Razer has expanded its Basilisk lineup with two new wireless gaming mice and a dedicated charging dock. The headline release is the Basilisk V4 Pro, positioning itself as the company’s new flagship peripheral for competitive gamers.
The V4 Pro introduces several ergonomic and functional updates, including two additional side buttons and a repositioned multi-function trigger designed for more natural access. In total, the device offers 14 customizable control options. At the center of the interface is the HyperScroll Tilt Wheel Gen 2, which provides 24-step scrolling in precision mode and can escalate to 48 steps. The wheel also supports a free-spin mode for rapid long-distance scrolling.
Under the hood, the mouse is powered by an optical sensor capable of reaching 50,000 DPI, paired with an 8,000Hz polling rate in both wireless and wired configurations. The device features Chroma-integrated RGB lighting that dynamically adjusts to in-game events. Battery performance is a key highlight, delivering up to 275 hours of use on Bluetooth and up to 200 hours via Wi-Fi. The Basilisk V4 Pro is available immediately for $170.
Alongside the flagship model, Razer released the Basilisk V4 HyperSpeed. This mid-tier option features a 33,000 DPI optical sensor, a 4-way tilt scroll wheel with free-spin capability, and approximately a dozen customizable controls. It includes switches rated for 100 million clicks and offers a battery life of up to 225 hours on Bluetooth and 140 hours on Wi-Fi. The V4 HyperSpeed is priced at $110 and is also available now.
To complement the new peripherals, Razer introduced the Mouse Dock V2 Pro, a magnetic wireless charging station priced at $70.
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