Razer Basilisk V3 vs Logitech G502 X

Which Mouse Is Better?

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Razer Basilisk V3
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Our Verdict

Razer Basilisk V3

Logitech G502 X

The Razer Basilisk V3 and the Logitech G502 X are wired multi-genre gaming mice that perform similarly well. They do have a few differences. Notably, the Razer has a higher-quality cable, and its feet offer a slightly better gliding experience. The Razer also has RGB lighting. On the other hand, the Logitech is significantly lighter.

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Variants

  • Basilisk V3 (Black)
  • Basilisk V3 (White)
  • G502 X (Black)
  • G502 X (White)

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Main Differences for
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Threshold 

0.10

Work 

7.0
7.6

Mouse Compatibility 
 

8.3
10

Build Quality 
 

8.0
8.5

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Design

Style  

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Type 
 

Standard
Standard

Coating 
 

Matte
Matte

Lighting Color  

RGB
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Shape  

3D Model  

Length  

5.1" (130 mm)
5.1" (130 mm)

Width  

3.0" (75 mm)
3.1" (78 mm)

Height  

1.7" (42 mm)
1.6" (41 mm)

Grip Width 
 

62 mm
62 mm

Ambidextrous 
 

No
No

Left-Handed Friendly 
 

No
No

Finger Rest 
 

Thumb
Thumb

Build Quality 
 

8.0
8.5

Build quality picture  

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Weight 
 

6.0
7.2

Minimum Weight Picture  

Lowest Weight 
 

99.9 g
83.6 g

Default Weight 
 

99.9 g
83.7 g

Weight Distribution 
 

Front-heavy
Centered

Extra Weights 
 

No
No
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Hand Size Recommendation 
 

Palm Grip Hand Recommendation 
 

Claw Grip Hand Recommendation 
 

Fingertip Grip Hand Recommendation 
 

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Wireless Versatility 
 

0.0
0.0

Maximum Of Paired Devices 
 

Wired
Wired

Bluetooth 
 

No
No

Receiver 
 

No
No

Battery Type 
 

No Batteries
No Batteries

Use When Charging 
 

No
No

On/Off Activation 
 

None
None

Receiver Extender 
 

No
No

Receiver Storing 
 

No
No

Battery Indicator  

No
No
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Cable 
 

Connectivity  

Wired
Wired

Cable Length 
 

6.2 ft (1.9 m)
5.8 ft (1.8 m)

Cable Type 
 

Paracord-like
Rubber

Permanent Kink 
 

Yes
Yes

Port Type: Mouse End 
 

No Port
No Port

Port Type: PC End 
 

USB-A
USB-A
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Mouse Feet 
 

9.0
8.5

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Gliding Experience 
 

Good
Good

Material 
 

Virgin Grade PTFE
Virgin Grade PTFE

Extra Included 
 

No
No
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In The Box 
 

In the box picture  

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Control

Main Button 
 

Actuation Graph  

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Switch Type 
 

Optical
Optical

Switch Model 
 

Razer Optical Mouse Switch Gen 2
LIGHTFORCE
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Additional Buttons 
 

8.1
8.1

Buttons Picture  

Total Number Of Buttons 
 

11
12

Number Of Side Buttons 
 

3
3

Number Of Programmable Inputs  
 

24
25

Profile Switching Button 
 

Yes
Yes

Gesture Support 
 

No
No
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Click Latency 
 

9.3
9.6

Latency Data  

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Expected Connection 
 

2.9 ms
2.1 ms

Wired 
 

2.9 ms
2.1 ms

Receiver 
 

N/A
N/A

Bluetooth 
 

N/A
N/A
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CPI 
 

9.8
9.0

CPI Graph  

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SRAV Close-Up  

SRAV @ 1600 CPI 
 

-0.10%
-0.17%

SRAV @ 800 CPI 
 

-0.04%
0.83%

SRAV @ 400 CPI 
 

-0.17%
-0.17%

SRAV @ Fixed CPI 
 

N/A
N/A

Precision Error Between Speeds 
 

0.28%
0.49%

Precision Error Between CPI 
 

0.28%
0.49%

Worst Tracking Error 
 

-4.00%
-10.50%

Minimum CPI 
 

100 CPI
100 CPI

Maximum CPI 
 

26,000 CPI
25,600 CPI

CPI Adjustment Steps 
 

50 CPI
50 CPI

Sensor Latency 
 

9.0
8.9

Sensor Latency Transition Graph  

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Delay To Start Of Movement 
 

11.3 ms
14.0 ms

Delay At Half Movement 
 

3.8 ms
3.7 ms

Delay To End Of Movement 
 

5.5 ms
4.4 ms

Sensor Specifications 
 

Sensor Technology 
 

Optical (LED)
Optical (LED)

Sensor Model 
 

Focus+
HERO 25K

Works On Glass 
 

No
No

Minimum Lift Off Distance 
 

1.2 mm
1.2 mm

Maximum Polling Rate 
 

1000 Hz
1000 Hz
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Mouse Wheel 
 

Mouse wheel picture  

Scroll Wheel Type 
 

Notched Wheel + Free Wheel
Notched Wheel + Free Wheel

Scroll Wheel Tilt 
 

Yes
Yes

Thumb Wheel Type 
 

No
No
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Noise  

Noise Video  

Click Noise 
 

Quiet
Loud
Operating System And Software

Configuration Software 
 

Software Tour  

Software Name  

Razer Synapse 3
Logitech G HUB

Software Windows Compatibility 
 

Yes
Yes

Software macOS Compatibility 
 

No
Yes

On-Board Memory 
 

Yes
Yes

CPI (DPI) Adjustment  
 

Yes
Yes

Polling Rate Adjustment 
 

Yes
Yes

Profile Configuration 
 

Yes
Yes

Profile Auto-Switching 
 

Yes
Yes

RGB On/Off 
 

Yes
No RGB
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Mouse Compatibility 
 

8.3
10

Windows Compatibility  

Fully
Fully

macOS Compatibility  

Partially
Fully
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Razer Basilisk V3

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    having owned both: would recommend either!

    basilisk: +cable feels more robust +smooth button actuation & shorter travel (excepting dpi key) *rubberized areas are more soft / grippy *has rgb if youre into that (though id prefer to save whatever cost and mass it adds personally) -softer body material (scratches / wears relatively easily) -software feels bloated

    g502x: +cable is much finer and very flexible ++2 extra buttons! (or 1 if you count the underside switch) +being ~17g lighter made more difference than i expected +dpi switch feels great + is comfortable to press from a greater variety of angles *sharply clicky buttons, tons of feedback -enough travel distance on the hyperscrtoll switch that i thought there might be an optical switch getting triggered on the way down to add an extra button—missed opportunity tbh