The Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE finds a much-needed middle ground when it comes to wireless gaming mice. Up until now, we’ve generally had two flavors: the inexpensive, bare-bones, nothing-but ...

The Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE Wireless Gaming Mouse is the antithesis of modern gaming mice in so many ways that it’s a wonder it exists at all. First off, it’s absurdly heavy.

Under the hood, Corsair has pulled a John Hammond and spared no expense. The Dark Core RGB Pro uses a custom PixArt PMW 3392 Optical Sensor with customizable DPI ranges from 100 - 18,000.

The Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro fits in our hand comfortably enough, though if you’ve got a claw grip, like us, you’ll certainly feel that extra space between your palm and the palm rest.

With Corsair provided in the link as the seller, we find that to obtain the Dark Core RGB SE from them; you will have to shell out at least $130.50 for the same product.

Corsair's debut wireless mouse, the Dark Core SE, is one of the company's strongest designs in years, but myriad technical quirks, a strange thumb button, and over-complicated software hold it back.

Corsair is updating its popular line of Dark Core gaming mice with a 2020 revision dubbed the Dark Core RGB Pro. Introduced as a successor to the 2018 model, the new mouse touts a handful of ...

That allows the Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro to offer sub-1ms responses. In much the same way, it also increases the optical sensor to 18,000 DPI and provides a polling rate that's twice as fast. 2 ...

However, Corsair's Dark Core RGB SE wireless gaming mouse is different. It still has an internal battery, which Corsair claims has a usage time up to 24 hours, so it still needs to be charged.

Nearly two years ago, Corsair asked $90 for the Dark Core RGB SE, and while it was a great product in its day, it has been surpassed by the Dark Core RGB PRO SE. Even so, the MSRP of the Dark Core ...

The Dark Core Pro uses Corsair’s Slipstream wireless tech, which Corsair claims sports a sub-1ms latency. That means it should be nearly indistinguishable from a wired gaming mouse in terms of ...