Corsair SCIMITAR RGB ELITE CH-9304211-NA Black 17 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB 2.0 Type-A Wired Optical 18000 dpi MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse, Backlit RGB LED

Pros: - Adjustable side buttons for the best positioning. My thumb rests on the "5" and has easy access to the buttons around the "5".- Each button has a "feel" to me. So I know what am pressing.- Feels very well built than the Logitech G600.- For a heavy mouse, it glides very nicely on the Razer Sphex v2. Making it feel a lot lighter than it is.- Very light side button switches compared to the stiff side buttons on the G600.

Cons: - Heavy MMO mouse. Heavier than my Logitech G600 that I use for my Gigabyte G5 when traveling.- Heavy to carry. Which makes it hard to do sudden flic movements in FPS games.- iCUE software is kinda confusing at first.- Stiff and hard cable.- Optional: I have my buttons adjusted low and I have a wide and a short thumb. Making it hard for me to click 1, 4, 7, and 10. Thumb is hitting the mousepad. While the G600 doesn't have that issue.- Optional: Since I have a short thumb, ergo and pressing 10, 11, and 12 is hard too. This also applies to the G600 for me.- Optional: Am not a palm rest mouse user. So I have a tendency to double-clicking from my palms to the mouse. This is a big mouse compared to the G600!

Overall Review: Comparing with the G600.The G600 has a V for the front set and another V for the backset. The only indicator is the "_" feel to let you know where your thumb is resting, but the V pattern for all buttons is confusing. So naturally, I have a higher chance of pressing the wrong button in the G600. Also, the side buttons are fixed. Making my short thumb very tired during long sessions.The Scimitar I have no issues with. Each button has a profile "feel" and the 5 has the "_" feel. ALSO, you can adjust the side buttons to suit your ergo needs and preference. Literally customized to your hand, however, the mouse is bigger than the G600 making this mouse a palm rest mouse which I am not. So my palm has a tendency to double-clicking.Info about me: My FPS mouse is the Razer Viper Mini which is a 61g mouse and has a paracord cable. Am a claw/hybrid user, wrist movement only 99% of the time, and a high DPI user (1.6k - 2.8k). So with the Scimitar, I have the DPI set to 2.6k, the G600 set to 2.4k, and the Viper Mini set to 1.6k. The mousepad for all mice is the Razer Sphex V2. My table is a glass top.

Pros: - Adjustable side buttons. - Works with ICue as advertised.

Cons: - Both RMB & LMB stick if too much pressure is applied, leading to regular false input. - Scroll wheel feels very tacky & tends to squeak when used. - The unit overall feels unnatural & clunky, even in my big hands. Would not be surprised if I was sold a cheap Chinese replica by mistake vs an actual decent mouse.

Overall Review: Not the worst mouse I've had by far, but its been so uncomfortable to use that by the 14th day I STILL was not used to the awkwardness of this mouse & promptly switched back to my Razer Naga Trinity. In conclusion: Save your money & get the Naga Trinity or G600.

Pros: The side buttons still work

Cons: The scroll wheel is already skipping, and scrolling in the incorrect direction. It is also double clicking sometimes. The software is also awful to setup, games don't recognize g1-g12 so it's mandatory to rebind every single button.

Overall Review: I have now used all 3 major MMO Gaming Mice. My summation is Razer is the best, cause they take the longest to break, and as long as you have a backup mouse prepared, they also will exchange each mouse once for a working mouse. If the Corsair Scimitar would have lasted it would have been nice (All the thumb buttons are extremely uniform so even coming from years on a naga, it was something to get used to) The Logitech G600 was just entirely too large for my hands, I couldn't actuate the thumb buttons without hard gripping the mouse, which also would actuate the new *Ring Finger Button*. I returned that one without actually even getting to use it because i was unable to use it.

Pros: The mouse itself seems like a good replacement for my Roccat Nyth.

Cons: The software is not user friendly and causes memory errors on shutdown. I've used several different gaming mice over the years and never once had the issues that icue software has. And its not just me. Search the web for "CUETrayMenu iCUE.exe Application Error On Shutdown" to see for yourself on the Corsair forums. On a lesser note there is nothing intuitive when using the software to bind a key to buttons.

Overall Review: I wouldn't recommend this mouse to others. As you can see in the forum thread noted above if you run into this error you are expected to troubleshoot for what could be hours to find out the cause. In addition you may have to disable other drivers or software to fix it. The memory error has been going on long enough that they should have found a solution by now.

Pros: All

Cons: None unless u a thot

Overall Review: I've been through 3 over 80milliins clicks.

Pros: Does everything I needed it to do. Even has optional F13-24 keybinds. It’s quite nice.

Cons: Kind of hard to lift without clicking one of the side buttons. Just going to take a bit of getting used to after the g502.

Overall Review: Would buy again if needed. Great use for MMO.

Pros: Awesome mouse, side buttons are awesome and can be adjusted. Rgb is a nice touch and great DPI levels. Would buy again.

Cons: Side buttons can be accidentally clicked if you have a bigger hand.

Overall Review: Would recommend.

Pros: This mouse stacks up well against the razer and logitech MMO mouse options. It feels very sturdy and well built. The side buttons are easy to adjust forward and backward.

Cons: The only complaint I have is that the buttons are low to the surface and I often end up hitting the 2 button at the same time I'm trying to hit the 1 button.

Overall Review: If you have medium to large thumbs you may not want this MMO mouse.