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Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 27, 2021
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08XPYR8H2

Best Sellers Rank: #87,030 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
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Ivan M

Muy buen mouse

Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

Le he dado duro a ese mouse ya llevo 1 año. Muy bueno para mmorpg, call of duty. Es cierto que no he usado sus macros en winfows por flojera. Es muy muy estético. Mejor que otras marca muy careras.

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Kindle Customer

Set up the macros after setting dpi

Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020

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As described. Works like a charm. For all your macro needs

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Lucas Rigdon

Good mouse- for only ~10 months

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

Great mouse but just under a year and my mouse wheel doesn't scroll as it should with down scrolling leading to none to some up scrolls. Any game that now requires the use of a mouse scroll wheel is clunky now as I cannot trust the scrolling to work properly. Purchase Jan 28 2021 and found the issue start of December 2021.

Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021

Color: BlackStyle: PRO

I have had this mouse for around 2 years now and it has held up great. No paint or plastic is coming off, the glossy plastic is still glossy and nice, all the buttons are clicky, and the sensor is still great. No complaints.

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Josh Thiel

Sticky buttons out of the box

Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2021

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

Could have been a great mouse... I have huge hands and loved the idea of the movable thumb button panel. Unfortunately I have now had 2 of these that came with a non-functional sticky button out of the box (both times it was the 4 button).

Not sure what is going on with quality control on these but I've had friends saying the same thing...

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Jarett Lee DeLorenzo

Leftclick broken in a year

Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2020

Color: BlackStyle: PRO

Left click stopped completely after 1 year

What a POS mouse. I'll go back to Razer, at least I've never had a mouse last less than 3 years from them nor has it been the LEFT CLICK that breaks, usually just a sticking middle click.

So now I sit here with a bricked mouse unable to get any work done until a store opens.

Garbage build quality.

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Right click and scroll wheel failure

Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2021

Color: BlackStyle: PRO

Let me start out by saying before this mouse I had a Razer Naga. I'm very careful with my peripherals and take very good care of them. I have the same Razer keyboard I've had for over 5 years and I had my Naga for quite a while before buying the Scimitar. The only reason I bought the Scimitar was because I liked that I was able to adjust the keypad since I have smaller hands.

I absolutely loved the Scimitar until I didn't lol. I had it a little over a year until it started giving me issues. I started noticing that when I'd right click it would like release so if I needed to turn my camera in a game I would get these micro stops unless I held down the left click at the same time. It progressively got worse and I learned that they use a cheap plastic that tends to bend after a lot of use and can affect how the mouse clicks.

So I swapped it out with a backup. I used the backup for about 2-3 months until the scroll wheel gave out randomly. I was checking my email and the tension in the scroll just gave out and I could "spin it." I can still click with it but I can no longer scroll. Again did some research and found out they use cheap parts for the wheel as well that have a tendency to just fail.

While the mouse itself feels nice and much better quality than my Naga it sadly did not last nearly as long. If I didn't have failures within such a short time frame I'd be fine but idk if I can recommend this mouse anymore, especially for the cost.

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Reviewed in the Netherlands on June 15, 2020

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WarMom

Great mouse, robust but slightly unintuitive software

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 26, 2019

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I got this mouse to replace my Razer Naga 2014 after the left click broke. I think it's a very good replacement; like the naga, it has 2 buttons on top in addition to the LMB, RMB and wheel / middle click, and 12 buttons on the side, by default corresponding to the number row. Though it's missing a couple of minor features and the software can be harder to get to grips with at first, in some other respects I feel it is better than the Naga, and at a slightly cheaper price.

The mouse wheel can only scroll and middle click, whereas the Naga could have it 'click' side to side for another two inputs - I do miss this functionality, but it's chiefly habit when the mouse already has 19 inputs for the player to work with. The wheel also has a textured surface making it comfortable to use, and textured grips for the ring finger and pinky on the right side for improved grip and comfort.

The 1-12 side panel does not have the intense 'contouring' on each individual key like the Naga, and I prefer it this way. It can also be, to a degree, horizontally and vertically adjusted for the best position for your own comfort. Every second 'row' of keys (so 4-6 and 10-12) is textured with a ridge on 5 like your keyboard has on F and J so you can intuit where you are. It feels a little sturdier, like I'm pressing buttons on a control panel rather than nudging flimsy parts on the side of the mouse itself.

Corsair's peripheral management software is iCUE, and it takes some time to get to grips with it. Razer's software, Synapse, is a bit more intuitive and user-friendly at first glance, but after overcoming the learning curve it suits my needs. It allows for button / input reassignment, colour management, DPI setup, and profile creation, including onboard profiles.

The stumbling block with iCUE vs Synapse is that Synapse will show you your mouse, and allow you to click the mouse button onscreen to change its properties. I click on a visual representation of, say, 4 on the naga, and then get a context menu to assign it to what I want. iCUE does the opposite - first, you create an 'action', like 'remap to keystroke' and then, with the action selected, assign to it to a mouse button by clicking on the representation of it. This has led to me wanting to assign a button to something, and starting by clicking on it as one would intuit, and ended up assigning it to whatever action I had selected by default in the sidebar. It's a learning curve that has to be overcome.

The intended focus is likely on building a 'library' of inputs / remaps / actions, and then picking and choosing from that library when you create a profile. Power users will see the benefits in the long-term, as they get used to the method of reassignment and build their Actions Library. For less uber-hardcore users and people used to Razer interface, it's less beneficial. If you are a power user, I strongly recommend building your actions library and renaming the actions (double click on the name) to help organise things for your comfort. It is worth noting that CUE does not support remapping for mouse wheel up or down, just middle click.

The actual options for creating actions are very powerful and robust and more intuitive, however. You can remap buttons to keystrokes, or to particular keyboard keys (e.g. G or shift-G or alt-G as a keystroke, or just G as a key), including the keypad, modifier and function keys, but can also record macros, paste text, control media or a timer, play a sound on input, launch an application, or change profile or DPI. There is also a suite of customisation options for each of these features and profile features. For example, I have a profile assigned to be active only when No Man's Sky is the active window (and this was much easier to pull off than in Synapse), and in this profile, tapping one of my mouse buttons will make the game believe I am holding right square bracket, until I tap it again like a toggle. Synapse may have similar functions for all of these, but actually building the action here was easy.

Similar principles apply to RGB lighting - there's a HUGE suite of RGB lighting options (albeit a lot of the more elaborate ones are more built for keyboard than mouse) with a LOT of space for customisation, and they are assigned in the same way as actions - create then assign (encouraging, again, building up a 'lighting library'). The zones for lighting are a front panel which you will rarely see, the logo on the palm grip, the mouse wheel and the side buttons as a singular option (they will all be the same colour as one another and cannot be changed individually).

DPI is handled separately from actions and lighting, which I like. You can create any number of DPI profiles within a mouse profile, and each of these contains six sets of DPI settings which you can switch between or disable at your leisure. Each of these can have a separate X and Y dpi value, and their own customisable RGB setting on the side of the mouse to indicate what setting is currently in use. Again, a feature for the most dedicated gamers and power users, but getting a single, simple DPI setting is just as easy to do.

iCUE also supports some other features, such as temperature display for motherboard, CPU and GPU and fan speed display in a sidebar, logging of these stats, and Onscreen display for peripheral stats (but not for temp stats, sadly, so stick to MSI Afterburner) but there is no cloud saving for profiles.

The mouse has space for 3 onboard profiles, but modifying / assigning them was the buggiest part of CUE for me. Trying to overwrite or save profile to the mouse would result in nothing until a reinstall (thankfully, all your profiles are saved as roaming appdata), and I had to hard reset the mouse. I did managed to assign one of the three slots, but even then onboard profiles are of limited utility. They will only be active before iCUE boots, and as such is only useful for A: having your lighting / settings be consistent with your default profile in the seconds it takes between computer startup and iCUE starting (admittedly, I did this because I wanted the consistency instead of an abrupt snap to my default white), B: starting on a new computer until iCUE is installed and your appdata migrated, or C: if you go to an internet cafe or LAN regularly, bringing your corsair peripherals because there is no cloud service. Other than those circumstances, trying to change onboard storage via iCUE is more of a headache than it's worth.

Overall, I've found the Scimitar to be a great replacement for my naga, but I cannot wholeheartedly recommend one over the other. The Scimitar is cheaper, feels a little better and its software may have more customisation depth, but the Naga has two more good buttons on top and more immediately intuitive software. For me, the decision kind of came down to no longer wishing to support Razer and I don't regret it, but if you hold both companies in the same regard I would recommend seeing if you could try and hold the two mice before making your decision.

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Enrix

Eccellente

Reviewed in Italy on October 7, 2019

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

È la mia prima recensione, di solito non ne faccio. Questo mouse è semplicemente eccezionale.
Vengo da un UtechSmart Venus, che non era male, ma con cui non mi sono mai trovato bene più di tanto a causa della sagomatura dei 12 tasti laterali che non mi permetteva di trovare agevolmente i bottoni che mi servivano.
Questo, invece, è dotato di 12 tasti piatti, 6 dei quali addirittura antiscivolo. Questo sarebbe già ottimo per conto suo, ma Corsair ha deciso di spingersi ancora più in la grazie al meccaniscmo di slide dei 12 tasti laterali che consente all' utente di muovere il tastierino più avanti o più indietro per un range di 8mm in totale. Sembrerà una cosa banale e inutile, ma con il mio vecchio mouse facevo abbastanza fatica a raggiungere i bottoni 10-11-12 (l' ultima fila indietro per intenderci), mentre con questo mouse, avendo spostato il tastierino tutto in avanti, raggiungerli risulta molto più agevole.

Vorrei inoltre precisare che il software per la programmazione non è affatto astruso o complesso da utilizzare, come ha scritto qualcuno nelle recensioni. Evidentemente quelle persone non hanno mai utilizzato un software del genere, perchè io ho imparato ad usarlo in 5 minuti e senza nemmeno consultare il manuale di istruzioni. Per il resto, l' RGB è regolabile, si può mettere ssia fisso sia ciclico, di un colore o vari colori. I 12 tasti laterali del mouse NON SONO abbinati di default ai tasti 1-12 della tastiera, ma vanno programmati (farlo è facilissimo).
Un' ulteriore chicca del software è la funzione di calibrazione superficiale (che mai ho visto in altri mouse) che permette di calibrare il sensore del mouse in base alla superficie (tappetino) su cui poggia.

In sintesi, è un prodotto eccezionale, i materiali sono di alta qualità. Del resto, da Corsair non mi aspettavo nulla di meno.

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Myckael

Très bonne souris gamer

Reviewed in France on June 13, 2019

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

Jouant beaucoup à des jeux types MMO (RPG, Wargamming, etc...), une souris avec un pavé 12 touches au pouce pour les racourcis actions/sorts es un gros plus.
J'utilisais depuis plusieurs années des Razer Naga Chroma. La principale concurrente sérieuse de ce modèle de chez Corsair.
Le pavé de racourcis tombe parfaitement bien sous le pouce avec cet avantage de pouvoir le déplacer afin de l'adapter à toutes les morphologies de mains et préfèrences. Un gros plus comparer à la Razer dont le pavé es un poil trop en arrière.
Savoir la précision DPI séléctionnée juste grâce à la lumière RGB (code couleurs qu'on peut définir nous même, ainsi que les paliers de DPI) devant le pavé es aussi un plus (sur la Razer, c'est une jauge qui apparaît à l'écran, mais pas toujours pendant certains jeux).
Niveau ergonomie, elle tombe naturellement sous la main et la texture de surface es très douce, agréable. Mais les traces de doigts marquent très vite dessus. Par contre, le grip côté droit (repose annulaire) es un peu trop rugueux je trouve.
La glisse des patins es impecable. Le cable es long et anti-torsion, mais accroche sur les bords si ont utilise un tapis de souris rigide (étant sur portable, j'utilise un tapis rigide aluminium Corsair double surfaces, et là le fil accroche le rebord).
La précision es au rdv et le capteur es bien proteger. Le dessous de la souris semble moins susceptible de s'encrasser contrairement à la Razer qui elle cumul vite des saletés ce qui gêne parfois la glisse.
Contrairement à d'autres, je n'ai pas trouver le logiciel à télécharger de Corsair compliqué. Il offre même plus de personalisations rapides et faciles.
J'ai paramétrer les éclairages et les réglages DPI à ma convenance en moins de 10 minutes.
Niveau prix, elle le vaut et es de toute façon dans la zone basse des prix des souris gamer de qualités.

LES +
- ergonomie soignée et naturelle
- plus de personalisation que les concurrents
- pavé de racourcis très utile et surtout déplaçable pour tomber parfaitement sous le pouce celon la taille de notre main ou préférence
- un design à la Corsair reconnaissable qui fait "professionnel"
- Durée de vie à voir, mais étant une Corsair, celà devrais être satisfaisant. La qualité se ressent quand même comme bien présente à l'utilisation
- glisse parfaite et bonne précision, surtout en paramétrant les paliers de DPI à notre convenance.
- agréable au toucher
- connaître le niveau de DPI où on es juste en regardant la couleur devant de pavé numérique
- dessous qui s'encrasse nettement moins que plusieurs concurrents

LES -
- câble anti-torsion qui accroche les rebords de tapis rigides non arrondis
- le grip côté droit un peu trop rugueux à mon goût
- pas de bouton latéraux de la molette (en poussant la molette à gauche ou a droite, contrairement à la Razer)
- fiche USB très proéminente (au moins 6cm), un peu gênant sur le côté d'un PC portable
- surface agréable mais les traces de doigts s'y voient très vite

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Vincent

Parfaite par rapport à la concurrente

Reviewed in France on May 15, 2020

Color: BlackStyle: PROVerified Purchase

J'ai eu deux souris du même type de la marque concurrente (le petit serpent vert à trois têtes) et niveau longévité, c'était catastrophique (rapport qualité-prix très mauvais)....

Au vu des retours que j'ai eu (où vus sur le net) sur Corsair, j'ai donc décidé d'opter pour cette souris (mon tout premier périphérique Corsair).

Seul le temps nous le dira, mais ça part d'un très bon pied, pavé réglable, bonne prise en main, logiciel complexe mais très complet par rapport à d'autres (hien Razer !).

Bref, pour le moment, au bout d'une semaine, j'en suis très satisfait et je découvre enfin une très bonne marque !

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