Razer, the company known for making gaming products, has now announced a new model of its Basilisk mouse, dubbed Razer Basilisk V3 Pro. In terms of design, this new watch looks almost similar to the standard V3 model.
It comes with a claw-shaped design and has support for 11 programmable buttons. Although the design is similar to the existing model, it does come with some improvements in terms of hardware.
The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro includes new optical switches, RGB underglow, and a scroll wheel that can dynamically shift between tactile and free-spin modes based on how fast the user is spinning the wheel.
It also comes with support for wireless connectivity, something that was not available in its predecessor, and the company has also opted to include a more powerful 30K DPI sensor.
The company is bringing its 4K Hz wireless polling technology to the Basilisk V3 Pro that was introduced last month. However, the feature will be available only if the user also purchases a separate charging dock.
The charging dock comes with a magnetic puck placed in the base, allowing the mouse to securely attach itself to the dock for charging while not in use and even allows the V3 Pro to charge using other Qi-compatible charging sources.
The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro is priced at $160 but the bundle with the charging dock is available for $199, which is a discounted price given that the standalone charging dock costs $70. It is now available for purchase through the Razer storefront and will be available through other retailers in the coming days.
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