CORSAIR - DARKSTAR WIRELESS RGB MMO Gaming Mouse (CH-931A011-NA)

I have to deal with Razer shitty products, because 99% of gaming mice are made for literal gnomes and there isn't any bigger mmo mouse for my bear paws. Except maybe Darkstar from Corsair, which is even more expensive than naga...

You can’t be certain as if it was a good selling product that made good benefits to them. I love this mouse but my has been broken since 1 year. I bought another Corsair Darkstar as a replacement. I can suggest one of my old post which you can [find here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1cgyn4t/similar_mouse_as_logitech_g604/)which will surely help you if you love the G604.

Any hyperspeed option from razer, these mice are all close to 100g with the double A battery in them and they're all very decent. Maybe a redragon m913 which is a BIG mmo mouse but VERY heavy with all weights in it. Over 150g. Corsair darkstar is a almost neutral shape with 98g, probably the highest quality mouse on this list.

Corsair Darkstar. 6 side buttons. 2 isn't quite enough and nobody seems to make a mouse with 4. Had two G502s before this.

I ended up getting the newer model and i love it

I had a Logitech G604 for years. It was a damn fine mouse, but one day it gave up the ghost. It reached the natural end of its life. I had used it for many years. I replaced it with a Cosair Darkstar, which proved to be an absolute disappointment between the inferior battery life and the fact that the mouse wheel stopped functioning properly after a few months. I couldn't properly change my zoom distance, and it would zoom in when I tried to zoom out (this was a well-documented issue with the mouse). I've since replaced it with a Keychron M6 wireless. The M6 is interesting. I wanted a mouse with thumb buttons similar to the G604 and the M6 although it only has the conventional two thumb buttons, it offers a thumb scroll wheel, which I was able to reprogram so I can use it in game for my longer CDs (it requires deliberate movement as it offers precise incremental scrolling).

Consider the Corsair Darkstar, less side buttons but I preferred the ergonomics (especially having a place for my thumb) and I really liked having the additional two buttons on the left side of the left mouse button like on the G502. In my experience, however, my Darkstar scrollwheel started skipping or suddenly scrolling in the opposite direction for a split second which got really annoying. It's possible I got a bad unit but I read online that a lot of people had the same issue. It's a shame because the mouse was otherwise perfect. Other mice with more than 2 side buttons include the Razer Basilisk V3, Logitech G502 X, Glorious Model I, and Asus ROG Spatha X. You really don't need 12 buttons, even in top tier air.

The grid style buttons take a bit to get used to. I never could. I ended up using asymmetric layouts with an empty spot for the thumb to grip. Originally a Corsair M90 and currently Corsair Darkstar.

You'll have to try and see if you like it. The side buttons can be quite annoying depending on your grip. I can't use those grid styles ones because I can't grip it without accidentally pressing a button. I've tried the circular button arrangement of the older Naga Trinity, but I didn't like the shape so much. I much prefer the Corsair Darkstar which is my current main MMO mouse.

I have personally yeah, I’ve used their scimitar, dark star, and their old glaive mouse. That’s the extent of it tho

>I would want something WITH ten key, macro keys, and volume control as well. As far as a mouse goes, I would want a couple extra buttons on the side, but nothing crazy like some MMO mice I've seen If you need dedicated macro KB keys, then the K100 is about the only choice. K95 Platinum XT models are getting scarce and you may prefer the standard bottom row and spacing on the K100. However, be aware any KB key can be assigned as a macro key, so all those Scroll Lock, Pause, num pad and right sided keys can be made to do the job with a click. That makes the K70 models like the MAX an additional choice. The Darkstar has the nice amount of useful side buttons that can be activated without requiring extreme finger precision. It also has tilt command options, so left, right, front, rear mouse tilts also can become macro triggers or other commands. The M65 Elite and Night*sabre* also have tilt commands that effectively become another set of side buttons.