Corsair NIGHTSWORD RGB Gaming Mouse for FPS, MOBA - 18,000 DPI - 10 Programmable Buttons - Weight System - iCUE Compatible - Black
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Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
Features
- Smart Tunable Weight System: CORSAIR-exclusive software automatically detects the mouses center of gravity in real time, allowing you to adjust weight between 119g and 141g and fine-tune balance to perfectly fit your grip.
- CORSAIRS Most Advanced Optical Sensor Yet: A custom Pixart PMW3391 native 18,000 DPI optical sensor, adjustable in 1 DPI resolution steps, gives you total sensitivity customization and ultra-accurate tracking.
- Professional Comfort: Built with a contoured shape that naturally fits your hand, with high-performance rubber grips inspired by pro sports equipment.
- Ten Fully Programmable Buttons: Customize your gaming with the in-game advantage of powerful macros and key remaps.
- Precise Weight Calibration: Two sets of weights and six mounting locations offer 120 different weight and balance configurations.
Description
The Corsair nightsword RGB performance tunable gaming mouse is equipped with a cutting-edge 18 000 DPI optical sensor sophisticated weight CALIBRATION and a real-time center of gravity detection system A comfortable contoured design ten programmable buttons and ultra-durable Omron switches deliver first-rate gaming performance Two sets of weights and six mounting locations allow you to adjust weight between 115G and 137G With over 100 different configurations Use Corsair CUE software to enable real-time Smart weight tuning control dynamic four-zone RGB lighting create custom macros and calibrate your mouse to your playing surface And with onboard profile storage to take your settings with you nightsword RGB makes for perfectly calibrated gaming anywhere anytime Tech Support opt 1
Brand: Corsair
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Special Feature: Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Additional Features: Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection: Optical
Button Quantity: 10
Hand Orientation: Right
Operating System: Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Hardware Platform: PC
Power Source: Corded Electric
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity: 18000 Dots per Inch
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Windows 7
Range: 30.0 feet
Embellishment Feature: LED
Color: Black
Style Name: Nightsword / Wired
Theme: Car
Item Weight: 119 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W: 5.08"L x 3.38"W
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Brand: Corsair
Model Name: Nightsword RGB
Antenna Location: Gaming
Model Number: CH-9306011-NA
Built-In Media: NIGHTSWORD RGB Gaming Mouse, Weight Case with 3 x 4.5g and 3 x 2.8g weight blocks, Quick Start Guide, Warranty Card
Are Batteries Included: No
Are Batteries Required: No
Manufacturer: Corsair
UPC: 843591098441
Global Trade Identification Number: 41
Mfr Part Number: CH-9306011-NA
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Item Type Name: Gaming Mouse
Enclosure Material: Rubber
Finish: Rubberized
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Style: Nightsword / Wired
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Ok so I'm a really shaky person in general and a CSGO (4:3 1280*960) / Valorant player (16:9) / COD (16:9) (usually play within 3-4 hours a day)... I'm used to high sense due to I started playing 5 years ago with a small mousepad and a Redragon M601 mouse (which is a little bit heavy for the size), after 3 years, I bought a Razer Deathadder and a Steel Series small mousepad because I didn't know anything about gaming peripherals, being honest, this was a terrible mistake. The mousepad was ok, but Razer Deathadder mice is really big AND lightweight mouse to what I was used to... So reading about mices, I found the Benq Zowie EC2-B Medium... The mice was pretty cool, but I also have sweaty hands, so even my aim was there, my spray was terrible due to the mouse was too small and not as heavy as I needed as I'm really shaky and used to play high sense (I also had to decrease my sense which made me play pretty bad and derank)... Bought a Logitech G Pro XL Mouse pad (Which I though was going to fix my problem) but I kept shaking and it was reaaally hard to spray... After months of reading, I started looking for a heavy mice... Found this one, saw It had a decent design and decent weight, so I just went for it. In my first day using it I just destroyed everyone, even if I'm shaking, the weight helps me to keep the mouse stable, even if I'm sweating, the surface design helps a lot so I need to press the mouse harder... Also, I don't like to have softwares opened while I'm playing, but for this mouse, iCue has "on board profile" options, which allows you to store the settings on your mouse's memory and allow you to close the software at anytime. This is a good mice if: - You're a shaky person. - You have medium / big hands. - You have sweaty hands (shaky people usually have sweaty hands). - Play high sense.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2021 by Williams Israel Martinez Tejada
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The previous one lasted 5 years of heavy xqc style use. Its perfect. Fits the shape of my tiny paw. The sniper button is a fantastic feature. Will update if my second one dies prematurely!
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026 by Bob Franson
Style: Nightsword / Wired
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Overall, it’s a solid mouse in terms of feel, weight, and sensor performance. Unfortunately, the middle mouse button has been unreliable almost since I bought it in 2024. It worked briefly at first, then quickly required excessive force, and eventually stopped registering consistently. The underlying issue appears to be a design problem: the scroll wheel does not provide enough actuation travel to reliably press the middle-click switch. Cleaning did not resolve it, and while I attempted a physical workaround, it was not a great long-term fix. This became a serious problem in games where the middle mouse button is tied to important core functions, such as marking locations on the map for your group. Because the game was new, rebind options were not available for a long time, which meant I couldn’t track points of interest or communicate effectively with teammates. Those features were effectively unusable. For a mouse in this price range, losing a fundamental input so early, especially one commonly used in games, is extremely frustrating. I’m now at the point where replacing the mouse entirely makes more sense than continuing to fight a design flaw.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026 by Ash
Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
Just bought a second one of these due to issues starting to crop up with my first. The first one I bought just over 3 years ago in Feb 2023. The issue I started having recently is that a single click would register as a double click. It wasn't happening often, but it was enough that it was annoying me so it needed to be replaced. This is a common problem with this mouse that has been reported by numerous people on Amazon alone. From the number of people that have reported this problem I would say this is something that is basically guaranteed to start happening at some point within 5 years. Whether or not it is worth it to you to spend 100 bucks for a mouse thats going to last 3-5 years is your call. Clearly it is worth it to me since I just bought a second. The reason is, this is the best mouse for me that I have found. It is a big and heavy mouse, and I like that. I have large hands and this mouse fits me perfectly, both in terms of size and the way I grip it. I trialed almost every other Corsair mouse prior to this, and a few Logitechs, and this one came out on top by a big margin. I just love it. The 3 year lifespan is a little disappointing considering the price, hence why I docked a star. But I love it so much that I'm willing to bite the bullet. One additional side note, other than the click issue with my first, the mouse itself is still in excellent condition despite heavy use during those 3 years. It doesn't really show any major signs of wear. So it held up very well. And to be honest the click issue is very minor, many people probably wouldn't even notice it with regular use. The scroll wheel is also much smoother on my old one. Not in a bad way, its just something I noticed after switching to my new one...the new scroll wheel has much more of a notched feeling to it where my old one was broken in and smooth.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026 by LD
Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
Both myself and my fiancé play video games. I'm more casual, mostly MMORPGs, but he likes first-person shooter games, like He'll Let Loose, Escape from Tarkov, etc. He was able to make it so he has a setting and I have a setting, with just the click of a button. The layout to program it was easy enough to do, as well as adding macros. Highly recommend it, don't let the price stop you from ordering! Update: after almost a year, the middle button stopped working. Out of the blue, just wouldn't work. That's a serious problem for us, because my husband (we got married between then and now) also uses it for 3D modeling for his job in Blender, and for gaming. We contacted Corsair support, and after trying all of the steps they listed to try and solved the issue, they allowed us to submit a return and will ship us a new one once we send the old one back. We do have to cover the return shipping fee, but in comparison to how much the mouse cost, we have no issue doing so if it gets us a replacement. Thank you Corsair! Will update once we get the new mouse. They give you 4 weeks to return it and you have to include the slip they attach to the return email they send you, which has a barcode for them to scan, for your return order.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024 by Sarah
Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
Probably my favorite Corsair mouse of all time. It doesn't feel cheap compared to many other mice, they interchangeable weights can be a game changer for people with picky preferences. It's incredibly responsive and works amazingly with Icue software. The price of the mouse itself I would say is worth it. If you're looking for a pro-level mouse but also don't want to spend too much money, I definitely recommend this mouse. The brightness on the mouse itself is great. My only complaint is how easily the rubber on the mouse could get dirty, but it's easily cleanable with a toothbrush or anti-static brushes. The mouse being fully wired makes it all the more better in my opinion, and though I am a wireless fanboy, the response time and never having to charge this mouse makes it superior to me personally.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by atilla
Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
I love this mouse. Coming from Corsair M65, which is my favorite mouse to use for FPS games. The build is solid and buttons feel good to press. My only gripe is the sniper button is more forward on the nightsword than the m65, but I will just adjust to it. I haven’t worried about charging or connectivity with it being wired, it stays connected and is always ready with a full charge. The Black Friday sale made this $20 less, so this mouse for $70? Deal. I am happy with my purchase, it was definitely worth it. I would recommend this mouse for most gamers. All in all, I am satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025 by D Fo
Style: Nightsword / Wired
Unit Count: 1.0
Mouse works really well, I'm pretty happy with it. It's what I would expect for the price point. Only criticism, and this may be a positive for some, is that the additional DPI buttons on the edge of the left mouse button are very easy to hit by accident mid-game. It's irritating to click and suddenly A) the left mouse button wasn't actually pressed, I was hitting the DPI button and B) my mouse sensitivity is suddenly way different. I've been using it daily for months without issue though so the build holds up well, feels nice, comfortable. I do like that there are different DPIs depending on whether you hit the middle buttons or the ones on the edge, and the sniper button on the side is nice. RGB is noticeable without being blinding, which is how I like it. cord is braided and is holding up pretty well, although if there's a kink in it it will stay for a long time. Near the plug end there are still bends from when I took it out of the packaging. Overall, good mouse at the price I would expect.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by Ben