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January 2017
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Comfortable
Available in Yellow or Black designs
Precise sensor
Top quality
Ergonomic shape
Accurate tracking
Very customisable
16
000 DPI optical sensor is complete overkill
But works flawlessly
One of the most comfortable mice I have ever used
12 button side panel gives nearunparalleled function
Corsair has had a good run in the market (including the gaming peripherals one) and we are reminded about that every time something of theirs arrives in our lab. Now as many of you may already know thanks to its wide body the original Scimitar RG...
Quality construction that feels like it will stand the rigors of hardcore gaming, Adjustable side keypad returns and provides extra flexibility, Onboard custom profile storage, Powerful sensor that tracked perfectly on multiple surface types, Easy to use
Price tag may seem steep to someone looking for their first gaming mouse
Corsair claims that the Scimitar Pro RGB is a winner in every sense of the word, and it comes endorsed by this guy who's kind of a big deal in World of Warcraft, Jackson “Bajheera” Bliton. Forget about the marketing mumbo jumbo though. This mouse is legit...
Not overly large or clunky, Thumb buttons are actually easy to use, Very comfortable, Customizable RGB lighting, Corsair's CUE Software, 16000 DPI sensor
To be honest I was a little skeptical about this mouse when I got it. I've reviewed MMO and and other mice that have a plethora of buttons and they were just uncomfortable and difficult to use. Keep in mind the Scimitar PRO RGB has 17 programmable buttons...
Published: 2017-01-25, Author: Adam , review by: gameranx.com
Abstract: Corsair has established itself as a leader in gaming peripherals for the PC. We've recommended several of their past products, including the MM800 mousepad —and we're happy to do the same with their newly released Scimitar Pro RGB, a gaming mouse designed...
Published: 2017-01-18, Author: Nicholas , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: MMO mice aren't for everyone, and the array of buttons on the side can take a lot of getting used to before its really functional on the fly. But the Corsair Scimitar Pro offers a lot to like even for gamers who won't be using all of its side buttons, and...
Pixart 16,000 dpi sensor, 17 programmable buttons, 12 mechanical thumb buttons, CUE software works well, RGB lighting, Onboard memory with 3 profile support, Feels good in the hand, Thumb button slider function for custom fit
Corded (to some this is a con), Mouse feet could have been thicker for durability reasons, Mouse surface could be slick if you have sweaty palms
In terms of performance, the Corsair Scimitar Pro performed at my expectations. It is, after all, a Corsair product, and one would be hard pressed to find a Corsair product that didn't please. Would you use this for your regular, every day mouse? Well, ma...
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Published: 2017-01-11, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
After adjusting the position of the 12-key assembly for thumb access, we went ahead and ran Black Desert Online, Star Wars: The Old Republic but also some titles that do not fit in the MMO/MOBA segment such as Metal Gear Solid Phantom Pain and Doom. It is...
The Corsair gaming line of product over the years has evolved, they are always on the cutting edge of feature and whatever technology brings in the current timeframe. I used the word evolved here as honestly I feel the that their product have matured.The...
The Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB mouse is everything that a gaming enthusiast would need since it has excellent features that would cater to a better gaming experience. It isn't only a fast device, but it is also accurate and incredibly comfortable to use; pl...
Abstract: Corsair makes some very cool products, but as far as I can see they are aimed squarely at the gamer.Anyone who plays a lot of games knows the importance of a responsive mouse.The mouse comes armed with a set of 12 programmable buttons, that your thumb snu...
