Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro, Wireless FPS/MOBA Gaming optical Mouse with SLIPSTREAM Technology, Black, Backlit RGB LED, 18000 DPI, Optical,CH-9315411-NA

Nice mouse. Had a button break and had to buy another.. The button breaking was unfortunate but this mouse has increased my game play so much that I have a 3rd one on the self as a backup. Don't stop making this mouse. K thx.

I had a Mionix mouse for years that I absolutely loved but the middle mouse switch was dying on me.I've got big hands and likewise need a mouse that fits my needs! I tried a few other brands but they were all quite small for me. After a bit of research, I found this had dimensions similar to my old mouse so I gave it a go, as I really REALLY wanted a good wireless gaming mouse.BOY OH BOY does this fit the bill!!!Wired and wireless feel no different, in terms of speed and latency. It also seems to work from quite far!I've only had it for a day, but I'm in love so far!!!There is a detachable 'wing' for your pinky if you find yours drags on your mouse, or you can leave the default "flat" on, which is what I did.I do not know the battery life as of yet, though I plan on testing it out now that it has a full charge.It has an awesome dongle/wired/bluetooth option, the last of which I am really excited for!If you have big hands and want a great wireless gaming mouse that is fairly comfortable (the butt-end is a LITTLE higher than I would have liked but its nit-picking at this point), absolutely give this a try! You wont regret it!

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE "DARK STAR RBG", IF YOU ARE WONDERING WHY THAT NEEDS TO BE CLARIFIED, READ FURTHER.If you search google regarding this mouse you will find ENDLESS numbers posts on reddit, the corsair forums, Toms Hardware, etc complaining about this mouse. And not 1 or 2 problems, it seems like every time I read a new post, the mouse has a completely different but critical error.I bought this mouse when it was a new release and it had very few reviews, so I went to check Amazon again expecting a terrible rating. I'm surprised when I see a 4.1 star score, much higher than I expected. I start to read reviews, then it hits me: most of the reviews are for "Style: Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro". What? The Dark Core is a completely different mouse. The ergonomics are different, it only has 2 side buttons, it costs half the price.Why is the Dark Core listed as a variation of the Dark Star? Is there a way I can filter to only see the Dark Star reviews? Yes there is, but quite tricky to find. First filter reviews by one of the star ratings. Then a filter window with more options will appear. Then you can filter "Format: Show Only Reviews for the Dark Star RBG."Then it made perfect sense. Out of the 2,464 ratings ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN are reviews for the Dark Star. See attached images.Yep, Corsair took this garbage mouse with more critical failure issues than you could imagine, and listed it as a variant of a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT mouse that probably isn't as terrible. That level of deception and general scuminess should be reason enough to never consider buying this mouse, but if you want my personal experience:I owned this mouse for about 2 months, it worked great. I liked the feel, the button placement (most mmo mice buttons are too clustered), then out of nowhere the 2.4ghz receiver stops working. Just bam, no more wireless. At this point I am well beyond Amazon's 30 day return window, so I switch it to Bluetooth mode. Maybe the polling rate is worse, I really couldn't tell the difference, so I continue to use it in Bluetooth mode. Then, want to guess what happened yesterday? Yep, Bluetooth mode stops working just as abruptly as the dongle did. Try to connect via Bluetooth? The mouse LEDs pulse a blue color, which according to the manual means "BT wireless mode – pairing failed". The mouse wasn't dropped or damaged, I didn't even update the firmware/software, just randomly died for no apparent reason. So now, I can try to deal with Corsair customer service, which everything I have read about them says they are, slow, often not willing to send new hardware, and when they do send new hardware it rarely fixes the problem. So I'm going with option B, never buy another Corsair Product as long as I live, I strongly suggest you do the same.I can forgive a company for releasing a product too early, with trash software and faulty components, it happens often unfortunately. But deceiving customers by listing this mouse as a variant of a well-reviewed mouse to hide how poorly it sold and how many problems it has? Absolutely disgusting, absolutely cannot be forgiven.

No le falta nada.A diferencia de muchos otros mouses con multiples botones, los del Corsair Darkstar están posicionados de forma que no estorban al momento de jugarlo y accedes a ellos de forma completamente intuitiva.La funcionalidad del sensor de inclinación es increible para realizar multitud de tareas, en lo particular lo configure para abrir la calculadora, el navegador y el bloc de notas con solo inclinar el mouse.El que posea 3: Por cable, 2.4Ghz wireless y bluetooth lo hacen sumamente versatil para conectarlo a donde sea. También se puede anexar al dongle usb de los headsets corsair como el HS80 para disminuir la cantidad de conectores y funciona de maravilla.En modo 2.4Ghz y enlazado con el dongle de mi HS80, de vez en cuando, las luces se desactivan y los leds indicadores del DPI se ponen a parpadear en un tono celeste. Cuando esto sucede el mouse deja de funcionar, pero basta con reiniciarlo para que se arregle. Sin embargo, no se asusten, esto jamas me ha pasado mientras lo estaba usando o jugando, solo cuando lo dejaba ahí descansando mientras veia un video o algo así. Esto pasa de forma aleatoria y es relativamente recurrente, aún así no es una gran molestia.Es un mouse increiblemente ligero, el más ligero de todos los inalambricos que he probado, lo cual es bueno para no sobreesforzar la muñeca.Su mayor virtud es su ligereza, la cantidad de macros que puedes programar en el, lo cual en mi caso particular ha resultado ser muy útil; y la versatilidad de conectarlo a donde sea.En cuanto a los puntos negativos: La bateria, dura bastante y eso, pero tener una batería recargable dentro del mouse siempre es malo, ya que con el tiempo se degrada y debe ser reemplazada. Por eso preferiria que tuviera un facil acceso a la batería o sea una pila AA genérica. Con las nuevas pilas AA recargables por USB-C eso sería la mejor opción para no preocuparse por quedarse sin energía jamas.Otro punto en contra que veo es su construcción: Comparado con el legendario M65, este está hecho mayoritariamente de un plástico de alta calidad, lo cual lo ayuda a ser más ligero, pero se nota menos duradero, aunque eso es algo que solo el tiempo dirá.Finalmente, otra cosa que hecharía en falta es la posibilidad de tener un spin infinito de la rueda del mouse como lo tienen los de Logitech y un botón lateral, un poco más grande y tal vez de aluminio, como el que tiene el M65 para el modo sniper.En conclusión, las virtudes del Corsair Darkstar son demasiadas y si lo estás dudando: sí, vale completamente la pena el precio.Es ligero, versatil, intuitivo, etc. Si estás buscando un mouse definitivo, este es, tienes tantos botones y gestos a disposición como puedes necesitar para programar todo tipo de macros.Es todo lo que necesitas ya sea para: Jugar, programar, escribir, etc.