Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just like the wired scimatar elite. I have been waiting for a wireless mmo mouse that wasn't made by razer for a long while. I was already using the wired version of this mouse so this transition to a new mouse was super smooth. Only thing i wish it did was grab my old mouses profile.

Got this mouse for 99.99. Great value, great performance and links up with all my other Corsair components

Great mouse with lots of clickies for your clicky pleasure.

The Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless Gaming Mouse is a formidable tool for gamers, particularly those who rely on customizable buttons and precision. With its sleek design and robust features, it excels in both functionality and performance. Design and Comfort: The mouse features an ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in hand, making long gaming sessions enjoyable. The textured side grips provide excellent control, and the adjustable weight system allows for personalized feel and balance. Customization: One of the standout features of the Scimitar Elite is its 12-button side panel, which can be fully customized using Corsair’s iCUE software. This is a game-changer for MMO and MOBA players, enabling quick access to complex commands and macros. The buttons are well-placed and responsive, ensuring no misclicks during intense gameplay. Performance: Equipped with a high-precision 16,000 DPI optical sensor, the mouse offers exceptional tracking accuracy. The wireless connectivity is reliable, with minimal latency, making it suitable for competitive gaming. Additionally, the battery life is impressive, lasting days on a single charge. Lighting and Aesthetics: The customizable RGB lighting adds a personal touch, with a range of effects to choose from. It can be synced with other Corsair peripherals for a cohesive gaming setup. Conclusion: Overall, the Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless Gaming Mouse is an outstanding choice for serious gamers looking for versatility and performance. Its combination of customizable features, comfort, and high-quality performance make it a top contender in the gaming mouse market.

Wireless connection can be iffy but a wired connection hasn’t let me down yet. Can’t speak for battery life. Pretty comfy grip and the buttons on the side slide around with about 1cm of wiggle room so buttons are easy to access and so convenient. The amount of customization for it is incredible. I have different DPI settings for each game and it’s super easy to switch between them with the top button by the wheel. Slides across my beaten mouse pad smoothly. Though I haven’t really messed with the lighting settings yet they are still bright can be pretty customized as well.

I've used Razer Naga, off brand MMORPG mouse, Steelseries Aerox 9 and now Corsair Scimitar in that specific order and by far, the latest Scimitar is my most favorite. Pro: - Plethora, albeit not too straight forward, options of customization for buttons in software - Physically side button can shift to adjust to your hand size - BT, wired and USB connections in which the latter USB dongle can be stored within mouse - It just works so well for MMORPG Cons: - Macro customization. It's a bit challenging at first to customize the way you want. - Software glitch, had to uninstall/reinstall

The mouse works great, its lightweight and has tons of customization settings. If you love gaming, this is the go to. Also looks siiick.

I like the razor scimitar it has a good baterry life, real low latency, and the keypad on the side is honestly useful for a lot of games if you bind it right obviously for mobas but also for shooters like doom or any game with a hotbar. The only concern i have with it is when my sister used it, she complained it's a bit too big, but that just might be her point of reference overall i like it.

Bit too heavy for my tastes and not enough supportive grip for my grip style (fingertip). Palm grip and claw seem fine to work with this mouse plus the adjustable numpad is nice.

I love this mouse, but as I've mentioned in other Cosair reviews, iCue needs a bit of work. Once you get all your keybinds set and you make sure you save them to the memory on the mouse and don't have to rely on iCue, it's easily one of the best mice I have ever owned.

Really like the mouse overall. It's light, it feels good in the hand, and the side buttons are super convenient. I'm knocking it down a star for the mouse wheel. Left/right tilt would make this mouse perfect. Also, iCue is really a bit of a pain.

pros: - I can save five profiles to the mouse. the profile switch button is underneath and when I push it, I can have a different color showing on the little LED next to it for each profile. these don't require a driver once they are saved to the mouse. - buttons are nice. clicky and don't require too much force. being able to adjust them forwards and back is even better - dpi switch button has a colored indicator on it to show the current dpi setting - when icue is running, the colors on the mouse can be tied to things like CPU temperature cons: - the mouse wheel doesn't tilt left and right - battery is not meant to be user serviceable. it will eventually stop holding a charge many years from now and the mouse will become wired only unless I am brave enough to open it and change the battery - icue doesn't seem to support button combinations that well. I want to use my thumb to hold down a numbered button and then while it is held down I want to push an adjacent button to trigger a different action. I also want to change the dpi switch to be a modifier for some profiles. if there's a way to do it then it's not obvious to me not really a con, but I really wish this thing had a third click for the ring finger similar to the logitech g600. the third click would be a modifier for the numbered buttons. if they make a new version with a third click and a tilting scroll wheel, we would have a true replacement for the g600 on our hands.

Software is easy to setup and use. The battery is good long lasting and comfortable for long game raiding sessions.

I have both the M65 wirless and this Scimitar for my gaming set up. It has a really good battery life. I can also just plug it in if i need to charge it and continue playing. I use the M65 for shooters. But this mouse where it shines for RPG and MMO is the macros on the side. Using the iCUE software you can map each button to a keyboard key that corrisponds to a skill in game. For instance I play Diablo 4 the most. So i have the 4 skills mapped to 1-4 and then left and right click. So i don't have to worry about using the keyboard, just my thumb. That pad on the mouse is adjustable to fit perfectly where you thumb would. Wold definately reccomend this mouse.

Last for weeks on a charge. Snappy response with zero connection issues. And it feels good on the palm. Love it nire then the razer naga

I bought both the Razer Naga and this mouse but ultimately returned both. I actually preferred the comfort of this mouse over the naga but preferred the Naga buttons over these oddly flat buttons. Since I have small hands I placed the buttons at the closest possible setting, and I still found myself struggling to reach the top 3. With the buttons being flat it can be extremely difficult to find which button you're actually looking for.

I got an mmo mouse YEARS ago and I've never need anle to go back. Whenever mine dies i just go and buy the same mouse. Love it. Id die without it.

Needed a mouse for world of Warcraft classic this was the solution

Absolutely love this mouse. I don’t notice any kind of input lag and the battery life is about a week long while using it for 5 or 6 hours a day

Bought this to be extra lazy as opposed to having an edge and it does the trick! Key mapping is supported via app support if in-game key mapping is not available. Very comfortable mouse with adjustable 12 side button positions. I can one hand a lot of content that used to require keyboard and mouse to be effective!