Corsair DARK CORE RGB PRO Black 8 Buttons 18000 dpi

Pros: The material on the part of the mouse where your palm rests is nice and smooth, and my hand feels comfy when I hold my mouse claw style. The mouse’s left and right buttons register a click all the way from the base of the trigger easily! Setting up the RGB on the mouse was simple, just download the drivers + program and customize it however you want. With the program, you can also have the mouse bind to different functions or have macros if you don’t like the mode change/ dpi change. The wireless functionality works exceptionally without any problems. Cons: At first, before I installed the mouse drivers and connected the mouse to my computer through a wire, I had some weird troubles where it would hold on to the left click, effectively dragging icons/ programs on my run/start bar or selecting text throughout a website. It was fixed when I downloaded the drivers + program on my computer. Overall Review: Overall, I am not an expert in mouses but this is a excellent mouse that I that can use with the Bluetooth on my computer without any delay in response, or I could even plug in a little USB wireless plug in to use the mouse wirelessly too. I use the mouth in Bluetooth mode, and also connected via a wire equally, and both modes work wonders. This mouse is very similar to the Logitech g402 I had previously, and the material on that mouse wheel rusted down, and had a lot of sharp edges on the mouse, sometimes causing discomfort. This mouse has more rounded out edges, and everything is made of a good material that doesn’t seem like it would wear down until years of use.

Pros: – It’s a high quality mouse with true 16k DPI, which is an insane resolution that nobody really “needs” or will notice, but definitely nice to have – iCUE allows you to customize nearly every single thing on this mouse, including different DPI settings (like setting up profiles), which includes different X- and Y-axis sensitivities, should you desire that – Lots of buttons for macro programming! Cons: – Obviously battery life is everybody’s main complaint – but be real, it’s an RGB wireless mouse. Those LEDs use electricity. The battery life will most definitely be shorter than a bone stock wireless mouse from Staples. Overall Review: I came from a Logitech M-series mouse, which I had for many years. I almost always bought Logitech because they’re simple and easy to use, and for the most part, I wanted a really simple aesthetic. RGB has been around for quite some time but I never really loved it because it’s so excessive. However, after building my new PC with some RGB, I could see why people like it. Kinda fun to program and mess around with. So when my Logitech mouse started having double-click problems and the scroll wheel stopped working properly, I decided to go with Corsair because many of the components in my PC are Corsair. I was not disappointed. To address the battery life issue – change the sleep timer on the mouse from 15 minutes to 5 minutes in “Settings” in the iCUE software. This seems to hugely help with battery life. Also, you can add the battery life of the mouse to the notification tray (in Windows 10) so you can always check the status of the battery. If you use the mouse a lot on a daily basis, just plug it in every other night and you’ll be fine. I would recommend this mouse to the enthusiast, PC builder, and gamer.

Pros: – Confortable – Really beautiful – The profile indicators are very useful – The side part replacement is awesome! Cons: – It disconnects using de slipstream wireless connector (I haven’t tried bluetooth). The wireless status indicator starts blinking in withe and mean while the mouse is useless, and the mouse keeps doing this for 30 seconds (sometimes more). – When I connected the mouse to the computer Corsair ICUE died and killed some processes from my computer, I wasn’t able to use the start menu, control panel, windows search, etc. The same happened when I connected for the first time my new corsair keyboard. Overall Review: I don’t recommend this mouse. Actually it is a good mouse, but has some serious problems using wireless with slipstream. First, the day It came I connected the wireless reciever and turned on the mouse, it worked well for the first 5 minutes then disconnected and I did wait a minute and it started working again, looking in some forums I found that was a problem with windows, you have to disable the option that allows the pc turns off the usb ports. It worked for that, but It still disconnecting from the usb reciever, the led indicator is blinks in withe sometimes while doing anything so you can’t move in like 30 secons. The solution to those problems was using the mouse with the cable. I don’t know if there is a software solution, but Corsair ICUE broke some windows functions. So, if you want a wireless mouse for gaming (I think that’s the reason you are reading this) this is not your option.

Pros: Easy to return. Cons: -When charging it has all its lights going off constantly. -Randomly disconnected every 30 seconds or so on wireless. -When wired the corsair software didn’t recognize it, so it went to default settings. Overall Review: I had Logitech G402 and the mouse wheel had given up just 6 months into ownership. Everything else was great for 3 years. Tired of the mouse wheel issue and saw bad reviews for Logitech’s quality. Decided to try other brands, corsair was a disappointment. Try moving the mouse to aim at something only to have it stop responding for a half second… With razor now and it has the same feel as Logitech but the mouse wheel works:)