Razer launches Basilisk V4 Pro mouse with tilt wheel and 275-hour battery life
Razer has launched two Basilisk V4 gaming mice and a charging dock, led by the Basilisk V4 Pro, its new flagship. The Pro adds more customisable controls and a revised scroll wheel, while offering long battery life and high polling rates for gaming.
The $170 Pro has 14 customisable controls, a sensor rated up to 50,000 DPI and a tilt wheel with 24-step scrolling, or 48 steps in precision mode, plus free-spin scrolling. Razer says it lasts up to 275 hours over Bluetooth or 200 hours over Wi-Fi. The $110 V4 HyperSpeed has a 33,000 DPI sensor and lasts up to 225 hours on Bluetooth or 140 hours on Wi-Fi; the magnetic wireless Mouse Dock V2 Pro costs $70.
- Razer has released two Basilisk V4 mice and a charging dock.
- The $170 Pro offers 14 customisable controls and up to 275 hours of battery life.
- The HyperSpeed costs $110; the charging dock costs $70.
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Gaming mice are specialist computer mice designed for players who want improved control and performance compared to standard mice. Manufacturers compete on features like battery life, customisable buttons and adjustable sensitivity settings.
Razer is one of the world's largest manufacturers of gaming equipment. The company regularly releases new versions of its popular product lines to offer consumers upgraded features and options at different price points.
The Basilisk is Razer's established gaming mouse range. New releases in this category matter because they set benchmarks for battery life, precision and customisation that influence what gamers expect from gaming equipment and help shape competition in this market.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Razer’s Basilisk V4 Pro gaming mouse features a new tilt wheel and up to 275 hours of battery life”.