The shape of this mouse is a little unusual but it soon becomes comfortable and familiar. It seems well-made and tough, despite the plastic construction; the cord has a braided casing, as with other Corsair mice. The buttons feel just right, with a positive but quiet action.
This is a great mouse for gaming, those two extra buttons add a lot of utility. The mouse is solid and comfortable, given that I have tiny hands adds to the fact. The cable is also solid and I doubt I'll have troubles with it anytime soon.
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not recommended for people with limited discretionary funds.
Weight; width and shape are reasonably well done
Bought this in in august 2014; Lasted til November 28 2014; I am 64, and have purchased many many mice; This is the worst longevity I have run into; No supporting software for the device; Support starts at M4x series and up. Scroll wheel broken.
If you are looking for a mouse that the scroll wheel doesn't work most of the time and the thumb buttons are badly positioned for more awkward gaming--this is the mouse for you. Otherwise--buy something else.
The mouse itself was very inexpensive; I was excited to be getting something from as prestigious a company as Corsair for so little a price tag; The price is the only good thing I can say about this mouse.
Where do I start? The mouse wheel just doesn't work; If you are intending on using this for gaming--Don't; If you are a software developer that has to scroll through pages a lot for use--Don't but this mouse; It's easy as that.
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