Razer Basilisk vs Ninox Aurora

Comparison: Razer Basilisk vs Ninox Aurora

The Razer Basilisk is a wired ergonomic gaming mouse with right-handed compatibility. It features 8 buttons, weighs 107 grams, and has dimensions of 124mm in length, 75mm in width, and 43mm in height. It is equipped with a Razer 5G Optical sensor supporting up to 16,000 DPI, with a maximum polling rate of 1,000 Hz. On the other hand, the Ninox Aurora is a wired symmetrical gaming mouse with right-handed compatibility. It comes with 6 buttons, weighs 70 grams, and has dimensions of 117.5mm in length, 61mm in width, and 38mm in height. It features a PixArt ADNS-3090 sensor with up to 4,000 DPI, and offers a polling rate of 1,000 Hz.

The Ninox Aurora is -5.2% less in length, -18.7% less in width, and -11.6% less in height compared to the Razer Basilisk. Additionally, the Ninox Aurora is -34.6% lighter compared to the Razer Basilisk. In terms of performance, the Ninox Aurora has -75% less DPI and 0% more polling rate compared to the Razer Basilisk.

Specification Razer Basilisk Ninox Aurora
Image Razer Basilisk Ninox Aurora
Connectivity Wired Wired
Dimensions 124mm x 75mm x 43mm 117.5mm x 61mm x 38mm
Length 124mm 117.5mm
Width 75mm 61mm
Height 43mm 38mm
Weight 107g 70g
Buttons 8 6
Software Support Yes Yes
Sensor Razer 5G Optical PixArt ADNS-3090
Max DPI 16000 4000
Max Polling Rate 1000 Hz 1000 Hz
Hand Compatibility Right-Handed Right-Handed
Shape Ergonomic Symmetrical
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