Review on Unleash Your Gaming Potential with the Corsair Dark Core RGB PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse by Dagmara Pasternak ᠌

In general, it is challenging to find something better for huge hands in terms of price/quality. There are several different wipers and much lighter mice available for little hands. The mouse is obviously not intended for shooters because in their case, weight takes precedence over form, and in general, I wouldn't take anything heavier than 70g for shooters. The rodent is large, which is good for my paw, to name one advantage. Not many mice (19.5/10.5) for large hands. -Side buttons are quite useful. large and motionless. -Differences in response were not discernible when compared to wired. - If you remember to charge at night, there will be ample power for the entire day. The backlight. She is there, but she is on my side. - suitable for palm and fingertip grip. Cons: -Heavy, but there aren't any big rats to select from. Wheel has a slight backlash, but it has no practical impact. - The hand has a tendency to slide off the sloping back when using a claw grip. The lumps on the back are of little assistance. I might be the problem, though, as I'm not used to this grip. I wish there were more options in the software for designing buttons. As in Roccat or Logitech, I was unable to discover a shift to assign. No USB cable is provided. Even though I have a carriage full of them from various pieces of equipment, it's not really a negative for me.