Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse

The mouse is basically fine, good even. Nice grip, many setting options (if you use iCue) and plenty of connection options (wired, Bluetooth and via dongle). Slipstream (connecting multiple devices to 1 dongle) works well, the mouse is accurate and the body feels solid. I only have two criticisms with this mouse: 1. The scroll wheel feels a bit weak and has already given up the ghost on one of my mice (it was then replaced). 2. The rubber on the part where your palm rests comes loose within a year (I have to replace it for the 3rd time now!). I can't really tell whether the rubber becomes soft after a lot of use (whether or not due to sweat) or whether the adhesive layer underneath comes loose, but I have already had to have this mouse replaced three times within the first year (kudos to Coolblue by the way for how quickly that was arranged every time). I am now on my 4th replacement in less than 3.5 years, you would expect a mouse advertised as a "gaming mouse" to be sturdy enough to survive the first year. In short: I strongly recommend this mouse. The options and functions you get for the price are very nice and the mouse seems fantastic at first glance, but for the price/quality you have to assume that it can be used for about one year, and I simply don't think so worth.

Long searched for the perfect mouse, but finally found it!

I doubted for a long time between Logitech or this mouse. Ultimately glad I went for this. Has the old Logitech experience when they still designed fine and good mice there.