Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro, Wireless FPS/MOBA Gaming optical Mouse with SLIPSTREAM Technology, Black, Backlit RGB LED, 18000 DPI, Optical,CH-9315411-NA
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Style: DARK CORE RGB PRO
Features
- Three ways to connect: sub-1ms SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS technology, low-latency Bluetooth wireless technology, or USB wired.
- Play with pinpoint accuracy and precision thanks to a custom PixArt PAW3392 native 18,000 DPI optical sensor, optimized for wireless mice with extremely low power consumption and customizable in 1 DPI resolution steps.
- Hyper-polling technology communicates with your PC at up to 2,000Hz, twice the speed of standard gaming mice, ensuring blazingly fast response times.
- Charges with an easy-to-use, reversible USB-C connector. Mouse button Type: Omron
- Comfortable contoured shape with two included interchangeable side grips for a tailored fit.
- Nine-zone dynamic RGB backlighting, including an integrated light bar with five individually addressable RGB LEDs, offers near endless customization of colors and lighting effects.
- Get an in-game advantage with eight buttons, fully programmable with custom macros and button remaps.
- Up to 50 hours of continuous battery-powered wireless gaming, or plug in for wired mode to continue gameplay while charging.
- High-performance Omron switches rated for more than 50 million clicks.
- Powerful CORSAIR iCUE software lets you assign macros, adjust polling rate, customize RGB lighting effects synchronized across all of your iCUE-compatible devices, and much more.
Brand: Corsair
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Wireless, Programmable Buttons, Scroll Wheel, LED Lights
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Brand: Corsair
Series: DARKSTAR WIRELESS
Item model number: CH-9315411-NA
Hardware Platform: PC
Item Weight: 4 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5 x 3.5 x 1.69 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5 x 3.5 x 1.69 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: CORSAIR
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: November 29, 2022
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Style: DARK CORE RGB PRO
I had a Mionix mouse for years that I absolutely loved but the middle mouse switch was dying on me. I've got big hands and likewise need a mouse that fits my needs! I tried a few other brands but they were all quite small for me. After a bit of research, I found this had dimensions similar to my old mouse so I gave it a go, as I really REALLY wanted a good wireless gaming mouse. BOY OH BOY does this fit the bill!!! Wired and wireless feel no different, in terms of speed and latency. It also seems to work from quite far! I've only had it for a day, but I'm in love so far!!! There is a detachable 'wing' for your pinky if you find yours drags on your mouse, or you can leave the default "flat" on, which is what I did. I do not know the battery life as of yet, though I plan on testing it out now that it has a full charge. It has an awesome dongle/wired/bluetooth option, the last of which I am really excited for! If you have big hands and want a great wireless gaming mouse that is fairly comfortable (the butt-end is a LITTLE higher than I would have liked but its nit-picking at this point), absolutely give this a try! You wont regret it!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2022 by Joe
Style: DARK CORE RGB PRO
Awesome mouse no real issues, just wish it had a longer battery life
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by curry coffelt
Style: DARKSTAR RGB
THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE "DARK STAR RBG", IF YOU ARE WONDERING WHY THAT NEEDS TO BE CLARIFIED, READ FURTHER. If you search google regarding this mouse you will find ENDLESS numbers posts on reddit, the corsair forums, Toms Hardware, etc complaining about this mouse. And not 1 or 2 problems, it seems like every time I read a new post, the mouse has a completely different but critical error. I bought this mouse when it was a new release and it had very few reviews, so I went to check Amazon again expecting a terrible rating. I'm surprised when I see a 4.1 star score, much higher than I expected. I start to read reviews, then it hits me: most of the reviews are for "Style: Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro". What? The Dark Core is a completely different mouse. The ergonomics are different, it only has 2 side buttons, it costs half the price. Why is the Dark Core listed as a variation of the Dark Star? Is there a way I can filter to only see the Dark Star reviews? Yes there is, but quite tricky to find. First filter reviews by one of the star ratings. Then a filter window with more options will appear. Then you can filter "Format: Show Only Reviews for the Dark Star RBG." Then it made perfect sense. Out of the 2,464 ratings ONLY ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN are reviews for the Dark Star. See attached images. Yep, Corsair took this garbage mouse with more critical failure issues than you could imagine, and listed it as a variant of a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT mouse that probably isn't as terrible. That level of deception and general scuminess should be reason enough to never consider buying this mouse, but if you want my personal experience: I owned this mouse for about 2 months, it worked great. I liked the feel, the button placement (most mmo mice buttons are too clustered), then out of nowhere the 2.4ghz receiver stops working. Just bam, no more wireless. At this point I am well beyond Amazon's 30 day return window, so I switch it to Bluetooth mode. Maybe the polling rate is worse, I really couldn't tell the difference, so I continue to use it in Bluetooth mode. Then, want to guess what happened yesterday? Yep, Bluetooth mode stops working just as abruptly as the dongle did. Try to connect via Bluetooth? The mouse LEDs pulse a blue color, which according to the manual means "BT wireless mode – pairing failed". The mouse wasn't dropped or damaged, I didn't even update the firmware/software, just randomly died for no apparent reason. So now, I can try to deal with Corsair customer service, which everything I have read about them says they are, slow, often not willing to send new hardware, and when they do send new hardware it rarely fixes the problem. So I'm going with option B, never buy another Corsair Product as long as I live, I strongly suggest you do the same. I can forgive a company for releasing a product too early, with trash software and faulty components, it happens often unfortunately. But deceiving customers by listing this mouse as a variant of a well-reviewed mouse to hide how poorly it sold and how many problems it has? Absolutely disgusting, absolutely cannot be forgiven.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by manonfyre manonfyre
Style: DARK CORE RGB PRO
The media could not be loaded. This mouse is a great value for the money. It’s everything I was looking for; wireless, RGB, comfortable, and as far as I can tell, no input delay. It paired instantly and has been great so far. It’s also very handy to be able to adjust DPI on the fly via the mouse buttons. My only complaint is minor, being that the RGB accent lights on the side of the mouse do not sync with anything, and they are constantly doing a rainbow effect. The only parts of the mouse that will sync will programs like Mystic Light or iCue are the scroll wheel and the Corsair logo. This is minor though, and I still love the mouse. Edit-No complaints now. I figured out the RGB thing. The accent lights for whatever reason can only be changed via iCue, while the Scroll wheel and logo lights can be changed there as well as in Dragon Center or whatever program your motherboard has available. Easy 5/5 for this mouse.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2020 by Ben Ben
Style: DARK CORE RGB PRO
Got this since my old mouse was literally falling apart. I thought about rebuying the same model I already had but decided I wanted something more durable since the old model had some known issues. This was a fantastic replacement. It integrates with iCue so lighting is pretty easy and you are able to store three lighting profiles on the mouse. Personally, I keep just one profile so this feature is useless to me. The ergonomics are good and similar enough to my old mouse that I didn't need to go through an adjustment period which is good. The clicks and buttons are good and I've heard that you can get aftermarket switch if needed to improve durability and performance. I will probably wait a year or two to do so since I think it's really good out of the box. The two things I'm not a fan of are the profile switch button and button placement in general and the lack of a cheaper wired only option. The profile switch button is where the DPI up/down buttons were on my old mouse (and most other mice I've seen/used). The DPI up/down buttons are regulated to a weird spot on the left click button. I'm not a fan of this and unfortunately I can't remap the profile changer to be the DPI changer since personally I'd like the extra buttons on the left click to be used for macros or different inputs in games. Additionally, given the fact I only use one profile the button just goes completely unused. The other critique is the lack of a cheaper wired option. I love the mouse but I don't prefer to daily use bluetooth device given that I've done my share of wireless hacking. I'm also not a fan of having to manage battery life. While convenient, bluetooth isn't for me so I just use it in wired mode always and wish that there were a cheaper wired-only version I could have bought.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by MDR