Corsair SCIMITAR RGB ELITE

Realized Razer support is kinda shit, so the Corsair Scimitar has taken its place. So far, couldn't be happier. When my keyboard dies (yes: hard *when*), its replacement def won't be another Razer.

Unfortunately, its braided cable feels fairly stiff and retains kinks from packaging, which may create drag on mousepads or desks. Also, its scroll wheel lacks L/R tilt buttons and a free-scrolling mode, which are more common on other feature-rich, MMO-oriented gaming mice. That said, it's still a fantastic option if you're looking for a versatile mouse with plenty of adjustable customization options and programmable buttons for all your spells and abilities

I had this issue, which made the mouse basically unusable. Also, my cursor was jittery and unusable for applications where precision was necessary.

Unfortunately, although it feels very well-built, some parts, like the cable and feet, don't feel as high-quality. The included braided cable is quite stiff and retains kinks from the packaging, and since this mouse is wired-only, you can't easily replace it. With that said, it's a great option for anyone looking for an MMO mouse with a ton of side buttons and a comfortable design

I was on an office mouse for a while, and noted that my pinky cramps up without the extra spacing of the ring finger rest. I bought the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite, for its grip and adjustable number pad. At the time, I could not find a mouse under about 120g. I thought the mouse felt okay, definitely better than the Redragon regarding grip.

99 on Amazon. In the Scimitar RGB Elite, Corsair updates its iconic, macro-mad MMO mouse for 2020 in small, technical ways, but the refresh doesn't bring anything truly new to the table. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

For people who are looking for a MMO mouse, this is it. Best mouse all around compared to the Corsair Scimitar and the Razer Naga. Don't know how build quality is today, but it's a pretty durable mouse, I had one for 5+ years.

Unfortunately, the feet aren't very high-quality and tend to scratch or drag on smooth surfaces. Its braided cable also isn't as high-quality as some other gaming options, and it tends to retain kinks from the packaging.

Been very happy with my Corsair scimitar, don’t know much about hardware but it was a hand me down and I’ve had it ~3 years. Clicks just now becoming less responsive, but really not an issue i notice often.

The best wired MMO mouse for gaming we've tested is the Corsair SCIMITAR RGB ELITE. It feels very solid and has comfortable side grips and a pinky rest that can make a big difference during marathon gaming sessions.