From Dexerto · Cande Maldonado · · 40s
Razer mouse 180-degree turn sparks cheating debate
Razer's new mouse lets gamers spin 180 degrees with one click, sparking cheating concerns.
In brief
Razer's new mouse lets gamers spin 180 degrees with one click, sparking cheating concerns. Razer's Basilisk V4 mouse features a one-click 180-degree turn that competitive players fear could be cheating. Originally reported by Dexerto.
Razer unveils Basilisk V4
Razer launched a mouse with a one-click 180-degree turn for competitive players.
Players debate cheating risk
Competitive gamers argue whether a one-click 180-degree turn counts as cheating.
“guaranteed ban”
Razer defends feature
Razer claims the turn assist helps low-sensitivity players without breaking fairness rules.
“turn assist”
Cheating concerns persist
Players warn that one-click turns could lead to bans or require bigger mousepads.
“cheater switches”
The short version
Razer's Basilisk V4 mouse features a one-click 180-degree turn that competitive players fear could be cheating.
