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Is razer basilisk x hyperspeed good?

bungusboy81
By bungusboy81
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I've been looking to get a gaming mouse, and I decided against the G502 of because of what I've heard about the awful QC and double clicking issue, so I started looking through other ones and saw the razer basilisk x hyperspeed. It looks really similar to the G502, and has a lot of the same specs of the G502, but is cheaper and I've heard a lot less about garbage QC. Any thoughts? I'm only worried about the cost of the G502 because I know I'm gonna have to buy it more than once when it breaks after 2 weeks, by the way. If it lasted longer I'd definitely get it. Should I still?

Thank you in advance!

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I used a Basilisk X Hyperspeed for a gaming mouse for a little while and for the most part it worked well except for the fact that when the battery in it gets to around 20% the mouse becomes almost unusable for gaming as it will cut out for a fraction of a second stopping your camera. Now this is fine for desktop browsing and you don’t really notice it hence why I now use the mouse for my laptop but I would not recommend using it for gaming.

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"Good" by what metric?

 

 

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48 minutes ago, Misguided Penguin said:

I used a Basilisk X Hyperspeed for a gaming mouse for a little while and for the most part it worked well except for the fact that when the battery in it gets to around 20% the mouse becomes almost unusable for gaming as it will cut out for a fraction of a second stopping your camera. Now this is fine for desktop browsing and you don’t really notice it hence why I now use the mouse for my laptop but I would not recommend using it for gaming.

What should I use instead if I don't use that one?

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33 minutes ago, bungusboy81 said:

What should I use instead if I don't use that one?

I am currently using the Glorious Model O and I love it, it’s super lightweight and I’ve never had any stuttering or hitching problems with it. It even has a wireless version that if I remember correctly is somehow even lighter than the wired one.

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