NIGHTSWORD RGB Adjustable Weight FPS MOBA PC Gaming Mouse – Black | 18,000 DPI, 10 Programmable Buttons, Thumb Rest, iCUE Compatible, Wired

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.

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.

Amazing mouse, fits my small baby hands perfectly, even though it's a big mouse. Glides very smoothly, but I bet that also depends on the surface under it. Works super well with Corsair"s software, and I can have multiple very epic and funny gamer moments/clips. DPI is adjustable by single digit integers. You can have one, or 756, or 987 DPI if you really wanted. You can adjust the different lights on the mouse individually as well. Meaning you can have different settings for the logo, different settings for the back of the mouse, and different settings for the two front lights. I find myself using the big giant sniper button for all kinds of things. Since you can set macros on this mouse, I set a macro for baloons td6, as well as some editing macros on this thing. However... The cable isn't braided. It's sheathed. The sheathing is tearing off as I'm writing this, and I've had this for 4 months. So, be aware of the brittle sheathing. Other than that, not much to complain about. You get what you pay for, but hopefully next time, better sheathing.

This mouse has a truly fantastic build quality across the board. Pros: I love the materials your hand rests on. The movement is smooth and has a nice feel/weight to it The thumb rest is super comfy (thought I would hate it, but it's become one of my favorite features). The buttons all feel super responsive without any extra play. Perfect tactile response. Really a cut above the rest in this department. Cons: Can't rebind the DPI and profile buttons. No matter what I do in iCue, the DPI button won't remap, and the the profile buttons (which I think SHOULD be the DPI buttons) don't even give you the option to remap. This is kind of a major problem, because the DPI buttons are extremely easy to accidentally press when in a tough gaming moment. You can go in and swap all of your DPI settings to the same speed, but then you can't lower your DPI for shooting games and raise it back up for normal computer use like I do. If they can fix this, this is easily a 5 star mouse. EDIT: Forgot to mention that iCUE just randomly stops working quite often. This brings a host of other issues, the most important one being that you lose all buttons except left/right click and scroll. This is a HUGE problem and Corsair needs to fix this asap, because from my perspective as a consumer, I'm not getting the product I paid for.

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.

I'm not going to make you read a wall of words. Here's an executive summary. PROS: * Built in such a way that Palm, Claw, and Fingertip grip types are supported. * Completely adjustable speed. Plus, has an easy access button for precision movement. * Has extra buttons that are customizable. * Corsair open-source software for Linux (ckb-next) is available either in your Package Manager or through github. NOTE: * Comes with weights. I agree with many reviewers: I don't use them. THE ONE CON: * The scroll wheel needs work. (Personal experience: the scroll wheel consistently wobbles between up and down when scrolling, making scrolling the screen a jarring experience.) PERSONAL EXPERIENCE: Wonderful mouse for gaming, especially on Linux. I somehow (?) hurt my thumb in such a way that I couldn't use my Logitech MX Ergo for a while, and I needed to use a mouse. This was an excellent choice.

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.

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.

Es buen artículo para jugar y/o trabajar, tiene diferentes modos de configuración a través de su programa, para los que nos gustan los que tienen RGB van a quedar satisfechos ya que viene con colores bonitos. Me gustó mucho y lo recomendaría, puedes modificarle el peso ya que viene con un estuchito con los diferentes pesos que le puedes poner, es preciso. Lo único que no me termina de gustar es que tiene un botón que se llama como "sniper" que ese si no es posible de configurar, a parte de que la caja llegó toda destruida pero con los sellos intactos, de allí en fuera me gustó bastante.

Não acho o melhor mouse no sentido de custo benefício, mas definitivamente é um dos melhores mouses que já usei, super confortável e muito fácil de configurar com o iCUE. Eu que tenho pegada Claw ele se encaixou perfeitamente.

Purchased my first Corsair Nightsword Mouse back in 2021, the scroll wheel stopped working recently so I looked at changing my mouse to another brand, I like the side thumb holder and other options the mouse has, I ended up purchasing the same mouse again, the only issue I have with the mouse is ICUE Software I hate it and when there is a issue it is a nightmare to get the software working properly, apart from ICUE the mouse is very good. Also I did not get the weights for the mouse so I used the ones I had in my old Nightsword mouse.

Wow. I am very happy with this. My wireless Razer Basilisk v3 was having issues with its sensors (dpi up/down were behaving like they were being held down and then the back button went too) so I decided to replace it, initially with the Logitech g502x but the one I received was defective and the software was the worst I've ever used anyway so instead of replacing I went in search of something else and found this guy. I am impressed. It has all the handy extra buttons like the Logitech which was what initially drew me to it as I hate mmo style mice but really need a few more buttons. And I definitely prefer the actuation of the buttons on this. They have a similar sound and feel to razer (the light spring click) with the exception of the "sniper" or "precision aim" button which is nearly silent and is perhaps "mushy" and the two additional top left buttons with have a soft clunk click. I really hated the 502x actuation sound, it was incredibly loud - even my old Black Widow keyboard with clicky switches wasn't that loud. So definitely better there too. The size and shape are quite nice too. A little bigger than average and bulbous which I was surprised to find improved my hybrid grip style and, in combination with my wrist rest, relieved some of the burden I get that ramps up my carpal tunnel, I'm much closer to having a neutral wrist alignment with this and initially I was concerned about how blobby it looked. I have small hands and find the buttons fairly well placed, everything is reachable just different than I'm used to. The thumb rest being so enormous is actually kind of nice. I also prefer a weightier mouse and with the full weight in I like the feel. Could be a smidge heavier but I'll adapt easily. If you like light mice this will be on the heavy side for you even with no weights loaded. Definitely a stiff cable but time will take care of that. You'll need a bungee though or it will drive you nuts. Corsair iCue software is passble but not nearly as good as Razer's. It'll do though. Note one iCue - if you are using a huge 4k tv zoomed at 300% you'll need to scale down tow 200% or lower before launching it to use the software. It is not compatible with this and part of the window will be off screen with no ability to scroll despite the scroll bars appearing. It's a nuisance but I can live with it. No notes on performance yet as I've only had it one day and these are just my initial impressions. Will update later.

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