Now may be the worst time to go shopping for a graphics card, but at least the sales on other PC parts and accessories are going on as usual; Razer's original Basilisk mouse has been a favorite of many in the Razer lineup for several years now ( We gave it an 80/100 in our review). It's the cheapest ever, at least on Amazon.

The Razer Basilisk has a 6400 DPI optical sensor, customizable RGB lighting, a button toggle for quick DPI adjustment, and a total of seven programmable buttons (including two primary click buttons) Razer, promises that the mechanical switches will withstand 50 million clicks, and there is a two-year warranty to back it up. Settings and lighting can be adjusted with Razer's Synapse software, so if you already have Synapse installed, at least you don't have to download another utility.

We reviewed the Razer Basilisk when it was first released in 2018, and the mouse scored 80/100 for its comfortable design and features. The main complaint at the time was the Razer Synapse software, which required creating an online account to change settings. This software was later taken over by Basilisk V2.

If the Basilisk is not quite the shape you are looking for, check out our guide to other recommended gaming mice.