Corsair Katar Elite Wireless Review

Lightweight; Excellent build quality; High DPI settings; Lengthy battery life;

Battery life is reduced with wireless; Could be on the smaller side for some;

Corsair Katar Elite Wireless Review

Do you prefer to keep your palm in the air while using a mouse? The newest member of Corsair's line of Katar gaming mice is uniquely shaped for players who like to control their mice with their fingertips: The light and compact Katar Elite Wireless ($79) has a relatively flat, wide palm rest that tapers dramatically as you move from the top down, or from the front of the palm rest to its base, making the six-button mouse ideal for claw- and- fingertip-grip gamers. The upgrade to 2020's Katar Pro bolsters the design with premium features including a new proprietary sensor, a rechargeable battery with USB-C cable, and 2,000Hz polling. It's definitely the best Katar yet, and worth a look from claw and 'tip fans.Grip With Your 'Tips The physical shape of the Katar Elite isn't very different from its predecessors; at 2.56 by 4.7 by 1.5 inches (WDH), it's slightly larger than the wired Katar Pro XT (2.5 by 4.5 by 1.5 inches). Unlike most mice, whose widest point is at the bottom, the 2....

It has only niche appeal, but Corsair's Katar Elite Wireless gaming mouse perfects the design for claw and fingertip players.

Lightweight; Powerful sensor; Lots of premium upgrades over the previous model; Shaped specifically for claw- and fingertip-style grips

Small, tapered shape isn't comfortable for standard palm grip; Only stores one onboard profile