Customer Ratings & Reviews

Responsive, swap to wireless/bluetooth is nearly seamless, and the customization options are pretty robust as far as key assignments go. Had it for almost two years now and it's had next to no issues

Pros: Ergonomically fits me perfectly, I use the optional magnetically attached right side extension and its game changing. Every other mouse I use now doesnt measure up, I dont know what Im supposed to do without my pinky support. The only downside I experienced was when I had the dongle plugged in directly next to my K100 Air dongle, it would experience lag and drop off. I moved the other dongle to USB port on the front of the PC and have experienced zero connections issues since. I truly enjoy the mouse for gaming or even office work as it is so comfortable

Really nice mouse. Feels good in the hand and works exactly how it should. The wireless charging is super convenient and the battery lasts a long time. I’ve used it a lot and it’s held up great with no problems. Solid quality and definitely worth it.

Simple and easy to use mouse, the on the fly DPI and profile changing is great, lighting is minimal for those that don't want all this crazy amount of lighting, love the extra side piece it brings that extends the side out for your ring and pinky finger. Has some decent weight to it, the 1500 hz rate too slow moving for me i always bump it up to 1800 is the perfect spot. If don't have a portable charging pad or the Qi mouse pad, go for the regular corded one and save some money.

Love the size of this mouse and the wireless capability. Very accurate tracking and high polling rate. RGB LEDs are very bright and pairing unpairing is a breeze.

Really good mouse. Bought to replace a different gaming Corsair mouse, and this one is a definite upgrade! It's a larger mouse which is just fine as i have large hands, good weight to it as well; and doesn't feel cheap. Of course the RGB lights make you play better, so that's a bonus! Battery life is surprisingly good, but i cannot speak on the Qi charging as i don't have one of those charging mats handy, but i'm sure it would work fine if i did.

Overall: This is a pretty good mouse for productivity but it is too heavy for gaming Cons: Heavy, feels cheap, palm grip style mouse, double-click on single press issue happened in a couple of months of use Pros: 5 buttons to re-program or use as default buttons, palm grip (if you like that), battery life is ok, RGB looks nice, QI charging can be convenient I guess

The Dark Core Pro RGB SE is a decent mouse that packs a ton of features. It was competitive when it released, and remains a good value pick, but it lacks the lightness, build quality, and feel of its more modern contemporaries. Pros: It has both a dedicated wireless dongle and bluetooth. Lots of RGB which can be easily seen while your hand is on it. Pinky rest is a great addition that should be more common. Reasonably priced for its features. iCue integration works well for having all your peripherals RGB synced. Cons: Poor durability. Clicks become mushy and start double clicking occasionally after a year. Super heavy compared to newer mice with similar features. Scroll wheel lacks tactility and tilt function. iCue ecosystem becomes limiting after a while.

Great mouse for RGB and wireless tech as long as you dont use bluetooth. BT seems to be buggy at best i cannot get a strong signal to connect even if i use a dongle located on the usb passthrough on my keyboard a short 1-2 inches from the mouse. The right mousebutton is wayyy too sensitive as just resting a finger on it clicks it. Most likely I will have to exchange this. The Qi charging is great when coupled with the matching hard Corsair mouspad that has Qi built in.

Corsair is probably one of my favorite brands, considering most of my setup revolves around their products, which is why I bought this mouse in the first place. The comfort of this mouse is amazing, you have good grips, thumb rest, and optional pinky rest to put the least strain on your hand. The sensor in this thing didn’t impress me all that much. I was surprised to see a 0.5ms response time toggle in iCUE (more on in a minute), but there always felt like there was still latency. Connection was pretty poor, you definitely need to have a keyboard with a USB or have your pc on your desk and use front ports, or your connection will drop out all the time. Battery is a disappointment, maybe I’ve been spoiled by AA battery mouses, but this thing barely got me through two days, and it doesn’t like nag you about charging it, just plain out dies, which is rarely irritating in the middle of a FPS. Software is a mixed package, I’ve had a good overall experience with iCUE for all my Corsair products. The one thing this mouse allows you to do that competitors(atleast Razer) don’t, is allow hardware lighting profiles, so if iCUE isn’t loaded, you won’t be stuck with a rainbow. Overall, this is a good mouse, but the latency and battery life meant this was going back. I’m sure the wired version of this mouse would be better. If your a Corsair lover and want a wireless mouse, doesn’t hurt to give it a shot, it is a beautiful product and your usage may give you different results.

I’ve used many gaming and high Quality mouse’s in the past and this is the most efficient and comfortable mouse I’ve ever used. I play OldSchoolRuneScape and use the DPU buttons for F keys and it works flawlessly. And the colors make it nice to look at to . Would highly recommend for anyone who needs a professional mouse!

It's a bit chunky but the comfort is still there. Easy accessibility to scroll speed, back/forward between tabs, connectivity to USB or bluetooth, charging, and programming. Also it lights up with videos you are watching with is pretty cool.

I’m on my second dark core gaming mouse and I have no complaints. Great low latency and fairly ergonomic. my first one fell victim to some rage slamming but haven’t had any issues other than that. And if you have other Corsair icue compatible devices, they look great when the lights are all synced together. Great mouse for the price point

At first, I thought it was a bit of a stretch to have a $70 mouse, but the options are endless. The tracking is great, scrolling is great, response time is fantastic, and the amount of ways to connect to a device, whether it be wireless or wired, is endless! I have this hooked up next to my K100, and the combination is fantastic. The iCUE software is a bit spotty, but that's all the negativity I have to say with this mouse. Definitely worth it at $70.

Love the mouse. The top coating doesn't wear well in my travel bag and the wheel squeaks, but so do all of my other mice. Otherwise, great for big hands. Bluetooth doesn't work reliabily but the dongle never fails.

I love the side skirts on this mouse if you have big hands and struggl with your pinky dragging on the mouse pad inwould give this a shot. Very good overall mouse. Only downside has been the icue software crashing the last few days but im shir it will be fixed

I like it, very responsive. Like the color options.

The mouse itself is solid. The clicks feel good and so do the buttons. Battery life is awesome too. Be wary of the corsair Icue software. That program has always been atrocious- many games dont like that aoftware and it will cause stuttering to the point of being unplayable

My favorite mouse so far. The RGB is awesome and the battery lasts a long time. The wireless charging is a nice touch!

The Corsair Dark Mouse is fantastic. It’s super comfortable, very responsive, and the wireless performance feels just as fast as wired. The battery life is strong, the build quality is solid, and the customizable buttons make it great for both gaming and daily use. Definitely a reliable, high-performance mouse.