Our favorite gaming mouse just hit a brand new record low price
Grab the Razer Basilisk V3 for under $50
Anyone on the hunt for a new gaming mouse needs to check out Amazon's latest price on the Razer Basilisk V3. Not only is this the best gaming mouse on the market right now, but it's currently at a record low $44.99 sales price (was $69.99). That's an excellent $25 discount on a top performing pointer, making this one of the best offers of the year so far.
We've seen the Razer Basilisk V3 hovering at around $60 for the last few months, only ever briefly dropping down to $50 back in May. However, today's discount brings it down to uncharted territory, and a price that we rarely see on ergonomic gaming mice with this kind of spec sheet.
We loved the super-fast 26K sensor, smart HyperScroll wheel, and comfortable ergonomic design when we got our hands on the V3. Add 11 programmable buttons, a powerful RGB underglow, and a grippy, tactile texture, and you've got yourself a winner.
You'll find more information on this Razer Basilisk V3 offer just below, and plenty more cheap gaming mouse deals further down the page.
Razer Basilisk V3 gaming mouse | $69.99 $44.99 at Amazon
Save $25 - The Razer Basilisk V3 is our favorite gaming mouse and this is its lowest ever price. You're saving $25 on this model, and picking up a bunch of excellent features for well under $50. We've only seen the V3's price get near this record low once before, during a brief flash sale down to $50 in May.
More of today's best Razer gaming mouse deals
If the Basilisk V3 isn't quite cutting it, you'll find plenty more discounts across the full range of Razer mouse models just below.
If you want to cut the cord, check out the best wireless gaming mouse models available right now. Or, for an ambidextrous model, we're also rounding up the best left-handed mice on the market. For a full setup refresh, take a look at the best gaming keyboards as well.
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