However, you can remove the small plate (which is also where the Slipstream USB dongle is kept), and replace it with another side grip. Out of the box, the right side of the mouse is flat, without a grip.
On the left side of the mouse is a permanent side grip that acts as a ledge to rest your thumb on. The heavier design of the RGB Pro not only makes the mouse feel sturdier, like it can take the repeated bashing of its buttons, but it also provides some resistance when moving the mouse, which leads to more accurate movements, instead of overshooting a target because of how easy it is to move.Īlong with a strong base, the RGB Pro has a very versatile design. This is one of those areas that’s strictly personal preference, but we preferred the added weight of the RGB Pro over Logitech’s G Pro X Superlight gaming mouse that weighs less than 63 grams. As an added bonus, the RGB Pro uses a USB-C connection, allowing you to use the cable to sync data or charge other devices when not in use.Īt 133 grams, the RGB Pro is one of the heavier mice we tested. However, we experienced less interference with the Corsair when connected to our Mac, giving it a slight edge over the competition. In comparison to the other mice we tested, the RGB Pro wasn’t alone in offering three different connection options, all of which are reliable and relatively issue-free. This way, if one form of connectivity fails, you have another to continue that match in Fortnite or finish up that work in a spreadsheet.
The three-pronged approach is really handy and allows you to have a few layers of redundancy. You’ll get better gaming performance using either a wired or 2.4GHz connection, but having a fallback option of Bluetooth is a welcome feature. Finally, if you don’t have a spare USB port, you can connect the mouse via Bluetooth. That means it’s constantly communicating with the dongle that’s plugged into the USB port on your computer, letting it know exactly what you’re doing with the mouse. This dongle uses Corsair’s proprietary Slipstream wireless tech, which has a sub-1-millisecond wireless speed. Option two is a tiny USB dongle that directly connects the mouse to your PC via a 2.4GHz connection. This way, you can have a true zero-latency experience. The RGB Pro includes a USB-A to USB-C cable, which is used to charge the internal battery of the mouse and act as a wired connection to your computer. The Corsair is a versatile gaming mouse that provides a comfortable grip paired with a scroll wheel and buttons that have a reassuring feel, plus you can use it wired, via Bluetooth or over Corsair’s Slipstream high-speed 2.4GHz wireless connection. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN accountĬorsair Dark Core RGB Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse Jason Cipriani/CNNĪfter thousands of clicks, swipes and scrolls, the Corsair Dark Core RGB was a clear winner in our testing.
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