Review on 🖱️ Ultimate Precision and Comfort: CORSAIR Glaive PRO RGB Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Grips and 18,000 DPI Optical Sensor by Trang Bach ᠌

Name: 🖱️ Ultimate Precision and Comfort: CORSAIR Glaive PRO RGB Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Grips and 18,000 DPI Optical Sensor
Item: 🖱️ Ultimate Precision and Comfort: CORSAIR Glaive PRO RGB Gaming Mouse with Interchangeable Grips and 18,000 DPI Optical Sensor
Rating: 4

March 29, 2023

Everything is fine, there are only minor drawbacks.

By the way, the backlight can be synchronized with Asus motherboards. But the rider is that the mat is synchronized through the software of the asus. board and GPU (and memory, if you have it rgb), and through the mouse software, only the motherboard and Corsair components. Because of what, a hodgepodge of illumination is obtained in the case. I hope something gets fixed.
Overall, a pretty good mouse, especially for the price.

Pros

The size is perfect for a medium sized palm. The bait set is a very sensible decision that other manufacturers should take note of. The wire is braided, but flexible enough and does not pull the mouse along with it. The side buttons are quite comfortable, do not touch when moving. Well, a nice customizable backlight.

Cons

Apparently some unsuccessful design solution for the main buttons - when pressed, a feeling of creaking is created. There is no sound itself (just a loud click), but compared to the former 402 log tech, where there is just a clear sharp click, something strange is happening here. Over time, of course, I'll get used to it, but this is the first thing that really resonated with the sensations. The configuration software is quite flexible, but it seemed to me too confusing. Unlike Logitech, it does not pull up profiles for recognized games, you have to add profiles and action macros yourself for each. On pressing the wheel, it seemed to me too elastic. There is no movement / click of the wheel to the side. On the thumb panels, I lack a slight bend / indentation to make it easier to lift the mouse. But this is a matter of habits of each individual.