INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Razer is well known for being a master in the realm of gaming peripherals and, with an already intimidating array of mice, keyboards and
headsets, the prolific brand is entering another two contenders into the fray.The Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed and Basilisk Ultimate are two
new gaming mice that will be joining the existing Basilisk range, although these new players are both wireless and incorporate a new
compared with 270, the current industry best.Similarly, this same tech is reportedly more stable and reliable than previous wireless
This is because the mouse scans for interference on all available channels every millisecond in order to switch channel to avoid any lag or
stutter it might find.Basilisk Ultimate(Image credit: Razer)As the name may suggest, the Basilisk Ultimate is geared towards those seeking
pro-level performance from their mouse, with plenty of attention paid to top quality components in the way of both precision and
durability.The Ultimate is fitted with a Focus+ 20,000 DPI optical sensor which boasts a 99.6% resolution accuracy, and sports optical
customize just about every aspect of this mouse too, including the functions of its 11 buttons, DPI sensitivity, lift-off and landing
distance, acceleration and, of course, the RGB lighting, which comes in 14 distinct zones.The Basilisk Ultimate is available today in
but, instead of the Focus+ sensor found on the Ultimate, it shares the same 5G 16,000 DPI optical sensor with the renowned Death Adder Elite
mouse.It also has mechanical switches rather than optical and does away with any fancy lighting in order to keep the cost down
It is, however, also able to connect via Bluetooth in order to save on battery, which should last you 450 hours on a single AA (rather than
the 285 hours a 2.4GHz wireless connection would last).The Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed is available now in Australia for AU$109 with
information for other markets to follow.2ETbeX4inMfsKyYcwPuLgR.jpg?#
