Razer Launches Basilisk X HyperSpeed and Ultimate Wireless Mice with Optical Switches and Up to 20,000 DPI
Optical switch technology Razer begins to extend to the best products of the brand such as the one already announced Viper Ultimate, the turn comes for the range Basilisk with the models Basilisk X HyperSpeed Y Basilisk Ultimate.
Both models integrate the technology of Razer HyperSpeed, making Razer mouse that use this technology those that offer the best response with a 25% improvement compared to other wireless technology mouse.
The technology HyperSpeed in conjunction with the optical buttons, they reduce to a minimum the latency from the press until we see the order executed on the screen, in addition, they eliminate the need for a physical contact to send the signal from the mouse when clicking on the optical switches, eliminating in turn the errors that can be caused by the rebound of the mechanical buttons.
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Razer Basilisk Ultimate
The Razer Basilisk Ultimate takes full advantage of technology and uses the optical sensor Focus+ improving even the response of the Viper Ultimate, offering up to 20.000 DPI and a resolution accuracy of 99.6%.
Razer Basilisk Ultimate Features:
- Focus + optical sensor up to 20,000 DPI and 99.6% resolution accuracy
- Up to 650 inches per second (IPS) / 50G acceleration
- Advanced surface mouse landing / takeoff distance customization
- HyperSpeed wireless technology
- 11 individually programmable buttons
- Removable multi-function trigger
- Razer ™ Optical Switches with Life Cycle of Up to 70 Million Clicks
- Ergonomic right-handed design with rubber side gussets
- Scroll wheel with customization of hardness by the dial at the bottom of the mouse
- Sensitivity Settings (Standard Levels: 800/1800/4000/9000/20000)
- Hybrid and cloud profile storage (4 + 1 profiles)
- Adjustments and customization using Razer Synapse 3 software
- 14 Razer Chroma ™ RGB lighting zones with 16.8 million color options
- Cross synchronization of color between devices
- Wireless and wired mode of use
- Dongle USB 2.4 GHz
- 1.8 meter Speedflex cable for wired use and mouse charging
- Compatible with the Razer charging dock
- Battery life cycle: Up to approximately 100 hours (without lighting) (Battery life will depend on usage settings made)
- Approximate size: 130mm (Length) x 75mm (Width) x 42mm (Height)
- Approximate weight: 107 grams (without cable)
- Compatible with Xbox One via basic connection
Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed
The Basilisk X HyperSpeed has dual wireless connectivity and Bluetooth and includes the sensor 5G optical up to 16.000 DPI, the same that we can find in the Razer DeathAdder Elite.
According to Razer, the Basilisk X HyperSpeed offers the longest life of a wireless mouse on the market in Bluetooth mode, being able to extend battery use by up to 450 hours.
Características del Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed:
- Razer 5G optical sensor with up to 16,000 DPI
- Up to 450 inches per second (IPS) / 40G acceleration
- HyperSpeed wireless technology (using a 2.4 GHz USB Dongle)
- Dual wireless mode (2.4 GHz and Bluetooth)
- 6 independent fully programmable buttons
- Razer ™ Mechanical Mouse Switches, Life Cycle Up to 50 Million Clicks
- Ergonomic right-handed design
- Touch scroll wheel
- Sensitivity Settings (Standard Levels: 800/1800/4000/9000/20000)
- Internal storage of sections of DPIs and keymap
- Adjustments and customization using Razer Synapse 3 software
- Battery life cycle: Up to 285 hours using the USB dongle (2.4 GHz), or 450 hours in Bluetooth mode, including one AA battery.
- Approximate size: 130mm (Length) x 60mm (Width) x 42mm (Height)
- Approximate weight: 83 grams (excluding battery)
Both models are already available with the following prices:
Razer Basilisk Ultimate & Razer Mouse Dock: 189.99€ Recommended PVP
Razer Basilisk Ultimate: 169.99€ Recommended PVP
Razer Mouse Dock: 59.99€ Recommended PVP
Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed: 69.99€ Recommended PVP
Conclusion
Razer’s new Basilisk X HyperSpeed and Ultimate Wireless mice are finally here, packing some serious features. Both mice come equipped with Razer’s Optical Switches, which offer a much faster response time than traditional switches. The Basilisk X also features a new 20,000 DPI sensor, while the Ultimate model ups the ante with an impressive 50,000 DPI sensor.
So, which one of these mice is right for you? If you’re looking for sheer performance, the Ultimate is the way to go. But if you want a more affordable option that still offers plenty of features, the Basilisk X is a great choice.
