I was accidentally activating the feature at inopportune times during games and work. With each day that I used the Basilisk, I grew more agitated with the DPI Clutch button. For me, the problem was that mashing the button felt so good that I was involuntarily clicking it constantly when web browsing or other tasks because my thumb is always on top of it.
The button itself feels nice to the touch and is very easy to activate.
Swapping between your regular aiming sensitivity and then popping this button to lower sensitivity for when you are looking down the sight of your long-range scope is very helpful and a cool idea. In the out of the box configuration, the DPI Clutch lets you change sensitivity on the fly. This DPI Clutch sits directly under the forward button. What makes the Basilisk different is the inclusion of what Razer dubs the DPI Clutch button. It comes with nice braided cable that never gets in the way. The mouse 4 and mouse 5 buttons (also known as the forward and back buttons) are the standard fare you’d get on just about any other mouse. The Basilisk is made for right-handed gamers and features a rubberized thumb rest and buttons on its left side for easy access to the right thumb. Right off the bat, if you are a left-handed user, you need not apply.
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