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SAVE $20: As of Jan. 21,Telugu Archives Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed gaming mouse is on sale for $49 at Target, down from $69.99. That’s a 30% discount on a fan-favorite mouse with ergonomic design, nine customizable controls, and wireless versatility.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Razer Razer Basilisk V3 X Gaming Mouse $49.98 at Target
$69.99 Save $20.01

If you’re the type of gamer who demands precision and comfort (and let’s be honest, who isn’t?), the Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed gaming mouse might be your new best friend — and it’s currently $20 off at Target. At $49, this sale price gets you a top-tier accessory with features designed to enhance gaming performance.

What makes it stand out? The Basilisk’s ergonomic shape feels like a handshake with destiny (embrace the cheeseboard people). It’s super comfy for long gaming sessions, that goes for claw, palm, or hybrid grip. Plus, it’s got nine programmable buttons that make your life so much easier when juggling commands, macros, or quick weapon swaps. It’s like a Swiss Army knife but for your hand.

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This mouse doesn’t just settle for one wireless mode either — it gives you both Razer HyperSpeed Wireless (ridiculously low latency) and Bluetooth (perfect for casual sessions or conserving battery). Speaking of battery, you’re looking at up to 285 hours of gaming on HyperSpeed Wireless and a jaw-dropping 535 hours on Bluetooth. Basically, this thing will outlast your longest gaming marathons and then some.

The Razer 5G optical sensor keeps things pixel-perfect, so you won’t have to blame your mouse when you whiff that headshot. And those Gen-2 mechanical switches? They’re built to last up to 60 million clicks. Yes, you read that right — 60 million.

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Razer Chroma RGB is a main selling point here, seeing as RGB makes you game faster and all (Sarcasm implied). Pick an automatic preset or let it match the action in-game, the choice is yours chief.

At $49, this is an absolute steal for anyone needing a reliable, feature-packed gaming mouse. Razer Basilisk V3 X will have your back grinding through ranked matches, streaming, or just smashing casual hours in your favorite RPG.

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