🖱️ Corsair Katar Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse - Lightweight FPS/MOBA Mouse with Slipstream Technology, Compact Symmetric Shape, 10,000 DPI - Black Review

This gaming mouse is very light and small perfect for my son or anyone with small hands. It works well when gaming and there is almost no lag or lag, it seems to work just as well as a wired mouse. Battery life is below average, if you put the mouse in performance mode (which is what you need when gaming) it consumes one AA battery in less than a month. I bought rechargeable batteries so I don't have to buy batteries all the time and protect the environment. As I said, the thing is tiny, not…

I bought this mouse for the feature set, which isn't bad at all - AA battery power, a decent sensor, and Bluetooth and USB wireless connectivity. It all adds up to a pretty decent mouse. My biggest concern, however, is the power saving feature of this mouse. After a short time (probably 30 seconds to a minute, I didn't measure the time) the mouse goes into a deep sleep state from which it takes 1-2 seconds to wake up. This leads to constant frustration as you constantly have to wait for the…

I decided to try this mouse for work at home. I have a Logitech G305 for my PC, so I'm comparing it to that. As a regular user, I can't comment too much on the gaming aspect of the mouse, but my biggest gripe with this mouse compared to the G305 is the wake up time after it's been idle for a while. I went through the manual and set it to "Game Mode" and not "Battery Saver". However, the mouse takes noticeably longer to wake up compared to the G305. After it had been idle for a while, I would…

As an avid mouse collector, I can say this is quite possibly the best FPS gaming mouse Corsair has ever made. My main FPS gamers are Razor Viper/Viper mini/G-Wolves Skoll Mini/Glorious Model O-/Xtfry M42. The back of the Corsair Qatar is almost identical to the Logitech G303. The G303 was my #1 mouse a few years ago until I started making the switch to lighter gaming mice. Well, if Logitech brought back the G303 with a much lighter weight and better sensor, it would be just as much of a toy as…

I loved this mouse from the start, I finally had no cable, I made it, I jumped from the wired Razer Naga to a wireless mouse, me was finally excited to be part of the wireless age. THEN problems arose, and I mean again and again. For example because it stutters like your whole computer is locked up, which is the most frustrating thing I've had to deal with so far. Then the mouse randomly hangs and doesn't move (yes, I disabled the auto power saver), sometimes I have to restart the mouse…