Customer Ratings & Reviews

so far this has been one of the best mouse I have ever had, I love the adjustable weights and the ease of the programmable buttons. very very user friendly.

It would be difficult to find a more feature rich mouse. 16 million colors in 3 independant zones. Fine adjustments for dpi changes. Just make sure you download the corsair software to take advantage of the features. Check out the corsair forums and download some profiles. I have the k70 rgb keyboard and many profiles work for both devices.

This control is super good. It's the right size for my hand easy to move and control plus the lighting makes it perfect. The perfect mouse for any laptop.

Picked up this mouse for gaming and am very happy with it. The software works fine although it is kinda overkill for me. Choosing the color and maybe some button configuration is all I really need. The sniper button is cool. I play BF4 and it has been very useful. The mouse has a good weight and you have the option to remove or add weight if you like. I cannot think of anything I really don't like about this mouse. I really recommend it.

Don't get me wrong I love this mouse. I just don't think it's perfect, at least for me. The light cycles, and macro buttons work well and the software they have to program everything is very easy to use. The weight and slide of the mouse is also very comfortable. However I have small hands and the fit it is a bit uncomfortable at first. I have had to get used to the mouse as it is a bit too large for my hands and have trouble wielding it when gaming gets intense. The fit is somewhat long for my hands and although it is comfortable for long periods it tends to get away from me during games. Overall it is a great mouse and the software is awesome. I realize that this mouse is great, just not perfect for small hands.

Disclaimer: I'm not a big PC gamer - and when I do game on the PC it's almost always with an XB1 controller :) So...why does a non-gamer buy a gaming mouse? Simple, I think 99% of non-gaming mouses look stupid. I wanted something comfortable, cool looking, wired - preferable braided cable, I really liked the idea of being able to adjust the weight. Did I get all those things? Mostly. COMFORT: I dunno, really. Meh? I think maybe it's just not suited to how large my hands are, or at least how long my fingers are? I occasionally use a bit of a "claw" type grip, but mostly not and my fingers just hang off the end. I feel like the "butt" of the mouse (where the Corsair logo is) could be taller too. COOL LOOKING: Most definitely. From the solid aluminum chassis to the placement of the LED lighting and the way it reflects onto the mousepad. Very cool. WIRED: Yes, obviously. And a nice braided cable as well. Of note, the cabling dose come out of the left side of the front of the mouse (if you're looking top down) rather than the center. Probably not going to bother anyone's setup since it is NOT an ambidextrous mouse, but it's worth mentioning. WEIGHT: Adjustable weight is cool. I like a heavier mouse, and meeces tend to be pretty light, so I liked being able to add some weight back. Software: Confusing. I'm sure there's a lot you can do with it, but I'm not invested enough to try. I set my DPI settings, I set my colors, I'm good to go.

I'm not gonna lie, I'm not great at FPS games on PC, but the sniper button really helps me up my game. The RGB lighting on it is also a nice touch. The removable weights are also pretty spiffy, I'm a bit of a claw grip and I prefer a lighter mouse and that did the trick. The DPI adjustment buttons on top are AWESOME! (like when your mouse goes SUPER slow in the menu on the game but insane fast in-game)

A really comfortable and ultra responsive mouse. The sniper button isn't used as much since I tend to play with low dpi in fps games already but it can make a huge difference in precision when needed at high dpi. I got the Corsair Strafe RGB to match up and don't regret it at all!

This is my first real gaming mouse, so I shopped around a bit before I purchase one. I am not disappointed in the way it works, I love the sniper button in the thumb rest area, and the mouse sensitivity is adjustable on the fly with the buttons just behind the mouse wheel with the led between those buttons telling you what setting it is on. It is very weighty, which I like, and it slides well on my mouse pad. The buttons are very smooth and the RBG lighting is adjustable with the Corsair Utility program you can download. Some cool effects available if you have a RBG keyboard from them as well. The only issue I have is that the matte finish gets dirty/greasy really easy and I have to wipe it off regularly. I'm not a dirty guy, but jeez.

The mouse is very smooth and comfortable in my hand. The sniper button is going to be useful once I find a game that it can actually be useful in. WarFace is a little to fast paced to take that time to use it. I do wish the button could be programmable in game though. I would use it as a zoom option.

I can't say enough about Corsair peripherals. In general, the company is great... their custom service is excellent, and they won't hesitate to help you out if your product has issues... compared to other manufacturers producing similar goods (anyone from Razer to Asus, that type of service is hard to find). Corsair is my favorite brand of peripherals simply because of the quality of their products... and this is no exception. It's heavy, has aluminum construction, adjustable weight, competitive DPI compared to other products in this range, and the buttons, etc. have a satisfying click. The Corsair desktop software has a bit of a learning curve, but if you put a little time into it or look up some tutorials, you'll get the hang of it. I would buy this again. (It goes great with my K95 RGB).

I recently had to replace my logitech gaming mouse I previously had a logitech g500. I looked over several options I actually avoided razer due to the number I have had go defective (yes they replace them just fine, just cant have a mouse not work when I use it for both work and gaming.) a friend recommended corsair which i didn't even know they made gaming peripherals. so far about a month in and it is one of the best feeling mice I have ever used, very responsive and its convinced at least one other friend he needs to get one.

Very very pleased. The mouse has very customizable sensitivity options placed as convenient buttons near the mouse wheel. My only complaint is the the light under the scroll wheel is not as bright as I would like it to be. But seeing as it is a superb mouse otherwise I would highly suggest this to anyone who is looking for a comfortable and reliable gaming mouse. Mine is paired with the corsair rgb k65 compact keyboard. Seeing as they are both controlled by the utility engine they are easily synchronized light-wise.

I really like this mouse a lot. I do a lot of FPS/MMO gaming with this mouse and have not run into any troubles with it so far. I was a long time Logitech fan, so buying this mouse was out of the ordinary for me, but I am glad I did. Sure, the mouse has these pretty led lights that you can control via software and the cord is a little longer than most mice, but the thing I like best is that it's not too heavy, fits in my palm perfectly and the cursor is where I want it on the screen. One other thing, It has this sniper button along the thumb that lets you control the speed of the mouse when you sniping in shooter games. Very nice!

I bought this mouse to go with my K70 RGB keyboard and it looks awesome together. Corsair CUE makes it easy to get both to work together and sync lighting. The mouse is well built feels sturdy in the hands and not cheap. I really like the rubber feel to the grip of the mouse. The back and forward navigation buttons on the mouse are easy to miss sometimes though mostly the forward button. Other than that I haven't had any issues with it like I have in the past with all Razor products. I'm glad Corsair is stepping up and making great gaming products since Razors QA is drastically falling.

Other than adjusting the DPi, the mouse reacts like many other mice. The unit lights and is customizable. Works with all of my games and other programs. Good value for the price

Overall this is a great mouse. It is smooth, and the ability to adjust the weight balance is a nice feature. The buttons on the side are in a smart place and the mouse has a good shape since it doesn't rise up too high into your palm. The only thing I don't like: Can someone tell me how to make that large red button called the "sniper button" work? I can't get it to accept any programming or have any effect on anything.

Works perfectly. Worth every penny!! Awesome lighting and the molding of the mouse fits perfectly in my hand!

This mouse has a great number of programming possibilities. I found the programming software very difficult to use but once I figured it out, I have grown to like it. I set a default color to tell me when the drivers are fully loaded in Windows. Then another color for the default character I'm using in Dragon Age Inquisition. I'm thinking about getting a corsair gaming keyboard on my next upgrade.

Awesome mouse for the money. Comfortable and accurate for gaming and just browsing online.