Description
Corsair Nightsword RGB – Comfort Performance Tunable – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Corsair Nightsword RGB – Comfort Performance Tunable FPS/MOBA Optical Ergonomic Gaming Mouse with Backlit RGB LED, 18000 DPI, Black
Brand
Corsair
Item model number
CH-9306011-NA
Hardware Platform
PC
Item Weight
4.2 ounces
Product Dimensions
5.08 x 3.38 x 1.71 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
5.08 x 3.38 x 1.71 inches
Color
Black
Power Source
Corded Electric
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer
Corsair
ASIN
B07QX9C9WH
Country of Origin
China
Date First Available
June 13, 2019
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Brand
Corsair
Color
Black
Connectivity Technology
Wired
Special Feature
便携式
Movement Detection Technology
Optical
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H. C (verified owner) –
Corsair of course – I use the mouse for MMOs and other games, it’s a little bigger than my old mouse, but way more comfortable and ergonomic, with the buttons all in the right places. I have large hands so it kinda makes sense that this is perfect for me.
R. D (verified owner) –
This mouse is simply fantastic – I’ve been using this mouse for about a year and a half now. It is SUPER comfortable, really responsive, and has the perfect size and weight options for my hand. I am a huge Corsair fan simply because of this mouse alone. It is a large mouse, but that’s also a good thing – it allows your hand to rest more comfortably on it without fatigue or strain. Great product, certainly worth the investment over budget options. I’ve used a few Steel Series and Razers over the years, this is by far my favorite gaming mouse.
H. K (verified owner) –
This mouse feels like it was made for my hand – Impressions after 1 week. May update if something goes wrong later, otherwise see you in a few years.
R. D (verified owner) –
This mouse is simply fantastic – I’ve been using this mouse for about a year and a half now. It is SUPER comfortable, really responsive, and has the perfect size and weight options for my hand. I am a huge Corsair fan simply because of this mouse alone. It is a large mouse, but that’s also a good thing – it allows your hand to rest more comfortably on it without fatigue or strain. Great product, certainly worth the investment over budget options. I’ve used a few Steel Series and Razers over the years, this is by far my favorite gaming mouse.
R. F (verified owner) –
– The first mouse had a defective right click where the switch would randomly “click”.
R. F (verified owner) –
– The first mouse had a defective right click where the switch would randomly “click”.
H. C (verified owner) –
Corsair of course – I use the mouse for MMOs and other games, it’s a little bigger than my old mouse, but way more comfortable and ergonomic, with the buttons all in the right places. I have large hands so it kinda makes sense that this is perfect for me.
L. Z (verified owner) –
Great for FPS gaming in combo with WASP interface but lousy for scrolling web pages! – I have had this mouse for about 2-3 weeks. So I can give a pretty good review on it. For gaming it works! fits my wide hand perfectly! It has a good response and switches(aside from the profile/dpi) work like a charm. that is where the star falls. When you browse on the web or do typing or blogs you are going to be scrolling an aweful lot! When you do your scroll wheel so too close to the profile “switch” button. often times I find my mouse switching to a lower DPI profile and at basline speed (lowest setting DPI) when you switch profile it goes to the lowest DPI setting after switch! this is not good when browsing as you often fatfinger the scrollwheel/profile switch button and wonder why your mouse suddenly crawls to a snail’s pace. dangerous in some cases if you want to avoid pop up banner click bait. at the very least annoying. and NO it is not a malware! you not someone else has switched your profile(more than likely) by fat fingering the scrollwheel/profile switch. the button and the wheel are too close together! Also Corsair could make it where your new profile switch stays on the same DPI level as your old. for instance if you are on level two it needs to stay on level two when you switch from Proflie A to Profile B and C and so on. Would partially fix the problem. another thing: the switch and wheel should have a larger gap for people with larger fingers. not all of us are piano players you know… Some people complain about the scrollwheel being cheap plastic(at least on the other Scimitar) this one is also. I cannot judge as I have not had it long enough to know when/if it could(or not) break. It feels okay, just okay, not too flimsy not sturdy though either. same with the Scimitar which I also have. This Nightsword WASP FPS mouse feels less cheap and more sturdy than the Scimitar. why? Probably because the weights in it give it that illusion but it also feels less mushy in clicking L/R the hand grip rubber is better quality and it has flanks on the side for stablity. I find it works for both FPS and RPG games and I don’t play too many stratigy games anyway. If you use it I recommend programming iCUE on another PC to hardware settings(LTD as they are) and then safely utilizing the mouse on a computer without iCue loaded(unless you have a lightening fast machine or play offline as I often do) If you program settings you can reprogram it later as many times as you want as you change or play different games. Also browsing and Icue is dangerous these days! Icue reputedly opens up backdoors to your firewall. I’d just use it for programming hardware and leave it off or use another computer to play games on without iCue loaded.
L. Z (verified owner) –
Great for FPS gaming in combo with WASP interface but lousy for scrolling web pages! – I have had this mouse for about 2-3 weeks. So I can give a pretty good review on it. For gaming it works! fits my wide hand perfectly! It has a good response and switches(aside from the profile/dpi) work like a charm. that is where the star falls. When you browse on the web or do typing or blogs you are going to be scrolling an aweful lot! When you do your scroll wheel so too close to the profile “switch” button. often times I find my mouse switching to a lower DPI profile and at basline speed (lowest setting DPI) when you switch profile it goes to the lowest DPI setting after switch! this is not good when browsing as you often fatfinger the scrollwheel/profile switch button and wonder why your mouse suddenly crawls to a snail’s pace. dangerous in some cases if you want to avoid pop up banner click bait. at the very least annoying. and NO it is not a malware! you not someone else has switched your profile(more than likely) by fat fingering the scrollwheel/profile switch. the button and the wheel are too close together! Also Corsair could make it where your new profile switch stays on the same DPI level as your old. for instance if you are on level two it needs to stay on level two when you switch from Proflie A to Profile B and C and so on. Would partially fix the problem. another thing: the switch and wheel should have a larger gap for people with larger fingers. not all of us are piano players you know… Some people complain about the scrollwheel being cheap plastic(at least on the other Scimitar) this one is also. I cannot judge as I have not had it long enough to know when/if it could(or not) break. It feels okay, just okay, not too flimsy not sturdy though either. same with the Scimitar which I also have. This Nightsword WASP FPS mouse feels less cheap and more sturdy than the Scimitar. why? Probably because the weights in it give it that illusion but it also feels less mushy in clicking L/R the hand grip rubber is better quality and it has flanks on the side for stablity. I find it works for both FPS and RPG games and I don’t play too many stratigy games anyway. If you use it I recommend programming iCUE on another PC to hardware settings(LTD as they are) and then safely utilizing the mouse on a computer without iCue loaded(unless you have a lightening fast machine or play offline as I often do) If you program settings you can reprogram it later as many times as you want as you change or play different games. Also browsing and Icue is dangerous these days! Icue reputedly opens up backdoors to your firewall. I’d just use it for programming hardware and leave it off or use another computer to play games on without iCue loaded.
H. K (verified owner) –
This mouse feels like it was made for my hand – Impressions after 1 week. May update if something goes wrong later, otherwise see you in a few years.