Way overpriced and underperforms for what it is

The colours are pretty, it feels good in your hand and the optional wing is novel to experiment with. That's all the good stuff out of the way. Onto the problems - as others have said, it's a wireless gaming mouse that drains fast, so if you actually game, always have it wired. But then wired, the cable is stiff and drags, affecting accuracy, and the optics are weaker than much older mice causing sensitivity variance, further affecting accuracy. Ended up using it for work purposes which is fine, and sadly yet to find a mouse able to replace the discontinued and excellent Corsair M90.

Heavy mouse with decent performance

This is currently Corsair's flagship gaming mice not to be confused with its original predecessor "dark core" without the "pro" in the name. To be clear its a heavy gaming mice weighing at 142g, but despite that it does have reliable wireless qi charging and Bluetooth that is quite versatile, meaning unlike Logitech's powerplay this is more universal for charging and Bluetooth allows a secondary device for instant connection. Battery life isn't the best but quite decent at 16 hrs with rgb and 36 hrs without rgb. (18/50 hrs on Bluetooth) It has VERY nice rubber textured grip for your palm and plastic textured grip for your thumb to rest. (including the extra optional side plastic textured plate for your pinkie). Comfortability wise I love the ergonomics. The best I felt in a long time. Great for users between medium to large hands that wants a palm style grip on a mice. Despite the heaviness I could use it all day long, the only down side was the scroll wheel that would be too t

Great size

Awesome pics. Great size. Look thick. Solid. Tight. Keep us all posted on your continued progress with any new progress pics or vid clips. Show us what you got man. Wanna see how freakin' huge, solid, thick and tight you can get. Thanks for the motivation.

Works seamlessly

When plugged in it works almost immediately with little setup. Pairs perfectly with the iCue software to make the lighting better. The profile switching is very useful. Fits well into my hand and fills the palm

Corsair dark core rgb pro se

I like the weight not to heavy and not to light and is smooth to move.

Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE Wireless Gaming Mouse Review

Every device needs a fresh coat of paint every once in a while, even gaming mice. Corsair grabbed our attention with the Dark Core RGB SE in 2018, offering an elite wireless gaming mouse at a mid-level price. It's been two years, though, so Corsair is making a few tweaks to the Dark Core formula. Like Corsair's recent refresh of its iconic MMO mouse, the Scimitar RGB Elite, the $89.99 Dark Core RGB Pro SE updates the original with a series of minor changes and improvements. While not all of these changes are ideal, the Pro redesign is a net gain over the original Dark Core RGB, which is high praise considering it's already one of our favorite gaming mice.New Core, (Almost) the Same as the Old Core You have to look pretty closely at the Dark Core RGB Pro SE to notice that it’s any different than the original. Measuring 1.72 by 5 by 3.25 inches, it’s almost exactly the same size, though it’s a considerably heftier 4.94 ounces. It has the same high and wide right-handed shape, which ...

With an upgraded sensor and remodeled side buttons, Corsair's Dark Core RGB Pro SE updates a great mouse to keep it in the front rank.

Remodeled side macro buttons; Very good price; Qi wireless charging; Highly customizable lighting; Built-in dongle storage

Textured grip is a bit slippery; Fewer buttons than the first Dark Core; No really big changes