Corsair Glaive RGB Pro review: An already-great gaming mouse gets even better

The Glaive RGB was a decent gaming mouse in its own right, and Corsair is introducing a few key upgrades with the 2019 "Pro" refresh. T...

Excellent performance; Comfortable; Customizable grips; Three-zone RGB lighting

Non-intuitive software; DPI LEDs cannot be switched off

Corsair Glaive RGB Pro

Corsair's iconic modular mouse is back, and it has been updated with a PixArt PMW3391 top optical sensor and some general tweaking. The Glaive RGB Pro also features Omron switches with a nominal lifespan of 50 million clicks, 3-zone RGB lighting, seven programmable buttons, and much more.

Excellent choice of materials; Good sensor performance; Nearly perfect build quality; Great buttons and scroll wheel; Nice-looking RGB lighting; Modular side panels offer more variety in terms of shape; Comfortable for palm gripping with medium to large hands

No replacement mouse feet included; Very stiff and thick cable; Performance issues when RGB lighting is on

Corsair Glaive RGB Pro Gaming Mouse Review

Corsair has upgraded the Glaive RGB Pro mouse by adding in the PixArt PMW3391 18,000 DPI optical sensor and they actually made the mouse lighter at 115g.

– Extremely Comfortable; – 3 interchangeable thumb grips; – Sensor upgraded; – RGB lighting is just right; – Price

– None that I found

Momma bear's mouse

This one isn't to big or too small, it's just right.

Corsair's Glaive RGB Pro mouse chops the Nightsword in two, but fails to match the mighty Ironclaw

Of the fourteen gaming mice that have swished across my desk this year, six of them have been made by Corsair. With the Glaive RGB Pro, that number rises to seven – which is, frankly, a ridiculous number of mice to release within the space of twelve months, and way more variations on a theme than is...