Customer Ratings & Reviews

Took me a second to get used to because the side buttons are smaller than im used to. Lasts me about a week with daily usage, wish there was an easier way to tell when the battery is low but I manage with the engine its on.

I was looking for a rechargeable wireless mouse as I couldn't stand having to switch batteries since I would often have to change them mid-game. Now with this mouse, you get the same great wireless mouse but can charge while using it which is just awesome. You can customise the colour scheme as well which is nifty. Best part is the price. If you're looking for an affordable rechargeable wireless mouse that isn't a Razer Viper Ultimate, this is your best alternate.

Absolutely my favorite mouse. On my second one, which is the downside, seems like the buttons wear out around two years. Love the Bluetooth, 2.4 and wired options because I use them all however.

For it's value, the mouse is pretty decent. The shape of the mouse is a little iffy to me, but the cable is such an amazing design for the mouse. But the mouse does feel a little cheap compared to some of it's competition. My main gripe with this mouse is that I got this for Mac OS use, specifically to have a wireless setup for using up as few USB slots as possible. But the profiles I set up in the iCUE software do not work over bluetooth for some reason. Logitech can make it work, but not Corsair? I have not used it for long, so I cannot speak for performance, but getting the mouse connected and set up went really well. I did encounter issues with setting up macros, but that's got nothing to do with the quality of this mouse. This mouse is good value on the wireless side, especially if you plan to use the included receiver. I would say for the price, it's contending with the Razer Basilisk V3, which I do think is a little better. But if you plan on using this mouse wired, you might as well get the Corsair Nightblade instead.

Good gaming mouse battery last 4 days on a single charge using it like 3 plus hours a day little small for my hands but other than that I love it

Absolutely love this mouse. Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, auto turn off, a charging cord that allows you to still use the mouse while charging. Just all around obsessed, I use it for my 22’ Mac Air M2. Perfect. Buy this!

The mouse was very easy to use with the 2.4GHz connection, I can't even tell that there is any delay whatsoever with it used wireless. Build quality also feels very nice and smooth with the mouse having a nice click feel to it since it's very responsive. Feels lightweight when gaming and it slides along the mouse pad with ease. Only con I can imagine is that the program for the mouse will not load your default settings occasionally.

This is a great bang for your buck gaming mouse. I decided to give one Corsair's mice a try as my next mouse just to try something different. I have used many of the Logitech mice and Razer's Deathadder and this was surprisingly comfortable. This is a bit smaller but the feel in your hand is similar to the Deathadder. Also the ability to go wireless is good plus when on the road.

Good Mouse. The DPI button on top was easy to get used to. It's comfortable, fairly light, and does its job. The main reason The ease of use got a 3 out of 5 was for Corsair's iQue software, which is a pain in the butt to use. Not intuitive, nor user-friendly. If it weren't for the software, this would be a much better product. That said, once you FINALLY figure out the software and set it up the way you want, it's basically set it and forget it.

Lightweight and very comfortable and easy to use. It’s very accurate and agile so makes gaming for a while especially in shooters easier would recommend if you want to have a option between wired and Bluetooth

Great mouse for gaming. I love the two extra buttons on the side that allow me to map a few extra actiona to them, usually something like melee or using an ability. There are around 5 or 6 DPI settings as well. I don't see myself using anything above the second one, but it's a nice feature to have. Great battery life too, lasts a long time, like a few days with a full charge and that's about 4-5 hour sessions per day.

Very easy to use, comes with Micro USB plug but can be used both Wirelessly or with the USB tether. two programmable buttons on left side. Make sure to install the software to change colors!

Absolutely an amazing budget mouse, it’s wireless and it’s rechargeable compared to other wireless mouse at this price point, also if you have a Corsair keyboard the RGB on the mouse syncs with the keyboard as well.

I had been using the wired version for a long time and decided to try wireless. Mouse is identical other than the wire. I really like that it has a 3-way switch between off/2.4ghz/BT. Battery life sucks though, I only average about 3-4 work days between charges. iCue software also kind of sucks but you have to use it to control all the features of the mouse.

Bluetooth-great for laptop.Wired/Wireless?No performance difference noted, just the drag of the cable goes away...iCue software works with Asus X470 MB, colors coordinate.Extra customization,Inc polling,light effects, dpi all ez... Glide smooth on both soft and hard mouse mats... Good charge hold (casual 2-3 hrs FPS per weeknight,lasted 10 days before first(quick)recharge! Awesome value for your $$$!

I love this mouse, it lasts a long time (under the right settings), and the sensitivity is great. I also like the 3 different ways of connecting the mouse to various devices (dongle, usb, and Bluetooth). However putting the dongle behind my computer case causes some lag issues so put it in a closer spot for better connectivity

Great mouse, however the wear and tear on it goes quick. I used to have a Logitech mouse, still works to this day, even after World of Warcraft and Diablo level of clicks. This one's clicks begins to wear down after a year or two. Something with the buttons that makes it detect a double click every now and then.

I moved from a G502 to this mouse. I like the simplicity of this design. The mouse feels practically weightless after using the G502. Even though it charges via micro USB, it does not take USB cables (other than the included cable) well. The Fwd/Back thumb buttons work well, but it is hard to feel where one button stops and the other ends. Until you train you thumb, there may be many miss-clicks.

For 50 dollars you can get a decent wired mouse or this all in one, need a wired mouse it has you covered, wireless with a USB dongle, or you need all of your USB ports it also supports Bluetooth. Every button is programmable through software and rgb can be programmed to do things like change color with cpu or GPU temperature (though neither macros or rgb settings work with Bluetooth)

Choosing a mouse is a bit of a matter of personal preference. Nonetheless, for those looking for a good high-res mouse and don't want to spend $150(!) for one, this mouse has many of the features of higher-end models, such as selectable DPI and customization. Battery life also seems last a few days and charges quick. Overall, it's a good choice for a bit less money,