Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very good mouse for MMORPGs I use this in World of Warcraft and it's great for my spell rotation. Fast fire ,precise, sleek, and the RGB lighting is nice too.

I recently switched from console to pc. So switching to keyboard and mouse was the hardest thing for me at first. Once I found about the scimitar pro I knew I wanted it right away. I've had it about 3+ weeks for now and I've been playing fortnite on it (even though the mouse is mainly for mmo) but I love how I can use the top 4 buttons to switch my guns while I maintain a good movement using wasd, The mouse is a bit heavy so if anyone looking for a lighter mouse this wouldn't be good for you. BUT for me this is the mouse for me. I use almost every button on the mouse.

Good response and comfortable fit. Near top quality.

This is the second time I bought this mouse for myself. I have a computer gaming habit that has led me to kill most mice I have bought in the past in a about a years time but this mouse lasted me almost two years and when judging the field of current mouses, I felt I would be best served getting a second corsair Scimitar Pro as a replacement. I love the size and shape of this mouse, being able to adjust the placement of the thumb keys is useful and while not necessarily the most important aspect of a mouse the cycled colored lighting option in satisfying.

Perfect for if you want to be able to customize your keybindings for very quick use of abilities. It makes it a wonder for when I am playing games like League of Legends or World of Warcraft.

My favorite MMO mouse. There is something about the Corsair mouse movement across the pad that just feels smoother than the rest. Stop into a store and try it. This isn’t my every day mouse because I don’t need all of the buttons for most games so I have other Corsair mice for different games. But for an MMO mouse this is my go to. The iCue software isn’t very user friendly but it allows the customization needed.

Really good alternative to the Razer Mouse. Everything is modifiable from the lighting to the positioning of the numerical buttons. The numerical buttons have a distinct feeling, unlike the Razer where they all feel the same and are tiny.

This mouse is amazing...super stylish and easy to use, helping complement my gaming pc and the controls on the side are awesome when playing Diablo.

My husband and I both have one of these now. We got his first to test it out, and I upgraded from my Razer shortly after seeing the quality and performance of this mouse. The positioning of the 12-key number pad is adjustable and very comfortable, the size of the mouse fits great in both of our hands (he has large hands, whereas mine are tiny - we are both very happy with the way it feels), all buttons are very clicky and responsive, and the Corsair Utility Engine software works fantastic. Would highly recommend to anyone.

This can change color,speed,and posses number keys on the side it is very responsive it works not just for gaming but normal use as well

I got the mouse because I was playing a lot of mmorpg games at the time and my hands would cramp up and get lost trying to chase all the different keys at the right sequences, So got this. It does what it's suppose to with the programmable buttons and limited adjust ability on the side pad location, but in order to get the full use out of it you either have to have really small hands or hold your fingers in funny positions to get at the keys you want without button smashing multiply keys. Tried to use it for a while, but reverted back to full keyboard use for all the key bindings.

The mouse is full of customization options and feels good. The software is not very user friendly but once I got used to it the buttons were easy to program.

My son loves it. Excellent gaming mouse. Lots of customization

I had the Naga for about 3 years and it was a good mouse but I like the feel of the Scimitar much more. Bigger thumb buttons that a further apart make them much easier to hit the actual button you want to when you want to. Also the fact that the thumb button pad can be adjusted back or forward to match the size of your hand gives it a customized feel. The mouse has a premium feel to it and looks great with just the right amount of RGB to compliment. Highly recommended gaming mouse!

Great responsive mouse. Rgb makes it pretty too. Corsair utility could stand to be a bit more userfriendly though

I have been playing call of duty black ops IIII with this mouse, and I can say is a very comfortable mouse, with a quick response, feel great on my hand, easy to move it, the cable is very well protect it and having the numerical to the right with the option to slide it on a comfortable position is perfect. RGB lighting is nice especially if you have additional corsair products. Try it and you will see what I am talking about.

Probably one of the sturdiest and best mouse I've owned. I didn't use the thumb numbered keys much but made heavy use of all the other keys. Tried them on a MMO and found them decent if you can recall which number does what but as I am not an MMOer and prefer shooters I didn't find much use for other titles. If you are into RGB its got you covered once you download iCue from Corsair.

After using this mouse a lot, I cannot use a basic usb mouse and feel comfortable. It fits my hand nicely and has adjustable side buttons so I can easily reach all of them. my only complaint is out of the box, the top buttons (behind the mouse wheel) cycle between the different button presets. While this is a great feature to easily swap macros/key mappings for games, it is also easy to press mid game. This will change the key mappind potentially starting a macro closing your game. Other than the original key mappings the mouse is impeccable.

love the way it feels when gaming, the added plus is all the lights. Easy, lightweight to maneuver.

I went to the store that day to buy a new Naga. Was out of stock (on sale, no biggie), but needed a new side button panel mouse (new content day). I looked to my right, and there was one on display, that while feeling different and looking kind of 90s Lamborghinish. The Corsair Scimitar Pro.... after a brief muscle memory tweak period, I like it. One thing, though. If switching profiles/settings isn't something you do or pay attention to, delete all the profiles you don't use, because you will definitely accidently switch them at an awkward time