Excellent wireless connectivity ; Ergonomic design ; Strong in-game performance

Doesn’t support any wired connections ; Relies on last-gen Razer technology ; AA battery, not rechargeable

The Basilisk X HyperSpeed proves specs don’t tell the full story by offering nigh identical performance to newer--and more expensive--models.

If you do go with the Basilisk X Hyperspeed, it'll probably work just fine. But even in this price range, you can get a much better wireless gaming mouse.

This is a premium mouse that’s sturdy, easy to use and superbly well-designed. It’s comfortable to use for long periods and has all the functionality you’d ever need. Highly recommended.

Nothing I can think of.

Really nice and good quality. Love the design

Good value mouse, great performance and seems to be really accurate. Very ergonomic and comfy, and has a strong, sturdy feel. So far it is performing really well for gaming.

Design is good but lacks what you might expect from a "gaming" mouse to look at; no LED lights or anything and visually just look like a black mouse.

Great mouse for a great price!

Fast and handy

Sublime tracking and easy to change DPI mode

Can be a pain to pair to your PC. If like me, you were using it on a new set up PC, you literally can't use it until Windows is all installed and set up, meaning you need a wired mouse until that's done

Nice design, especially for right handers

It doesn't include a DPI clutch or Mousewheel sensitivity adjustment

It fits my (right) hand comfortably. Having both bluetooth and 2.4Hz is useful as I have two machines on my desk and I can quickly switch between them. The scroll wheel is at the right level of clickiness and quietness. (It's not silent by any means.)

The thumb buttons are a little thin and not 100% in the correct place. But I think that'll pressing consistently without thinking will just require a bit of practice.