutton, such as Logitech Easy-Switch, counts even when the maker's own count leaves it out. A button that only switches power does not. Counts each physical input once.

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131Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 12 programmable buttons. The page counts 14 customizable controls, which add scroll up and scroll down. The underside connection button selects the host, so it counts as one more input and makes 13. The power button is not counted.

Programmable buttonsiNumber of physical button inputs that can be remapped. Excludes scroll-up/down actions, alternate software layers and non-programmable mode controls.

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121Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Programmable Buttons 12. The 14 customizable controls on the page include scroll up and scroll down. Retailers JB Hi-Fi and Evetech repeat 12.

Side buttonsiButtons on the thumb-facing side walls, including a side DPI-shift button. Top buttons beside the main click plate and bottom setting buttons are excluded.

21Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's left-side photo shows two side buttons.

45Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: four buttons on the left side, one more than the previous generation.7Reviewpcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-mice/new-razer-basilisk-v4-executes-perfect-180-degree-turns-at-the-click-of-a-button-all-while-looking-like-a-power-rangers-footRead 14 October 2026Hands-on: both V4 mice feature four side buttons.

Side buttons on

Left1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's left-side photo shows the two side buttons. The right-side photo shows none.

Left5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: the left side has four buttons and the right side is free.

DPI buttoniA physical pushbutton that changes sensitivity. A button shared with power or report rate still counts. Software-only switching does not.

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's underside photo shows a tact switch marked POWER/DPI on the circuit board. The Link 2 Dongle has its own separate DPI button.

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Control list names a DPI Cycle Button.

DPI button position

Bottom1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The POWER/DPI switch faces the underside in the maker's photo.

Top5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: two buttons behind the scroll wheel switch profiles, DPI or other actions.

Profile buttoniA dedicated physical profile-switch button. A remappable input that could be assigned this action does not prove a dedicated control.

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Control list names Cycle Up Profile, a button at the edge of the left click (Insider Gaming, Windows Central).6Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/mice/the-razer-basilisk-v4-pro-maintains-the-glowing-reputation-of-its-predecessors-as-one-of-the-best-gaming-mice-around-but-i-wish-it-didnt-have-aiRead 14 October 2026Review: the profile cycling button moved to the top beside the left click, from the underside on the V3 Pro 35K.8Reviewinsider-gaming.com/reviews/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-reviewRead 14 October 2026Review: a small button beside the left click is the Cycle Up Profile button.

Dedicated DPI-shift buttoniDedicated physical control for temporarily switching sensitivity while held. A software-remappable input is not automatically a dedicated sniper control.

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Dedicated gesture buttoniA dedicated physical gesture control. Assigning a gesture action to a remappable button does not establish a separate gesture button.

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Scroll wheel

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Notched, Free spin, Tilt1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 4-way HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen-2 with 24 and 48 step Tactile modes and Free-Spin.

Scroll mode switchiHow the wheel changes between notched and free-spin modes. None means there is no such mode-switch mechanism.

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Automatic1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Smart-Reel switches automatically between Tactile and Free-Spin by scroll speed. A scroll mode toggle button also exists.

Separate thumb wheeliA separate side wheel operated by the thumb. Tilting the central scroll wheel does not count.

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No4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: thumb wheel No. Side tilt Yes.

Scroll wheel material

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Build

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Shell material

ABS, Other1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: ABS/Nylon composite material. The schema has no nylon option, so the composite is stored as abs plus other.

Plastic, polymer unspecified4Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 14 October 2026Exact-model entry: material Plastic.8Reviewinsider-gaming.com/reviews/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-reviewRead 14 October 2026Review: a mix of matte and gloss plastics.

Surface finishiPublished surface finish, such as matte or textured. Soft-feel wording does not establish rubber material or a chemical coating.

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Matte5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: matte paint finish on the contact zones. Separation lines are glossy black. The review does not name the colour tested.

Installed feet materialiMaterial of the factory-installed skates, excluding separately supplied replacements or dot skates. Virgin PTFE means additive-free or explicitly virgin-grade PTFE.

PTFE1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: the PTFE skates come in 2 types, Speed Type (dot feet) and Control Type (full cover feet).

PTFE1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: 100% PTFE.

Installed skate piecesiNumber of separate factory-installed skate pieces, including a sensor ring. Excludes spare skates supplied in the box.

51Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's underside photo shows four round dot skates and one sensor ring installed. The box also holds a full-cover set.

55Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: 5 small 100% PTFE sliders with rounded edges.

Feet shapeiGeometry of the installed skates. Pads plus a sensor ring are mixed. Separate dots are dots.

Mixed1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Four round dots plus a sensor ring in the maker's underside photo.

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Feet thickness

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Cable

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Cable

Paracord1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker benefits list: Paracord Cable.

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Cable length

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Detachable cableiThe cable unplugs from an external socket on the mouse without opening it. A service-replaceable internal cable does not count.

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's front photo shows a USB-C port on the mouse and the box contents photo shows a separate braided USB-C cable.

Yes5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: front USB-C port recessed into the body.

Port on mouseiExternally accessible data/charging socket on the mouse. A fixed cable is none. USB-C describes the connector, not a transfer-speed version.

USB-C1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's front photo shows a USB-C port on the mouse. The box lists a USB-C cable.

USB-C1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box has a USB Type A to USB Type C cable. Presse-citron and Profesionalreview describe the USB-C port on the front.

Cable host plugiConnector on the computer end of the supplied or fixed cable, independent of the mouse-end connector.

USB-A1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The maker's box contents photo shows a USB-A plug on the cable end.

USB-A1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box has one USB Type A to USB Type C cable.

Connectivity

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ConnectionsiConnections that carry mouse input data. A USB cable used only for charging does not establish wired USB operation.

USB (wired), 2.4 GHz9Retailer pageus.maxgaming.com/us/wireless-mouses/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylightRead 14 October 2026Spec table: Connection 2.4GHz, USB.

USB (wired), 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2, Bluetooth and wired.

Wireless technology

Link 2 Dongle1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker names the wireless link the Link 2 Dongle.

Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-21Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2.

BluetoothiThe version number only, such as 5.1. LE and Low Energy are left out. A source that names only Bluetooth Low Energy gives no version.

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6.21Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: Bluetooth 6.2.

Saved Bluetooth pairing slotsiNumber of Bluetooth hosts whose pairing the mouse remembers. A limit of one concurrently connected host does not establish the number of saved slots.

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31Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: Bluetooth 6.2 paired with up to 3 devices.

Switchable host devicesiNumber of host devices selectable through the documented mouse controls without manually moving a data cable. Not the number of physical receivers or simultaneous active links alone.

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51Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: supports up to 5 devices across HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2, Bluetooth 6.2 (up to 3 paired devices) and a wired connection.

Device switching

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Button1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: switch between compatible connections at the touch of a button.6Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/mice/the-razer-basilisk-v4-pro-maintains-the-glowing-reputation-of-its-predecessors-as-one-of-the-best-gaming-mice-around-but-i-wish-it-didnt-have-aiRead 14 October 2026Review: cycle between Bluetooth devices with the button on the bottom.

Receiver host connectoriHost plug on the included small receiver. A larger cabled receiver is described in source notes. This differs from the charging cable’s plug.

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Receiver storage in mouse

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Yes5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: a removable rear cover gives access to the cable system and the wireless dongle can be stored there. Windows Central confirms the cover puck stores the dongle.6Reviewwindowscentral.com/accessories/mice/the-razer-basilisk-v4-pro-maintains-the-glowing-reputation-of-its-predecessors-as-one-of-the-best-gaming-mice-around-but-i-wish-it-didnt-have-aiRead 14 October 2026Review: the pre-installed wireless charging puck can be removed to store the 2.4 GHz dongle.

Receiver extender includediAn included adapter, dock or cabled receiver arrangement moves the receiver closer to the mouse. A charging-only adapter does not count.

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Yes5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: the box includes a USB adapter to extend range. The maker lists a USB Dongle Adapter.

Receiver pairing sharediA receiver can pair with another supported device, such as a keyboard, at the same time. This does not mean the mouse switches between computers.

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: 2-in-1 HyperSpeed multi-device pairing connects a compatible wireless mouse and keyboard to one dongle.

Wireless rangeiPublished range and test conditions. A recommended receiver distance or minimum reliable range is not an exact maximum.

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Basic mouse OS supportiOperating systems supported for basic input. Configuration software support is listed separately and may require a newer OS version.

Windows, macOS, Linux1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker requirement list: Operating System (Windows, Mac, Linux). The Pulsar Software needs Windows 7 or higher.

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ConsolesiConsole families explicitly supported. Source notes identify exact consoles, games and reduced polling or software functions.

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Battery

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Battery type

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Disposable battery countiNumber of disposable cells, such as AA or AAA. Do not use this field for internal rechargeable cells.

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Battery capacityiPublished or physically identified internal battery capacity. Do not calculate mAh from claimed runtime or compare capacities across unverified hardware revisions.

210mAh6Press articlepcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-mice/pulsars-new-mouse-is-sliced-in-half-to-make-it-genuinely-crazy-lightRead 14 October 2026Pulsar's post quoted in the article lists the battery as 210 mAh. XiaomiToday agrees.7Press articlexiaomitoday.comRead 14 October 2026Coverage states a 210 mAh battery.

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User-replaceable batteryiBattery replacement is a supported user procedure. The ability to open and modify the mouse does not establish this feature.

No6Press articlepcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-mice/pulsars-new-mouse-is-sliced-in-half-to-make-it-genuinely-crazy-lightRead 14 October 2026PC Gamer says the 210 mAh battery is visible and it is a shame that it is not hot swappable.

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Battery life by mode (claimed)iOne manufacturer or published product claim per documented connection, polling rate and lighting condition. Omit unstated conditions. Source notes identify performance, switch and haptic modes and whether runtime is up to a value.

APulsar X2F CrazyLight

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BRazer Basilisk V4 Pro

Connection	Polling rate (Hz)	Claimed runtime (h)
2.4 GHz	1,000	200
2.4 GHz	8,000	54
Bluetooth	Not available	275

Source1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Up to 200 hours on HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2 at 1000 Hz, up to 54 hours at 8000 Hz and up to 275 hours on Bluetooth. The page footnote says standard test conditions. Lighting condition is not stated. Bluetooth polling rate is not stated.

Battery life (up to)iManufacturer estimate of days of normal use between full charges. This includes periods when the mouse is idle. It is not continuous runtime. Source notes preserve usage conditions and qualifiers when published. Do not convert this estimate to continuous hours.

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Battery life (normal use)iManufacturer estimate of calendar months of normal use between charges or battery replacements. It is not continuous runtime. Source notes retain approximate, up-to, or-more and operating-mode qualifiers. Do not convert this estimate to continuous hours.

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Longest battery life

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275h=CalculatedFrom Battery life by mode (claimed)

Battery life at 1000 HziLongest stored claim explicitly at 1000 Hz over 2.4 GHz. A claim without a confirmed polling rate is excluded.

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200h=CalculatedFrom Battery life by mode (claimed)

Battery life on Bluetooth

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Charging port

USB-C1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026The USB-C port on the mouse carries the box cable. Maker photo.

USB-C1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026USB-C port, charged with the box cable.

Full charge timeiClaimed time from empty to full charge, in minutes. Approximation and charging setup are stated in source notes.

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Quick charge

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Use while chargingiMouse input works while the internal battery charges through the documented wired or dock arrangement.

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Charging system compatibilityiNamed wireless charging pad or contact dock. Source notes distinguish inductive pads from pogo-pin contact charging.

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Razer Mouse Dock V2 Pro, Razer HyperFlux V2 and Razer Wireless Charging Puck (all sold separately)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list accessory compatibility: HyperFlux V2, Mouse Dock V2 Pro and Wireless Charging Puck, all sold separately. FAQ: replace the mouse cover puck to enable wireless charging.

Charging dock included

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No1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box contents list no dock.

Battery indicator

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Lighting

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Decorative RGB lightingiUser-configurable decorative lighting. A multicolour status, DPI or battery indicator alone is not decorative RGB.

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: Razer Chroma RGB on the scroll wheel, logo and multi-zone underglow.

Decorative lighting zonesiNumber of independently controlled decorative lighting zones. Status indicator LEDs are excluded.

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71Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: 7-zone Chroma lighting with full underglow.

Lighting sync

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Razer Chroma RGB1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page: Razer Chroma RGB.

DPI indicator

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Software

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Software

Pulsar Bibimbap5Maker product pagepulsar.gg/pages/downloadRead 14 October 2026Download page entry X2F CrazyLight 2.0 Software & Pulsar Bibimbap, version V1.32 dated 2026-09-28.

Razer Synapse1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ names Razer Synapse for buttons, macros, scroll modes, Hypershift, DPI and lighting.

Configuration software platformsiPlatforms explicitly supported for configuring this exact model. Basic input compatibility and availability of a generic app on another platform do not establish model support.

Windows, Web5Maker product pagepulsar.gg/pages/downloadRead 14 October 2026PC software download plus the Bibimbap web version at bbb.pulsar.gg.

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Onboard memoryiDocumented settings remain available without configuration software running. Which settings persist is stated in source notes.

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: on-board memory profiles.

Onboard profilesiMaximum distinct hardware-stored profiles. Software game profiles and factory preset profiles do not establish this maximum.

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51Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list: On-board Memory Profiles 5. Windows Central says four profiles, the maker figure is stored.

Macros

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Fully customizable keys and macros.

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: Synapse configures macros.

Macros stored onboardiMacros themselves execute from mouse memory without the configuration app. Onboard DPI or button assignments alone do not prove onboard macros.

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Button remapping

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker: Fully customizable keys and macros.

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: Synapse configures button mappings.

Per-app profiles

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Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Press release: smart profiles in Synapse switch layouts automatically when a linked game launches. Needs Synapse running.

User firmware updatesiA public user-accessible updater or documented software firmware-update procedure exists for this exact model.

Yes5Maker product pagepulsar.gg/pages/downloadRead 14 October 2026The download entry has a Firmware tab and the software supports Dongle pairing and Firmware update.

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026FAQ: update the device firmware through the Synapse dashboard.

In the box

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In the boxiDocumented contents of the specified colour or bundle. Installed parts and optional extras are distinguished in source notes.

X2F CrazyLight Wireless Mouse x 1, Link 2 Dongle x 1, USB-C Cable x 1, 2 Types Skates Set x 11Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker package contents.

Razer Basilisk V4 Pro, HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2 Mini Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter, USB Type A to USB Type C Cable, Important Product Information Guide1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Spec list Box Contents, verbatim.

Cables included

APulsar X2F CrazyLight

Type	Cable count
USB-C Cable	1

Source1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker package contents: USB-C Cable x 1.

BRazer Basilisk V4 Pro

Type	Cable count
USB Type A to USB Type C cable	1

Source1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box contents: USB Type A to USB Type C cable.

Extra skates includediAn extra usable skate set is supplied separately from installed skates, including an alternative dot set. Factory protective film is not a spare skate.

Yes1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026Maker package contents list a separate 2 Types Skates Set. The set holds dot feet and full-cover feet.

No1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box contents list no spare feet.

Grip tape

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No1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Box contents list no grip tape. Profesionalreview confirms there is no grip pack.5Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2026/10/08/razer-basilisk-v4-pro-review/ampRead 14 October 2026Review: the box has no grip pack.

Links

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Product page

www.pulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouse1Maker product pagepulsar.gg/products/pulsar-lab-x2f-crazylight-gaming-mouseRead 14 October 2026

www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-pro1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026

Spec sheet

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Manual

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EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

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Warranty

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Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

2years4Maker product pagepulsar.gg/pages/warranty-informationRead 14 October 2026Global warranty page: Mice / Keyboards = 2 Years. Counted from the purchase date.

2years1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v4-proRead 14 October 2026Page says up to 2 years of warranty. US market. JB Hi-Fi lists 1 year in Australia.

Both are also in the API. Back to all mice.