Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great pricing for a gaming mouse and you cannot go wrong with Corsair. They make high quality gaming mice and also has a large arrangement of programable buttons!

Okay I would like to start off by saying I’ve had the same mouse for six years with heavy use and have turned my brothers and wife into this mouse. The adjustable buttons are great and it’s so easy to setup with Icue. For WoW, FF14 online and RuneScape I love it. It’s comfy and has a good weight.

I tried to upgrade to this after the Logitech g600 was discontinued. It’s well made, but lacks mouse 3 / 4 buttons ( tilting mouse wheel left and right) that would make this an easy buy. If you’re getting this mouse for games that use lots of keybinds, most other brands have 12 buttons and the mouse 3/ 4 keys. Why miss out on 4 more keybinds? Software was fine. Not my favorite, but most gaming software is meh right now for some reason. I’ll say it’s better than ghub. My other gripe was the size and weight. Felt small and too light. I have large hands and wanted something with more to grip.

The buttons on this mouse are so helpful. You can set macro keys and key binds. I really like the black feel and look compared to the yellow I've had prior but that one was great as well and lasted at least five years. I might like the feel because it is brand new, but this corsair mouse is highly recommended from me. The DPI is insane and you can change the colors and effects on the mouse as well. It is a little bigger but I have small hands and it's been great for me. 10/10 mouse.

A gaming friend recommended this mouse to me, and I have not been disappointed. The shape of the mouse fits my hand and grip style like a glove. It is very responsive. The software for the mouse is excellent (software and firmware issues are why I switched from my old brand of accessories to CORSAIR brand.) I love having so many extra keys right there at my thumb, that I can bind to keys, functions, macros, programs and even have separate profiles in which each hotkey can perform a different function. Being able to adjust the side buttons back and forward to be customized to the user's hand is a very cool feature.

After years of replacing my Nagas every year or two, I finally decided to switch to this Corsair. Build quality seems to be better than the nagas. Side buttons are nice and clicky; I also love that I can adjust them all the way back for my small-ish hands. The software is a bit of hassle, but once it’s set up, you don’t have to mess with it again.

I upgraded to this mouse after my mouse wheel on my basic gaming mouse stopped working properly. I've never used an mmo mouse before, but I'm really liking this one so far. I have really small hands and the mouse is comfortable to use. It also has a really good weight to it that is beneficial to my FPS gaming. Overall it's a great mouse and I would recommend it. Plus, Corsair customer service is top notch.

Bought this as an alternative to the multitude of Razer Naga mice I've purchased previously. Not a fan of the cheap-feeling side buttons, or the look and texture of them, but the ability to position the side button grid is a huge upgrade. Couldn't reach 1 through 3 on the Naga, but not a problem with this baby. MMO mice are notorious for not supporting the rainbow wave lighting effect to match other peripherals in the ecosystem. I was able to customize and set the scroll wheel, logo and side buttons (as a whole) to mimic the rainbow wave. I set the blue light (which can be changed) above the side button grid to black, to avoid conflicting with the rest of my lighting profile. Biggest CON is that the scroll wheel can't be tilted left, or right, which means you've lost 2 buttons basically in comparison with the Naga.

The Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite wired mouse is quite an impressive MMO gaming mouse. In order to fully utilize this piece of gaming equipment, the user will need to install the iCue software application from Corsair. There is a very slight learning curve to set up the mouse buttons using the application, but this is not difficult to comprehend. All light options are controlled through iCue. I must say that the most unique feature of this gaming mouse is the adjustable bank of side buttons! Of all of the gaming mice I've ever used, I don't recall any of them having a feature like this. Using the included allen wrench key to loosen a lock screw on the bottom of the mouse, the user can slide adjust the side buttons to their liking! Regarding the feel of the mouse buttons, they seem to be easy to depress, but not spongy like on some other gaming mice. Another thing to consider, is the size. It's a good sized mouse, and compared to the Razer Naga Trinity or the Pro, this mouse seems to me a bit larger. So, considering the unique slide adjustable side buttons feature and the size of this gaming mouse, most adult users (regardless of hand size) should be able to use this mouse nit only for gaming, but also in a working environment/application. If you're looking for a gaming mouse that offers a fairly broad range of functionality and utility, the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite wired gaming mouse just may be for you!

I've been using these mice for years, and let me tell you, they're fantastic. My previous one lasted a solid 6 years before it started double clicking, which became quite bothersome. So, I decided to get this new one. One of the best things about this mouse is its effortless setup for key binds, whether you're using it for gaming or regular desktop tasks. The ICUE software by Corsair is truly exceptional and user-friendly. With this mouse, you have a plethora of buttons right at your fingertips. Both myself and my partner have been loyal users of this mouse for years, and we have no plans to switch. It's reliable, durable, and offers the functionality we need. If you're someone who craves easy access to additional buttons, this mouse is a game-changer.

i use this fir more than my MMOs like ffxiv, throne and liberty and many others. works good for crafting games with many toolbars. was a tad bit confusing mapping the buttons at first but was able to learn fairly quickly.

If you happen to be playing a MMO without a mouse crafted for this specific type of game play - where a multitude of commands, key sequences, macros, etc need to be performed repeatedly or part of a rotation, please go ahead and get yourself this marvelous mouse. The shape & contour on the RGB Elite fit extraordinarily well to my hand size (adult mens L), and the rubberized coating feels sensational; all while providing excellent tactile grip. Using this for World of Warcraft is amazing. Maybe like a few of you, I'm back playing WoW classic as a melee toon, and not sure how I played without this thing before. The options are ENDLESS thanks to easy to customize iCUE software. Speaking of iCUE and IMPORTANT when starting to use this out of the box. Make sure you are running the latest firmware. There was a noticeable improvement in tracking with my mouse following the update. Open iCUE, go to settings, device settings, and update from stock (0.06?) to 3.19 (current as of 1/20/20). Remapping buttons to toggle DPI, open a app, run a macro, etc is a breeze. Colors options - endless. Lastly, the mouse comes with a tool that lets you to adjust the position of the 12 thumb keys. This allows for a really nice customize-able feel for however you like to place your thumb. This mouse is definitely a game changer that can improve your game play performance if you take a little time to make it work for you.

I have used Razer Nagas for quite a while now. I love the design, but don't care for the build quality. So when I needed a new KB, I snagged this along with it to simplify software (both are Corsair). The build quality is amazing! The movable thumb buttons make it nice for my big hands. The textured right side really helps me hold on (something I've never thought about until I got this mouse). The issue is the software. Razer might build junk, but their software was on point. This is a cluttered mess. Tons of options...almost too many. I have to assign keys in the software, and then assign them again and save it to the mouse. So you're doing everything twice. The DPI doesn't want to switch. You click it, it says it switched, but it didn't. Change the color...nope. And the side buttons, why do they not just default to the number bar at the top of the KB? Razer does. But no, I had to program each button TWICE. And if the profile in the software doesn't exactly match the hardware saved profile you will get prompted a LOT to fix this. I have the exact same profile on both except the lighting. I want the mouse to be darker when the PC is locked. Only difference. It really bothers the software! All-in-all, I do like this and would recommend it. Just get ready for some Google searches on how to deal with the software.

Live me some mouse buttons, only downside is that the buttons have to be manually assigned via the iCUE software you download, and you can’t assign the keys as mouse buttons, only keyboard keys/macros, not the worst just not what I was hoping for, still a very good mouse, feels great in the hand and in case you need to, you can slightly adjust the position of the numpad, about and inch forward from how it comes in the box, and it locks into place with a hex key bolt so it doesn’t slide around when you’re using it, very nice mouse, if you like buttons you’ll love this thing

I have been using this mouse now for over a year and it has done everything I needed and more, great comfort, and adjustability, remapping of the keys is amazing, and dpi adjustments are so precise it makes for amazing accuracy in games, and in my digital art studio

I switched to this Corsair mouse after giving up on Razer. Their quality has dropped so much. I have had none of the problems with this Corsair as my Razer. I love that I can adjust the numpad on the side. I use the numpad all the time for work. The mouse overall is comfortable and reactive. So far I am very pleased.

I've unintentionally trained myself into needing a numpad on the side of my mouse since the early days of playing MMO's and have found that others wear down very quickly and need to be replaced often. This mouse has lasted longer than any others I've used and offers the same bells and whistles that you'd expect with any other numpad mouse.

This Corsair Gaming mouse in my opinion is one of the best gaming mice out there even with it's pros and cons for me being a person that is used to a gaming mouse that is not optical and has a trackball it's taken some time to get used to and the other con in my opinion would be the fact of being a wired mouse being used to a wireless or rechargeable type mouse. The pros are that it has the 17 programmable buttons which you can program to use your keyboard keys or to have a macro stored to that key also the fact that it has RGB lighting that you can change up to match your gaming system

I love this thing, whether it be for gaming or work, this mouse is the best one I’ve ever had. The buttons are definitely big enough to be easy to locate and use, but not too big that you’ll have a hard time finding comfortable hand/finger placement when not wanting to use them. The iCue app is fantastic as well, it’s a great way to connect all of your Corsair devices and manage them with ease.

It’s a decent mouse that I use for work; the buttons help me design using a CAD program. The middle mouse click is a bit heavy and that can wear out your hand. But it’s good for what it is