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With clicks, scrolls, and perceptive tracking, a gaming mouse puts you in the action. The Razer Basilisk does more, with 11 buttons and a configurable scroll wheel, this ergonomic gaming mouse is primed for digital crafting, slaying, leaping, and all the rest of the action.

Right now, the Razer Basilisk V3 Optical Gaming Mouse is available for $30 off. Get it for $39.99.

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The Basilisk uses an optical 26000 DPI sensor for precise tracking. Its scroll wheel has three modes to cater to different preferences including a free spin that will keep going until it stops and a precise tactile spin.

With RGB built right in, the Basilisk glows from below and within. These 11 RGB zones are fully customizable.

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As of now, Apr. 14th, the Razer Basilisk V3 Optical Gaming Mouse is on sale for $39.99 for a savings of $30.

Whether you're aiming a Boltgun in Warhammer 40,000: Darktideor parrying in Avowed,this mouse's game-focused features will be useful.

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