Customer Ratings & Reviews

The side buttons are great. The macros work great for small blurbs one may use over and over in the office. The onboard memory is big enough to write about 6 separate blurbs of about 4-5 sentences long or 2-3 longer blurbs if need be. The ICUE software is by far the easiest to use. I have tried the G-Hub for Logitech products and it is way too complex. I would rate this mouse 9.5/10. Only drawback may be that I have to disconnect every night as the light is too bright being that my office is in my room.

My husband loves this mouse! His favorite for wow!

[Employee of bestbuy] I did return for a different mouse type, however my time with this mouse was wonderful, worked as intended, great for survival games with a hot bar. Im new to MMO games and wanted to exchange for an easier layout of the side buttons for MMO games. I will return to this model in time when i get used to it

Works well and the customizability of the side buttons, even to moving the slab they're on, is nice. However, actually customizing them can be a hassle with how the proprietary program works. I'm not sure why they made the two standard extra mouse buttons be page forward and sensitivity change instead of back.

Great product. It was time for a new one after years of an older model

Works awesome at a great price. If you’re an MMO gamer this is a great investment.

Feels very comfy, even for small hands. The adjustable 12-key pad is very useful. The colors are easy to adjust.

Good mouse, good buttons on the side. My husband uses this and got it for me. He says he can’t play his games without it.

Comfortable to maneuver. The buttons work as you would expect with just a quick reach of the thumb. 1-6 keys easier to reach but will have to retract thumb pretty awkwardly to reach keys 7-12 since they're closer to the palm - even after sliding and readjusting the keys. It's a useful mouse though, but like with anything will take time to be comfortable with all the keys.

bought for my boyfriend's brother's birthday cause his old one broke. he's been using it for years and it's his favorite mouse!! he uses it to play maple story :D

Best MMO mouse I have had. Ive gone through Razer and Logitech and those lasted maybe a year before button sticking or other issues. This one is still going strong and is used daily.

Easily one of the best mice to ever exist. Customize controls on each button, set up macros, works perfect for MMO's, ARPGs, Mobas, and so on. An absolute must have for a multitask gamer.

It feels nice in your hands, does take some getting used to where the buttons are located near your thumb but the fact you can adjust where the 12 buttons on the side are located is a nice plus. Definitely would recommend.

Very versatile for gaming. Side buttons are easily programmed. Only gripe I would have is the buttons are very close together and sometimes requires hand adjustment that feels awkward to access. I have small hands though. It definitely is not a 1 size fits all periphral.

Comfortable and affordable. Corsair knows how to provide a quality product.

Easy to use, not heavy and great for gaming, which I do most of with it.

This is my favortie gaming mouse by far. My only issue is the mouse wheel WILL fail at some point and become annoying. this usually happens right after the warranty expires so take that in mind if you use your mousewheel for certain binds when gaming

I recently picked up the Corsair Scimitar mouse because it was on sale and I thought it would be a good upgrade from my Logitech G600 -- seeing as they're nearly identical mice with 12 inner-thumb buttons. The Corsair's RGB options are more fun and it has several more light sources on the mouse than Logitech's. However at the end of the day I'm planning to return the Corsair and keep using my Logitech. The Logitech G600 is half the price and honestly feels a little sturdier (I don't accidentally press the inner thumb buttons like I do on the Corsair when using it casually) and the lighting/key reprogramming software is way easier to use. I don't hate Corsair's iCue software (I have a Corsair keyboard) but it feels clunky, too technical and unintuitive. I don't think the Scimitar is a bad mouse but when the Logitech G600 is sitting right there for half the price and offers basically the same functionality, I'm sticking with it over this. Unless you're just dying to jump through iCUE's weird program hoops to program some extra lights on your mouse, I recommend spending less and getting the G600.

[Employee of bestbuy] For anyone who plays mobas this mouse is amazing. I've used another 12-digit mouse in the past and had to break myself into getting my thumb to feel where is the best place to rest is, but because the scimitar uses a slide to allow you to move the whole 12-digit array closer to the front or farther back you're able to make it fit how you want to. Depending on the games you use this mouse may last you for around 5 years, or if you play games that focus heavily on clicking or holding-down the scroll-wheel it might last you 2-3 years. The mouse feels good with how far the ring finger rest is, has a good weight, and the slideable array is great. The software needed to program is though is pretty bad. The software is hard to get used to and needlessly complicated adding multiple extra steps to program the 12 keys and making it confusing to know if you've saved the profile to the mouse or just on your computer.

I have issues with my hands and wrists so a device like this is almost a necessity for me, no matter what I'm playing. Being able to bind keys on easy to access buttons that require no additional hand movement is a godsend. The adjustable keys alongside Corsair's top-notch build quality and support are really what set this above the rest, with Logitech's version being a close second. Whether you play MMOs or simply want to make navigation shortcuts, this mouse is great.