Review on Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB MMO Gaming Mouse - 🖱️ 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, 12 Programmable Buttons - Yellow (Model: CH-9304011-NA) by DoYun Hwang ᠌

For several years, 2022-2022, I had a Logitech G600 mouse. I needed it not for MMO, but for normal work in the browser. You constantly need to copy-paste, delete text, press tricky keyboard shortcuts. In addition, thanks to the internal memory, you can configure the mouse at home, and at work - do not depend on the administrator's rights to install software. Now the Logitech G600 has disappeared from sale. The Corsair Gaming Scimitar PRO RGB also has three internal memory slots. But it has fewer buttons: the differences are in the absence of a third button for the ring finger, as well as side clicks on the wheel. The side thumb buttons in the Corsair Gaming Scimitar PRO RGB differ in relief, but in the Logitech G600 they differed in geometry, each was at a different angle. Issues with Corsair Utility Engine Software The latest version of the program was installed (22022.80) After assigning actions to the side keys - no mouse reaction actually happened. After restarting the computer and the program, all settings were saved, incl. and backlight. The side buttons did not respond, even if you save the profile to the internal memory, if you save the actions to the library. At the bottom, the error "Unable to execute a macro", "Restore the Corsair Utility Engine application" constantly popped up. Installing previous versions didn't work either. 22022.66, 2.7.78 - did not work like 22022.80, and versions earlier than 2.4.66 no longer detected this mouse. On the seven, it was not possible to cope with the program. The solution was to install the latest version of Corsair Utility Engine 22022.80 on a laptop with Windows 10. The assigned steps worked immediately. Then I transferred the saved profile to the internal memory of the mouse. And on a computer it was possible to work already without a program. Judging by the forum, many people have such problems. Try installing the program on another device.