CORSAIR IRONCLAW WIRELESS RGB Rechargeable Gaming Mouse with Slipstream Technology - 18,000 DPI - 3-Zone RGB Multi-Color Backlighting - Black

Personally, this is a huge upgrade from what I had last time, so I'm it seems like I'm overexaggerating, just know I wasn't rocking with equipment of the same quality.- First, it's a big mouse. Not too big, but big enough to be perfect for my hands. Now I'm a big guy, I'm 6'3 so naturally, my hands are large.- It's heavy, but not too heavy. Light mouses usually feel cheap, and this is far from. The last mouse I had was around 20 dollars and it was light and felt cheap, and my thumb and pinky finger always dragged across my mousepad when I used it.- It has RGB. You already knew that, but mainly if you have the iCue software, there's a lot you can do with the mouse. Personally, I'd recommend getting the wireless variant if you have the extra bucks, but if not, this is great. Also pairing this with the K55 RGB Pro is a great decision in my opinion. I've had this mouse for about a month now and it still feels very new.

I actually Like this mouse. Coming from a steelseries 600. I did find this mouse a little heavy compare to the steelseries 600. However I guess I can expect that being wireless/BT. But enough of that.Let's talk gaming cause be honest thats why we bought it.The mouse is good and responds great it has a good battery life, it can last me a week on use and that is with me not turning it off after use and with still fullresponsive movements and now with the ICUE software while it is good it isn't the best but it does its job. The buttons are In great place and feels smooth BUT the third option button is good I just feel that its placed a but odd for my liking. It could just be my type of grip I use.. I do like the the dpi buttons and profile switch aswell. And seem placed very good and easy on the fly switching if needed.PROS:-Battery ( has a good duration span )-Buttons-Software-Ecronomic-RGBsNow not everything is perfect so with that being said there is some issues that it has. Maybe it's just mine and not yours. The middle button is not very good and seems to have some movement play like if it wasn't tight properly and it does have a harder press then my old steelseries 600 and it is alot heavier but that should be noted being wireless and having a battery.CONS:-Middle mouse button. ( Could just be mine and not yours )-Heavier ( but then again it does have a battery and wireless connectivity )-Third Macro button ( now I am not saying this is a con and is bad. I just personally feel awkward with it being so high )This mouse has replaced my steelseries 600 mouse I used for a while. I use this for Rainbow six Siege and other fps games. So this mouse has earned my rating for competition on a personal level. Quick on the fly response and buttons.

Purchased a RAZOR® mouse on September 11th, 2022. Squeaking and plastic failed as a thumb button broke off literally when a five-year-old pressed it while sitting on my lap doing what infants do.Never abused, or misused by anyone, in a professional environment in my office.This mouse was completely dead by Thanksgiving Day 2022 not even TWO MONTHS of normal use.For Daily normal, professional, NON-Gaming use for two months and failing this badly, they should be ashamedEPIC FAIL IN QUALITY AND DEVELOPMENT and RAZOR® has now given me 0-3 in one calendar year thus far.CORSAIR® IS MY ENTIRE SYSTEM AND NOW KEYBOARD AND MOUSE AS WELL!ONE PURCHASE HAS LASTED 4 years on PC, 2 Years on the mouse (Thus replacement finally), 2 years on Mechanical Keyboard. If you want quality, you want reliability, and want years out of what you pay for, get CORASIR® products. Tested them all (Razor, Logitec, Corsair... etc....as a developer, and simply put, CORSAIR® is what MONSTER® used to be in power protection and cables, untouchable across the board worth it.INDEFINITE CUSTOMER... free items offered for testing are welcomed!

The mouse is great. Feels good in my hand, though I needed to get used used the shape since I used a much simpler mouse for a long time. I'm still trying to find a use for every button but the fact it connects to iCUE gives me more possibilities for those buttons, like the autoclicker I set up on one of the buttons. As well as of course setting custom colors for the rgb, rebinding the buttons themselves (I felt I needed to for the DPI buttons, the 2 buttons right behind the scroll wheel work way better than the default forward side buttons in my opinion), and even changing the DPI between the 3 available levels anywhere from 1-18,000 to really hone in on the accuracy of your mouse movement. Also you'll seemingly need to set up the sniper button via iCUE, or at least I had to. If you do go to change any of the buttons be sure to have the mouse plugged in. When I first tried to change the buttons they didn't work because I needed to plug it in first.I will say though, just before writing this review it felt almost like little bubbles were under where I put my fingers on the main mouse buttons (I have used the mouse a lot but not had it for very long, maybe 2 weeks at most), and in trying to get rid of them I caused cosmetic damage to the right mouse button. Ultimately my fault, but it seems like the skin of the main buttons might be going that way soon enough all the same.The mouse clicks are very light, which aids reaction time. It's akin to a SCUF controller with the binary triggers if you've ever used one of them. It's very responsive on the 2.4ghz setting, it's battery life has lasted for probably around 2-3 days without a charge, and doesn't take very long at all to charge. Not to mention the charger is plenty long, and really locks into the mouse when changing so I don't feel like it'll slip out like some modern phone chargers do after a while.All in all, great product for the money, especially if you can get it for a sale.