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Published: 2019-01-07, Author: Jim , review by: pcper.com
Abstract: We got an early peak at each mouse along with the MM350 Extended XL, the latest version of Corsair's gaming mouse/desk pads. Read on for a quick look at what each new gaming mouse brings to your PC gaming experience.The M65 RGB Elite is an update to C...
Ironclaw RGB January 2019 Corsair's new Ironclaw RGB gaming mouse is solid all around, but I have a few nitpicks. The scroll wheel feels a little cheap, and the thumb grip is somewhat short. iCUE can also be a bit of a pain in the neck, but once you fine...
Great sensor, Fantastic build quality and choice of materials, Good buttons, Main switches rated for 50 million clicks, Don't need to remove mouse feet to disassemble, Great-looking, highly customizable RGB lighting, Comfortable for a palm grip with big h
Very thick, heavy, and stiff cable, Needs firmware fixes, No replacement mouse feet included
The Corsair Ironclaw RGB is available for $59.99. Great sensor Fantastic build quality and choice of materials Good buttons Main switches rated for 50 million clicks Don't need to remove mouse feet to disassemble Great-looking, highly customizable RGB lig...
In 2019, Corsair has really brought their A game with this new line of mice and the MM350 mouse mat. The MM350 was a pleasure to use through all my gaming sessions and having your wrist rest on the pad versus your desk is so much better. After using the E...
Such is the design of the human hand that the majority of mice fall into a couple of categories. On one side we have mice with a slight curve for right-handed users, whilst on the other we have the ambidextrous designs both for those who prefer a more sym...
Comfortable grip for big hands, Smart DPI features, Large, responsible buttons, Textured grips and wheel
Abstruse software, So-so lighting
If you have large hands, the Ironclaw RGB is worth a look; if not, I think Corsair's other mice are a little more comfortable and functional, particularly the M65 RGB Elite ($60) and the Harpoon RGB Wireless ($50).But if you like your mice large and luxur...
The overall feel, grip, and performance of the Corsair Ironclaw RGB is great. It's also comfortable with its nicely-fit rubberized grips. We also think that if you have slightly bigger hands than the average, you'll surely like the hold and comfort that i...
Unable to open the mouse without destroying it is our only complaint. We do like to get our eyes on the components for verification to what we are writing, and not that we do not trust Corsair to do what is shown in the specifications, we want to know whe...
Published: 2019-05-15, Author: Sara , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Between the competitive gamer and the casual gamer in this house, we concluded that Corsair's Ironclaw mouse is comfortable, practical, and a worthwhile piece of kit for gamers who love precision but don't necessarily want a dozen buttons clogging up thei...
Published: 2019-04-30, Author: Sara , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Between the competitive gamer and the casual gamer in this house, we concluded that Corsair's Ironclaw mouse is comfortable, practical, and a worthwhile piece of kit for gamers who love precision but don't necessarily want a dozen buttons clogging up thei...
