Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB - MMO Gaming Mouse - 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - 12 Programmable Side Buttons - Black (Renewed)

I came from using a Corsair Glaive, the buttons were a bit intimidating at first and I missed the interchangeable grips, but having macros at my fingertips is great. Great for Moba, FPS, and even coding hotkeys!

Can’t go wrong with Corsair. They are the only brand I use. This mouse is perfect for WOW gaming. Any pc game that requires you to use multiple buttons, this mouse is a must. Greatly increases your response time

I've gotten used to it now but I play a lot of Overwatch and this mouse was not the ideal mouse for that. I've gotten used to it and the customization in iCUE is great. The buttons slide up or back depending on your hand but it's pretty much impossible to use the 10-12 side keys effectively in any game though as you'll lose your handle on the mouse trying to arch your thumb back there.

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This is a tough review to write, as the mouse itself is great. The problems come from the software needed to actually use the mouse. There's no way to remap the keys on the side, only create macros for them, which instantly makes this mouse unusable for MMOs or MOBAs. The layout is atrocious. With a good software behind it, this mouse could be at the top of the gaming market, but unfortunately, it is ruined by horrendously bad software support. 1/5.

This mouse works great for a renewed item. It's like it's brand new. I would buy again.

great mouse, comfortable for my large hands. iCue (corsairs mouse control program) is rather ram intensive for what it does, about a constant 400MB eaten by it so if you're a low spec gamer keep that in mind.

So my Utechsmart Venus mouse got a mushy left clicker so it was time to get a new mouse. I decided to go with this Corsair and I like it so far just maybe not as much as my old mouse.As for the pros:*The number pad can move which actually really nice and can make it easier to use* The left and right clicker feel a lot better then my utechsmart mouse* I don't know why but for some reason when I play competitive online rts and moba games it seems to have improved my gameplay which is a big plus for me.As for the cons:*My last mouse had a little thumb rest which was super nice. With this mouse my thumb drags across my mouse pad which isn't horrible but noticable.* The number pad feels so much more mushy than my last mouse. It is functionally the same but I don't like the way it feels.*This is a big one the little dpi changer by the scroll wheel on my old mouse could go up in dpi or down and had a little light indicator on what level you where at. This mouse the bottom button changes your dpi in a cycle so you have to keep clicking through to get what you want if you missed it. the light changes colors to indicate you dpi setting but is not as nice as the little bar at the top indicating. The top button changes between different profiles you have sellected in the software switch the number pad lights to indicate that. which probably gives more options over all. But when I'm playing a shooter I want to be able to reliably controll my dpi to low when sniping and high when in closer qaurters. This whole cycling through messes that all up.* Lastly the software on my last mouse would just save the settings you wanted onto and you never had to open it again. With this Corsair mouse when ever I restart my computer the mouse reverts back to its base settings and I have to open the software Everytime to load up my settings.