RBv3X is a native macOS controller for Razer Basilisk V3 series mice — DPI stages, RGB lighting, button remapping and battery, straight over USB HID. No Razer Synapse. No drivers. No accounts.
Everything Synapse does for a Basilisk on macOS — done natively, in a 300-pixel popover.
Built for the Basilisk V3 family. Connect via the 2.4GHz USB dongle or cable.
Note: connect through the USB dongle or cable — Bluetooth does not expose the control protocol on macOS.
A menu bar app on top of the raw USB HID protocol — every command verified against real hardware.
Talks to the mouse with the same 90-byte report protocol documented by the OpenRazer project — DPI, lighting, buttons and battery, no vendor software in between.
Fully App-Sandboxed with a single USB entitlement. No kernel extensions, no helpers, no background services, no network access — and zero telemetry.
DPI stages and lighting are restored to the mouse on every reconnect, and button mappings live in the mouse's own onboard memory — they survive without the app running.
Coming to the Mac App Store — sandboxed, notarized by Apple, one-click install.
Coming soon — the app is in App Store review. This page will link the listing the moment it goes live.
Connect your Basilisk V3 series mouse via the 2.4GHz USB dongle or cable. Detection is automatic.
The mouse icon appears in your menu bar. Open it and set DPI, lighting and buttons. Settings save automatically.