Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless

If you favor a palm grip and a slightly larger Mouse, the Wyatt Iron Claw would have been definitely one to consider. but by adding all this extra fun...

Now there's a few things I could nitpick about I do personally prefer having a bit clearer steps of the scroll wheel that would be subjective I Think ...

Play mostly COD and some Doom Etnernal. I am sometimes truly amazed at my lack of skill. Built my PC a little over a year ago and picked up a Corsair Ironclaw RGB. The mouse felt best from what Best Buy had on display.

It ticks every box I had - wireless, ultralight, great shell shape ( I wanted ergo, not ambi), zero post travel, crispy clicks ( I used the .8 spacer on my left click), no chassis flex or creaking whatsoever. 4 day wireless battery life at 500hz too. Takes an actual hour to charge fully. For me, it's as close to perfect of a mouse I feel I could buy.

I had a Corsair mouse an Ironclaw Wireless and it worked really really poorly without cable. So I said Fuck That (after getting to Corsair support and have them answer 7 days later) and bought an Razer Basilisk V2 and i gotta admit (besides from working properly) it feels better or higher quality for me than the Corsair one. The price difference was maybe 10€ so I don’t really care. But since the Ironclaw did so poorly I’m done with Corsair for peripherals.

I was quite happy with it at first, though the size is ever-so-slightly small for my hand. I'm in the market for a new mouse, with ideas of heft, reliability, and longevity in mind. Something larger than all these "mini" mice I keep seeing everywhere, around about the same size as the Corsair Ironclaw or the Logitech HERO; though I am deterred from buying those mice because I've heard that Corsair mice have a short shelf-life and Logitech mice have a double-click issue after mere months.

\-Corsair Dark Core Pro RGB Wireless. \-Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless (do these still have scroll wheel break problems?).

I have been using the Corsair Ironclaw Wireless (130 long - 68 (80 as total)* width - 45 height mm) for a year and it has been my favorite mouse ever , but I have to sold it if I wanted to sell my k70 as well and looking for a new one has been tricky. Before this one I used to have the Corsair Glaive and it just gave me wrist and thumb pain and the Dark core is just kinda heavy, then the mitical G502, and it was nice but to narrow(even if I bought 3 of them lol).

Purchase Advice Request. I have been using the Corsair Ironclaw Wireless (130 long - 68 (80 as total) width - 45 height in mm) for a year and it has been my favorite mouse ever , but I have to sold it if I wanted to sell my k70 as well and looking for a new one has been tricky. Before this one I used to have the Corsair Glaive and it just gave me wrist and thumb pain and the Dark core is just kinda heavy, then the mitical G502, and it was nice but to narrow(even if I bought 3 of them lol).