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General

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Series

Razer Basilisk1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Razer Orochi3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Page product family: Razer Orochi

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

RZ01-05230100-R3U1, RZ01-05230100-R3M11Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026RZ01-05230100-R3U1 is the US store SKU. RZ01-05230100-R3M1 is the Amazon US model number for the same Black mouse.

RZ01-03730100-R3G1, RZ01-03730400-R3U14Retailer pageox.ee/en/product/1665666Read 15 October 2026OX.ee product code RZ01-03730100-R3G1 for the black 2021 SKU. White is RZ01-03730400. Kakaku lists the Japan white as RZ01-03730400-R3A1 and the US white part RZ01-03730400-R3U1 comes from a reseller listing

GTIN / EAN

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88864193332414Retailer pageox.ee/en/product/1665666Read 15 October 2026EAN 8886419333241 for RZ01-03730100-R3G1

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

1 October 20244Press articlefunkykit.com/news/razer-announces-new-basilisk-v3-pro-35k-and-basilisk-v3-35k-gaming-miceRead 11 October 2026Razer announcement published 1 October 2024.

27 April 20211Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Press release dated 27 April 2021

Status

Available1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Listed for sale on the US store on 2026-10-11.

Available3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026razer.com sells an Orochi V2 from US$39.99 in 2026. That page is the newer SKU RZ01-0569 with changed speed and battery claims. The 2021 SKUs RZ01-0373 stored here are still sold by retailers

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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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.

$69.994Press articlefunkykit.com/news/razer-announces-new-basilisk-v3-pro-35k-and-basilisk-v3-35k-gaming-miceRead 11 October 2026Reproduced maker announcement: Basilisk V3 35K MSRP 69.99 USD. The current US store price is higher.

$69.991Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Razer Orochi V2 US$69.99 MSRP. The Customs Edition is $89.99 and is not stored6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: $70 MSRP as of writing7Reviewwindowscentral.com/razer-orochi-v2-reviewRead 15 October 2026Review: $70 in black or white, available now at Razer.com and retailers

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.

€84.994Press articlefunkykit.com/news/razer-announces-new-basilisk-v3-pro-35k-and-basilisk-v3-35k-gaming-miceRead 11 October 2026Reproduced maker announcement: Basilisk V3 35K MSRP 84.99 EUR. VAT treatment is not stated.

€79.991Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Razer Orochi V2 EUR 79.99 MSRP. Tax treatment is not stated7Reviewwindowscentral.com/razer-orochi-v2-reviewRead 15 October 2026Review: 80 EUR with the 70 USD price. The press release gives 79.99 EUR MSRP

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

US1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026US store SKU (R3U1 suffix).

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ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

Black1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026The US store lists Black only. The launch announcement mentioned black and white editions, and no White SKU was found.

Black, White Edition, Quartz Edition1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: available as standard in Black or White. The current razer.com page also names a Quartz Edition3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Page: Black, White Edition, Quartz Edition and Razer Customs

Segment

Gaming1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Gaming3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Razer gaming mice page. Compact, ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mouse

Mouse type

Standard1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Standard1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: a standard wireless mouse with a scroll wheel and six buttons

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.

Asymmetric, right-handed1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Symmetrical body1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Spec list: Symmetrical right-handed design

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

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

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Palm, Claw, Fingertip6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: Razer set out to make a mouse for all common grip types. Windows Central says Razer optimized it for claw, palm or fingertip use. Palm gripers with large hands may find it short7Reviewwindowscentral.com/razer-orochi-v2-reviewRead 15 October 2026Review: Razer optimized it for claw, palm or fingertip use

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.

Back5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database labels the hump Back - minimal.

Back1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: a raised back arch gives a secure palm fit8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: back, minimal. The maker release says a raised back arch

Thumb rest

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

No8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: thumb rest No

Ring or pinky finger rest

No5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database lists no ring-finger rest.

No8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: ring finger rest No

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

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Swappable parts

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Top shell1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: Razer Customs top shells. The master guide says the top cover comes off to reach the battery and dongle3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Page: Razer Customs designs and a replacement parts page for mice10Reviewgizmodo.com/the-new-razer-orochi-v2-is-a-nice-little-lightweight-tr-1846773147Read 15 October 2026Review: Razer lets buyers order a customized top shell. The removable cover is thin plastic

Adjustable weight

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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.

Length130Maximum width75.4Maximum height42.5mm(5.1 × 3 × 1.7 in)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Product page spec list: length 130.0, width 75.1, height 42.5 mm. The master guide states 75.4 mm width, which is stored. Tom's Hardware also lists 75.4 mm for the sibling Pro model.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026ManualsLib copy of the Razer Basilisk V3 35K master guide, technical specifications: approximate size 130.0 x 75.4 x 42.5 mm. The product page lists width 75.1 mm. The manual is preferred over the product page.

Length108Maximum width62.6Maximum height38.5mm(4.3 × 2.5 × 1.5 in)4Retailer pageox.ee/en/product/1665666Read 15 October 2026Razer spec table copied by the retailer: Approximate Size Length 108.0 mm, Width 62.6 mm, Height 38.5 mm. The press release and Tom's Hardware round it to 108 x 60 x 38 mm

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.

101g(3.6 oz)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list: 101 g excluding cable.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide: approximate weight 101 g excluding cable.

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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.

Focus Pro 35K Optical Sensor Gen-21Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Razer 5G Advanced Optical Sensor1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: ultra-responsive 5G advanced optical sensor. Tom's Hardware calls it Razer 5G

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.

Razer1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Razer1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Razer markets it as its own 5G sensor. The physical PixArt part is stored separately

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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PAW33699Measurementtechpowerup.com/review/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Search result excerpt of the review: the sensor is Razer's custom PAW3369. Razer publishes only the 5G name. The review page was not opened

Sensor type

Optical1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Optical1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: 5G advanced optical sensor

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.

35,000DPI1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

18,000DPI2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 3: true 18,000 DPI 5G optical sensor

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

100DPI2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Performance screenshot: the sensitivity slider runs from 100 to 35000 DPI.

100DPI6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Spec table: 100 to 18,000 CPI

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

1DPI1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor comparison table: DPI steps adjustment 1 DPI.

100DPI6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Synapse sets each CPI level in increments of 100

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

52Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Performance section: you can create up to 5 sensitivity stages.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Synapse section: up to 5 sensitivity stages.

52Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Performance tab: up to 5 sensitivity 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, 6,400DPI2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Page 2: the DPI stages are 400, 800, 1600 (default), 3200 and 6400.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide: the DPI stages are 400, 800, 1600 (default), 3200 and 6400. The 1600 default is the stage active out of the box.

400, 800, 1,600, 3,200, 6,400DPI2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 and 3: default stages 400, 800, 1600 (default), 3200 and 6400

Separate X and Y DPI

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Performance section: the Enable X-Y function can be turned on for each stage.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Synapse section: each stage can enable the Enable X-Y function.

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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.

750IPS1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor table: 750 IPS.

450IPS1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Spec list: up to 450 IPS / 40 G acceleration. The current razer.com page lists 350 IPS and 35 G for the newer SKU RZ01-0569, which is not stored

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 pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor table: 70 G.

40G1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Spec list: up to 450 IPS / 40 G acceleration

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.

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Separate lift and landing distance

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor table: asymmetric cut-off, up to 26 steps. Millimetre values are not stated.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Calibration subtab: Enable Asymmetric Cut-Off sets separate lift-off and landing distances.

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

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor table: Smart Tracking (Low / Med / High).3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Calibration subtab: optimize the sensor to any surface, with Smart Tracking.

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Calibration subtab optimizes the sensor to any surface. Smart Tracking sets the stop-tracking distance

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

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

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Angle snapping

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Ripple control

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Tracks on glass

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Sensor text: best-in-class tracking on a wider variety of surfaces including glass. No glass thickness is stated.

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Sensor position

Centred5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database gives a centered sensor at 48 percent of body length.

Forward8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: forward (61%)

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.

ARazer Basilisk V3 35K

Data connection	Polling rate (Hz)
USB (wired)	125
USB (wired)	500
USB (wired)	1,000

Source2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Performance screenshot offers polling rate buttons 125, 500 and 1000 Hz. The mouse is wired only, so the rates apply to the wired connection.5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database lists a polling rate of 1000 Hz. TechGearLab also reports 1000 Hz.6Reviewtechgearlab.com/reviews/cool-gadgets/gaming-mouse/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Review measured a steady 1000 Hz polling rate that never dipped below 1000 Hz.

BRazer Orochi V2

Data connection	Polling rate (Hz)	Receiver requirement
2.4 GHz	125	Included HyperSpeed wireless dongle
2.4 GHz	500	Included HyperSpeed wireless dongle
2.4 GHz	1,000	Included HyperSpeed wireless dongle

Source2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Performance tab: choose 125 Hz, 500 Hz or 1000 Hz in the Synapse polling dropdown. The guide does not name the connection. The dongle is used because Synapse configures through it. Bluetooth rates are not stated

Max polling rate

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Polling rate (wired)

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Polling rate (2.4 GHz)

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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

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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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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.

103g(3.6 oz)6Reviewtechgearlab.com/reviews/cool-gadgets/gaming-mouse/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Review spec table: measured weight 103 g. Scale, installed skates and fixed cable handling are not stated. Review dated August 18, 2025.

73g(2.6 oz)9Measurementtechpowerup.com/review/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Search result excerpt of the review: about 73 g on a scale with the included lithium AA battery, 68 g with an AAA battery and 58 g with no battery. Tom's Hardware lists about 75 g, Gizmodo 72 g and Windows Central just under 74 g. The review page is on the blocked list and was not opened

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 pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Mechanical1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release names 2nd-gen Razer Mechanical Mouse Switches with gold-plated contacts8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: mechanical switches, 60M

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

Razer1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Razer1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026

Main switch model

Optical Mouse Switches Gen-31Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Razer Mechanical Mouse Switches Gen-21Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 20262nd-gen Razer Mechanical Mouse Switches, called Gen-2 in the master guide and on the current page

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.

90million1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list: 90-million click lifecycle.

60million1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: up to 60 million clicks. Rating is a maker claim

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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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

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Side switch model

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Middle click switch

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Scroll encoder type

Optical5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database lists the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel encoder as optical with 24 steps.

Mechanical8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: TTC Black mechanical encoder, 24 steps

Scroll encoder

Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database name: Razer HyperScroll Tilt Wheel.

TTC Black8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: TTC Black

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.

112Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Page 2 layout: left, right, wheel (click and two tilts), scroll mode button, DPI cycle button, multi-function trigger, mouse buttons 4 and 5 and the profile button. Counted as 11.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide device layout lists left, right, wheel (click and tilt both ways), scroll mode button, DPI cycle button, multi-function trigger, mouse buttons 4 and 5 and the profile button. Counted as 11 physical inputs.

62Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 labels left and right buttons, scroll wheel, DPI cycle button and mouse buttons 4 and 5. Scroll click is part of the wheel. That is 6 inputs

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

111Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list and FAQ: 11 programmable buttons. The page also advertises 13 controls, which include scroll up and down.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide: 11 programmable buttons.

62Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 3: six independently programmable buttons

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.

32Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Multi-function trigger (G), mouse button 5 (H) and mouse button 4 (I).5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database lists 3 side buttons.

22Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1: mouse button 4 and mouse button 5

Side buttons on

Left5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Left side. The mouse is right-handed.

Left6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: slim side buttons geared toward right-handed users with a groove on the left side

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

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Page 2 lists a DPI cycle button (F).3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide lists a DPI cycle button.

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026

DPI button position

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Top6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: the CPI button sits south of the scroll wheel

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

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026FAQ: the button on the bottom toggles the onboard profiles by default and is remappable in Synapse 4.2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Page 2 lists a profile button (M) and a profile indicator (L).3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide lists a profile button and a profile indicator.

No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 labels every control. There is no 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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No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 labels every control. None is a dedicated DPI-shift button. Synapse can assign a Sensitivity Clutch action to a button

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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No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 labels every control. None is a dedicated gesture button

Scroll wheel

Notched, Free spin, Tilt1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Notched4Retailer pageox.ee/en/product/1665666Read 15 October 2026Razer spec table: Tilt Scroll Wheel None6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: rubber wheel with tactile steps and rows of bumps8Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 15 October 2026Database: no free spin and no side tilt

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

Automatic1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Tactile and free-spin modes are electronically actuated. Smart-Reel auto-switches by scroll speed.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide shows a scroll mode button and a Smart-Reel option that switches Free-Spinning and Tactile Cycling automatically.

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

No5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database lists no thumb wheel.

No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 labels every control. There is no thumb wheel

Scroll wheel material

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Build

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Shell material

Plastic, polymer unspecified5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database material: plastic.

ABS6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: a Razer rep said the textured shell is ABS plastic. Razer Customs shells are polycarbonate

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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Matte6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: slightly textured surface that is hard to stain. Windows Central calls the finish matte7Reviewwindowscentral.com/razer-orochi-v2-reviewRead 15 October 2026Review: matte white and matte black colorways

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 pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list: 100% PTFE.

PTFE1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release says 100% PTFE feet and the spec list says undyed PTFE. No virgin-grade claim3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Page: 100% PTFE mouse feet

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

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

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Feet thickness

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Cable

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Cable

Braided1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Razer Speedflex cable described as woven. Stored as braided. The brand name alone does not show paracord.

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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.

No5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Database: wired, non-detachable.

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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.

None5Spec databaseeloshapes.com/mouse/compareRead 11 October 2026Fixed cable, so no port on the mouse.

None2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026No port is labelled on the mouse. Tom's Hardware says there is no wired option

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

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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)1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list: wired only.

2.4 GHz, Bluetooth1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: dual-mode wireless, 2.4 GHz and BLE. No wired mode

Wireless technology

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Razer HyperSpeed Wireless1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: Razer HyperSpeed wireless technology

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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5.12Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 product requirements: USB-A port or Bluetooth 5.16Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Spec table: USB Type-A dongle or Bluetooth 5.1

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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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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22Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Slider switch selects HyperSpeed 2.4 GHz, power off or Bluetooth. Two host connections, one on the dongle and one over Bluetooth. Tom's Hardware describes switching between two PCs with the toggle6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: connect the mouse to 2 PCs and switch with the wireless toggle on the underside

Device switching

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Switch2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 item K: slider switch6Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Review: toggle on the underside of the mouse

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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USB-A2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1: USB-A port for the wireless dongle

Receiver storage in mouse

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Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 4: take the wireless USB dongle out from under the top cover. The razer.com FAQ says it is stored in a compartment under the cover3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026Page: wireless dongle stored in a compartment under the top cover

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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No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026What's inside lists the mouse, dongle, AA battery and guide. No extender

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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Yes1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: connect the Orochi V2 and a wireless keyboard to a single USB 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.

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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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AA1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: a single AA or AAA battery in a hybrid slot, one type at a time. AA is the included battery

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

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11Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Release: only one battery is required

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

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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.

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Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 4 Inserting the battery: remove the top cover and insert the AA battery. Low-battery notice says to replace the battery

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.

ARazer Basilisk V3 35K

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BRazer Orochi V2

Connection	Claimed runtime (h)
2.4 GHz	425
Bluetooth	950

Source1Press releaserazer.com/newsroomRead 15 October 2026Spec list: up to 425 hours (2.4 GHz) and 950 hours (BLE) with the included lithium AA battery. Polling rate is not stated. The release body says over 900 hours on Bluetooth. The current razer.com page lists 445 and 1100 hours for the newer SKU, which is not stored

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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950h=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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Battery life on Bluetooth

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950h=CalculatedFrom Battery life by mode (claimed)

Charging port

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None2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026The included AA battery is non-rechargeable. The mouse has no charging port

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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Charging dock included

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No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026What's inside lists no dock

Battery indicator

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LED, Software2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Status indicator blinks red twice below 5%. The indicator percentage can be customized in Synapse. Tom's Hardware says Synapse shows 5 battery stages

Lighting

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

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026The guide and the razer.com FAQ list no lighting. The FAQ says the mouse has no Chroma RGB3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026FAQ: no Chroma lighting, to maximize battery life

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

111Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Page: 11-zone Chroma lighting with full underglow.

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Lighting sync

Razer Chroma RGB1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

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DPI indicator

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LED2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Status indicator changes colour to show the active stage: red, green, blue, cyan and yellow

Software

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Software

Razer Synapse 41Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026FAQ names Razer Synapse 4 for button mapping, macros, Smart-Reel mode and lighting.

Razer Synapse 32Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 5 configures the mouse in Razer Synapse. Section 3: Razer Synapse 3 enabled

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, macOS2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Synapse requirements: Windows 10 64-bit or higher, or macOS 15 with Apple Silicon M series or higher.

Windows2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Synapse requirements: Windows 7 64-bit or higher

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

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 3: on-board DPI and keymap storage3Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026FAQ: a single onboard memory profile saves settings without software

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

51Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list: on-board memory with 5 profiles.3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide: up to 5 profiles stored on the mouse, usable on systems without the app.

13Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026FAQ: a single onboard memory profile

Macros

Yes1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 20263Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Guide has a Macro tab for recording keystrokes, button presses and cursor movements.

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Macro function needs the Macro module installed

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 pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Customize subtab changes the assignment of each button

Per-app profiles

Yes3Owner's manualmanualslib.tech/guide/1013012/razer-basilisk-v3-35k-manual.htmlRead 11 October 2026Linked Games tab switches the device profile when a linked app launches. Needs Synapse running.

Yes2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Profiles tab: each profile can be set to activate when you run an application (Linked Games)

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

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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.

Razer Basilisk V3 35K, Important Product Information Guide1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Spec list box contents: the mouse and the Important Product Information Guide.

Razer Orochi V2, Wireless USB dongle (stored inside the mouse), 1 x AA battery, Important Product Information Guide2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 1 What's inside: Razer Orochi V2, 1 x AA battery, Important Product Information Guide. Part H is the wireless USB dongle

Cables included

ARazer Basilisk V3 35K

Type	Cable count
Fixed Razer Speedflex cable	1

Source1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026The cable is fixed to the mouse, so it is not a separate box item. It is counted here as the documented fixed cable.

BRazer Orochi V2

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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.

No1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Box contents list no spare feet.

No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026What's inside lists no spare feet

Grip tape

No1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Box contents list no grip tape.

No2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026What's inside lists no grip tape

Links

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Product page

www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35k1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026

www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v23Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-orochi-v2Read 15 October 2026

Spec sheet

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Manual

dl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdf2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/BASILISKV3-00000203-en.pdfRead 11 October 2026Official English Razer master guide for the Basilisk V3 35K, Synapse 3 edition, 33 pages. Its text layer is unreadable, so it was read through page images. It has no technical specification table.

dl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdf2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026

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.

2years1Maker product pagerazer.com/gaming-mice/razer-basilisk-v3-35kRead 11 October 2026Page says up to 2 years of warranty. US market. Pana Compu also lists a 2 year Razer warranty.

2years2Owner's manualdl.razerzone.com/master-guides/RazerSynapse3/OROCHIV2-00000148-en.pdfRead 15 October 2026Section 2: 2-year limited warranty

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