🖱️ Corsair Ironclaw RGB - Ultimate FPS and MOBA Gaming Mouse with 18,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Backlit RGB LED, Black Review

The funny thing is that posts about this problem appeared at least two years ago. It is very sad that the manufacturer did nothing to fix the problem. I do not advise. Its pros: Very convenient form, convenient location of additional keys, iCUE functionality. Cons below: Reliability. Before buying, I knew that the mouse might have problems with the scroll wheel, but I hoped that I would be lucky. No, no luck. The mouse lasted for a month, after which the wheel moves left and right and sticks.

How can I contact the manufacturer directly not through the store? The store does not want to change. the last replacement, according to them, was done with difficulty. Has pros: The mouse is comfortable and beautiful. In general, I liked it, if not for the shortcomings Has some cons: After the purchase, a couple of months later, the scroll (scroll) just stopped working out of the blue. They changed it to a similar one and now, after three months, exactly the same problem, the scroll breaks…

After two weeks (games in doom), the right button began to stick, after another two weeks (simple work in AutoCAD), the wheel scrolling also fell off. The battery lasts two evenings of play or three days of work. By radio, with the backlight turned off. I don’t know how gaming analogues are, but a simple A4tech works from one AA battery for six months. Sometimes when turning on the PC or switching modes, the mouse is not located. You connect with a cable, you connect manually. It is defined as…

- Specific ergonomics, not suitable for any palm. Move with fingers and brush will not work. It is advisable to try out a test sample in the store. How to press the third side button is not clear. Either with the thumb, which takes time, or with the palm of the hand. The mouse itself is large, heavier than ordinary office ones. It takes time to get used to, when moving the mouse, sometimes other buttons are pressed with your fingers. - The mouse is not able to play macros without software…

The mouse is cool Corsair respect, no doubt, but if you are going to buy it, look for a store where they are with a margin and just be prepared for the fact that something can happen to it (although this can be said about any technique). Too bad you can't give 3.5 stars. Corsair, a big request, do additional checks on the performance of components + check for "lifetime". This is not a stone in your garden, do not blame me.

I've been waiting for a big mouse that fits in my palm or fingertip. It sounded like the perfect mouse when it was announced, so I bought it straight away. Big disappointment. The mouse is advertised as a palm grip mouse, but the name says "Claw" and marketing images show players using this mouse with a claw grip. That's exactly what it should be. The size of the mouse is large, which I really like, but the hump is in the middle, closer to the finger. If the hump was closer to your palm, this…

Я уверен, что мышь It's good. But what I received today had one downside: the metal front panel scratched every surface. I really hate having to deal with return issues for such simple issues where I live. So I got a replacement today. And the same problem. The new metal body on the front scratches the mat in the same upper right corner as the first mouse. Either the metal part on the front is not high enough, or the mouse leg is not thick enough. In any case, I send dead mice back and look…

Let's start with the shape of the mouse first. It says it's designed for palm grips and large hands, but still feels small and claw-like in my medium-sized hands. Sure it's a bit wider than my G502 but it just doesn't seem right, the hump maybe too far forward and not really in the palm area where it should be. While the iCUE software is a complete UI design disaster, it also causes weird system performance issues like monitor flickering, random CPU spikes, and mouse lag when open. A simple…

Reviewing the first day here. I spent more time setting it up than I would like. So let's start with GOOD-GOOD - the most comfortable mouse I've ever used. Long time g502 and g602 user here. I've been looking for a replacement for both for a long time, something with the g602 functionality and a high quality g502 sensor. This is probably as close as it gets. It has a wide range of features despite the pitfalls of iCUE software. The sensor tracks well and even in wireless mode (I didn't bother…