CorsairDark Core Gaming Mouse Dpi Optical Sensor Comfortable & Ergonomic Play Wired Or Wireless Earplug, 5 cm, Black

One of my favorite gaming mice I’ve ever had. The one I had prior to this one is the Razor Deathadder 2013 Edition, and it broke down recently due to me raging lol, so I needed a new mouse, the shipping for this thing takes LONG though, as it does come from the corsair supplement in America, straight to here in the UAE. So, the TL;DR is: Good product, great gaming mouse, but takes a while to ship here.

My son love it so much

Epic I was aim it in fortnite

Edit:My first mouse got a double click issue after a year. Luckily, there was a 2 year warranty and I was able to RMA the mouse. However, the RMA also had the double click issue right out of the box. So I had to RMA again... Got my 3rd mouse and boom, yet another double click issue. Their customer support is excellent and helpful, but the product itself and the warranty replacements are god awful. Avoid this product like a plague. It is amazing when it works, but don't expect it to last long.Old Review:I absolutely love this mouse. I'm coming from the ancient 2009 Razer Deathadder which served me well. I was considering just going with Razer again but I cannot justify the price. I wanted a mouse that I can take with me to school and be comfortable and high performance wherever I went. I use Bluetooth whenever I'm in school and 2.4Ghz wireless whenever I'm at home and I've got to say, I don't notice a difference in performance which is a good thing. The game I play is very click intensive (Oldschool Runescape) so having a precise mouse with programmable buttons is excellent. The reason it is 4 star and not 5 is because the Bluetooth profile is the default one that comes with the mouse. It's unfortunate because I'd love to have my macros in the Bluetooth setting as well. I highly recommend this mouse, I think it'll last me 10 years like my old mouse did!

I'd read a handful of reviews identifying connection problems with this mouse, but they seemed fairly scattered, so I took a breath and pulled the trigger. Big mistake.Immediately upon plugging the mouse in, I started having connection problems. Wired, bluetooth, 2.4ghz wireless - you name it, there were connection problems with it. At first it seemed to be mostly a wired problem. Plug the mouse in over the provided USB cable, and after a couple of minutes it would just stop functioning.So I swapped to the proprietary wireless adapter. That worked okay - for a few hours, at most. After about 3 hours of use, the mouse stopped working. I had to turn it on and off again to get it working. Then another hour later, it stopped again. Same thing. Then it was twenty minutes. Now it's every 3-5 minutes. The cursor stops moving, the mouse buttons no longer work. It shows connected in iCUE, but simply doesn't respond.Some forum posts suggested a firmware update, but the disconnection issues seemed to strike even while it was updating the firmware (causing a cancel on the updates) and when the firmware finally did update... the problems didn't stop.I guess those reviews were right. All the lighting and adjustable sideplates in the world don't matter if your mouse can't even mouse. I'm very disappointed, and that's the first time I've said that about a Corsair product.

Used the Wired harpoon for years now! Recommended to a few friends and they all agree that it's easily the most comfortable mouse for the price.The DPI options are lacking but its fast, responsive and very comfortable.Very good mouse for the price!

En mi misión por calificar todo lo que hasta ahora e comprado en Amazon aquí va la primera sobre el Harpoon Pro.Si al igual que yo, la mayor parte del tiempo no te importa usar un mouse de menos de 500 / 600 pesos y te conformas con un mouse que funcione y se vea bonito eres de los míos y quizás esta reseña te pueda servir para tomar la decisión si comprarlo o no.Por mucho tiempo utilice mouse de los típicos " Mouse RGB con botones en los costados con DPI Gamer HD" que a final de cuentas eran unos mouse de entre 100 y 300 pesos máximo con botones de función atrás y adelante, un botoncito para controlar el DPI que pasaba de 0 a 10000 en un clic y luces LED que lo hacían ver bonito y para un usuario común es suficiente si no necesitas calibrar tu DPI mediante software o personalizar RGB de igual manera. Sin embargo el tema ergonómico en esa gama de precios es regular o malo, paso casi un 80% del tiempo por mi trabajo usando computador y claro mouse, pero obviamente la mano reciente usar ese tipo de ergonomía por mucho tiempo.Asi que tomando en cuenta mi experiencia te dejo las ventajas:1.- Primero y mas importante la ergonomía, el mouse a primera impresión parece pequeño (como ven en la imagen que adjunte esta el de 200 pesos y el Harpoon) sin embargo su forma se adapta para que tengas tu mano en una posición cómoda, y el relieve que tiene en el lado izquierdo donde descansa en pulgar hace que sea mas sencillo de mantener el agarre, por mas horas que lo utilices o si ya tienes algún problema con dolor en alguna zona de tu mano gamer poderosa con el tiempo se ira corrigiendo o aminorando.2.- Personalización RGB, el software iCue de corsair te permite modificar el RGB y DPI, hay que tener en cuenta que el RGB del mouse es solamente el icono y no permite efectos muy psicodélicos, solamente colores fijos y pulsaciones, pero tiene un muy buen nivel de brillo que no molesta a la vista y lo hace ver elegante.3.- En la parte del DPI tenemos 6 perfiles para configurar diferentes niveles de 200 a 12,000 esto lo hace de 100 en 100 así que puedes ir modificando dependiendo que tan cómodo sientas la velocidad del puntero. Puedes guardar configuraciones y asignarle un color para poder distinguir en cual perfil te encuentras si tienes uno muy parecido.Y también las desventajas que en realidad solo es una:1.- Cuando usas el software para modificar los valores a tu gusto y al terminar lo cierras, el mouse regresara a sus valores predeterminados de fabrica. Para poder guardar tu configuración, es necesario ir a la opciones de perfiles y dar clic en el icono de Guardar en dispositivo, esto hará que todos los cambios que hiciste queden guardados y puedas usar esa configuración en otro equipo sin necesidad de volver a configurar. La nueva versión del software ya no permite esta función pero siempre puedes instalar la 3.38.61 que es la que permite guardar los cambios en el dispositivo.Conclusión: 9/10Un mouse Bueno Bonito y Barato con muchas opciones si eres un usuario que pasa de quizás una gama mas económica esta es una muy buena primera opción de compra.

I'm very pleased with this mouse so far. Love the fact that it has a built-in battery that lasts about a week and a half.I'm a very casual gamer and photo editor so I wanted to have DPI control and this is perfect for my needs. It seems to fit my hand well but I wish the thumb groove was inset just a bit more. The meaty part of my thumb seems to sit higher up on this mouse compared to my old mouse (cheap no-name mouse with a similar design but slightly smaller footprint) which causes my thumb to feel like it's floating a bit. Not a big deal but worth noting (I have a medium-sized hand for reference).What I like:- Can be wired, wireless, or use the dongle thingy (which also hides nicely inside the mouse when not in use)- Lightweight- Subtle side grip texture doesn't feel sticky or rubbery- Click noise is much quieter than my previous mouse on all buttons- DPI led indicator is colour coordinated- Sleek design with nice glideWhat I don't like:- LED's stay on unless iCUE is running- Right button has a rough edge which rubs a bit on the right ring finger. (Edit: this doesn't bother me anymore)I took marks off because for the price, the edges shouldn't feel rough. Otherwise nothing shocking about this, it just works!