CORSAIR - IRONCLAW RGB WIRELESS Gaming Mouse

I've got the Corsair IronClaw wireless rgb and love it. Its a pretty good size mouse || || |130.0mm long|80.0mm wide|45.0mm height|133g weight|

I've got the Corsair IronClaw wireless rgb and love it. Its a pretty good size mouse || || |130.0mm long|80.0mm wide|45.0mm height|133g weight|

I've got the Corsair IronClaw wireless rgb and love it. Its a pretty good size mouse || || |130.0mm long|80.0mm wide|45.0mm height|133g weight|

Corsair Ironclaw Wireless. Probably the best feeling and tailored mouse I ever owned and a perfect mix.

I swore by a Logitech M500 for years then had a Razer Death Adder and it died, the Original wired Ironclaw I liked broke eventually now on made order error getting an Ironclaw wireless (but it was able to kept be wired) I guess that one is not popular?

A couple of the biggest mice I've used were a corsair ironclaw wireless and the corsair scimitar.

Eweadn s9, previously corsair ironclaw wireless.. i am so glad i moved away from that piece of 💩

Agree. I have ironclaw wireless and wired, and then a G502 as well. Definitely prefer the size of the ironclaws. Only bought the 502 for extra buttons (ironclaw wireless wheel broke--known issue--and wired has fewer buttons).

Corsair Ironclaw might be tolerable. I prefer the wireless version. They're both noticeably larger than the G502, and I also prefer something that can pretty much use my whole hand. Idk if you'll find anything quite big enough, esp depending on your grip.

Corsair IronClaw! its made for large hands but with gaming layout

I have quite large hands and Corsair Ironclaw works pretty well for me. It's pretty "high" so it fills the palm and therefore you don't have to bend your fingers as much.

The Corsair Ironclaw would be better for you I believe.

Exact same problem, I use the corsair ironclaw it's pretty good

Big paws here.. Corsair Iron claw.

I'd recommend going to a store with mice out on display if you can. I almost got a g502 a while ago because that's what is always recommended for big hands, but I was going to be near a microcenter soon and decided to wait. The g502 ended up not feeling any better that the mouse I had been using and would have been a huge disappointment if I just ordered it online. I ended up getting a corsair ironclaw instead and it is so much more comfortable to use.

Corsair Ironclaw. Reasonably priced, excellent handfeel and really nice RGB.

Corsair Iron Claw. I think the wired one is slightly bigger than the wireless. I like a bigger mouse as well and this one suits me just fine

I had this problem, went with a corsair ironclaw, its a decent size

Corsair iron claw and the Logitech mx master 3 variations have been good to me and my hand is pretty big too

As someone with large hands, the Corsair Ironclaw has been everything I've ever wanted in a mouse. A straight 10/10, only way it could be better is if it had tits on it too. Except for the teeny tiny eensy weensy issue of the mouse wheel shitting itself to death rapidly after purchasing it. But it says something about how good the mouse is that I haven't replaced it in 4 years.

I love my Corsair ironclaw. But it broke so using a Logitech wireless A502nkw. I have big hanyabd like using a claw grip.

Hola, vengo de un **Ratón gaming (Corsair Ironclaw RGB, 18000DPI**) y ya toca el cambio ya que está todo gastado por todas partes, botones desgastados, las partes de apoyo gastadas y sin goma ya. Me gustaría pasar a un ratón del mismo estilo, me ha funcionado bien, pero si que es cierto que busco algo que incluso me pueda durar más. El peso y el temaño deberían ser parecidos, ya que es muy cómodo para mi mano. Algun consejo de alguien que haya probado algo parecido a ese ratón pero que pueda tener una mejor resistencia al desgaste? Gracias!

I use Corsair ironclaw though my hand isn't as big as yours. Can't find them new so bought a few used

Ok, thanks will ahve another look - I have exclusively been using Corsair products (though have a bunch of others as ive tried like 20) but i have large hands and wouldnt mind trying a bigger mouse. That said, ive looked at a bunch of mice that he has liked, and i always prefered the corsair, must be hand shape (Ironclaw, scmitar, M65 etc generally all feel quite similar in shape)

My fingers aren't that long, but I have big hands i use the corsair ironclaw, maybe a look into

Originally a Corsair Ironclaw, now a Corsair Katar Elite Wireless. I play a lot of different games though from PUBG to League to AoE2. AoE2 doesn't really require a "gaming" mouse, so my purchase was determined by the other games I play

I personally find MMO-mice fine to click accurately. That said tho, the problem sounds more like your sitting position is super wrong or you go from "not gaming at all" to "gaming a lot suddenly". I've been playing mostly mmorpgs 16h+ per day for over 15 years without any issues/strains/pains. Eitherway if you are set on trying an MMO-mouse again, they are all kind of unique, so while G600 might not be to ur liking, the others might be. Since you alrdy have a G600 i'm not gonna say anything about it. Would advice staying away from Corsair scimitar - Corsair software is inferior to every other, it is also on the smaller side, but that might be a pro for some. Razer naga newest version is prolly among the better ones, but buttons are very easy to click and are in general smaller than the other mice, so it might be a bad fit to begin with if you are having a hard time navigating buttons. It has by far the best software tho. Roccat Kone XP Air - My curreny mouse, swapped from naga to this partly because i dropped my naga making the scrollwheel stop working. It is kind of a middle ground between an MMO mouse & a normal one, with only 4 side buttons (1 space button for your thumb which can also be used as an combination key) aswell as 2 extra buttons by your index finger, still giving you 7+ extra keys at your mouse. Software works decently, but nothing amazing. Corsair Ironclaw - is another one which has more buttons than usual but still not 12 button layout - played it for about 6months but the buttons feel kinda mushy & bad, combined with corsair software i can't reccomend.

And I thought I had issues with finding a large enough mouse (I tried the spatha myself, hated it, currently the closest enough mouse is a corsair ironclaw but the wheel sucks and keeps breaking and i'm wanting width of length)

My personal choice is the Corsair Ironclaw. Fits like a glove and two extra buttons are enough for my needs

An Ironclaw is probably your best bet, but the finish tends to wear excessively fast and some issues with scroll wheels have been reported. I'm in a similar boat. I have a g502 Lightspeed, and while I am fine with the thumb button placements, I find my pinky and ring finger feel too cramped. The only mice I've ever used that felt spacious enough were the R.A.T. series. The R.A.T. 3 was the first (and best) of the series I owned. Bought it well over 20 years ago. My brother uses it on his rig this very day. I eventually got a R.A.T. 9, but the sensor was awful, frequent disconnects, etc. A few years later they were bought up and the new series released (even numbers instead of odd). I got a R.A.T 6 and a R.A.T. 8. They were both awful and suffered from the side buttons failing after 3-6 months. Ergonomically, they were great, but their QC sucked ass and killed the company. There are also vertical mice, or perhaps an Elecom trackball mouse. Those are fucking huge. Elecom is sort of iffy. Really everything is.

The corsair ironclaw is the best palm fit mouse I've found for big hands. They make it wired or wireless for a decent price.

I got big paws and using a Corsair IronClaw

Corsair Ironclaw, best mouse ive had, pretty cheap aswell

Someone get this man a corsair Ironclaw

Corsair Ironclaw is kinda chunky so it might be more comfortable but it's a basic gaming mouse in terms of design, less features than your razer

Corsair Ironclaw for a normal one.

Corsair Ironclaw. Might be a good balance between big and relatively normal (plus t extra buttons is nice)

I used to have a Corsair ironclaw, felt like its a bit bigger than the 502 and such.

Corsair Ironclaw works great for me

I have big hands and long sessions with smaller mice make my hands hurt way faster. I use Corsair iron claw. Because that's the biggest mouse I can find. If you know of a mouse bigger than that lmk and I'll use that instead

I made a mistake the other day when purchasing mice. It turns out my hand is LARGE and the mouse I purchased seemed too large for my taste... and it just happened to be 13% larger than the Razer Basilik .... Try the *Corsair Ironclaw*.Its very high suitable for Large hands. [Specs](https://i.imgur.com/1yhXDUl.png)

If you don't need the buttons, ironclaw is better

I hate how small all the mice are. I used the Corsair Ironclaw for a few years which was pretty good. But then after I tried the Logitech vertical, ergonomic mouse, I never want to go back to a traditional mouse.

For me its the Corsair Ironclaw. But i have huge hands. Even though i would not recommend corsair peripherals at all, since their driver software is crazy bullshit.

I use the Corsair iron claw RGB pro. It's wireless but there is a wired variant. Its a big mouse and fits for people with big hands. It's bulky and has hight and length and width. In my area it's often displayed in tech markets for testing. For me it fits because I have kind of long fingers and the hand palm curve fits really nice I hope that helps!

Chonky mouse I've found best is Corsair Ironclaw. I used to have a cyborg R.A.T. 7, was my favourite until it died.

If you could get your hands (unintentional pun but keeping it) on a second hand Saitek/Cyborg R.A.T. 7 or 9, fully extended out it fit my large hands, best mouse I ever had. I have a Logitech g603 which is ok, and a Corsair Ironclaw, specifically marketed for larger hands, and it's also quite good.

Try the ironclaw from Corsair.

The Corsair Ironclaw is a nice big mouse for large hands

The Corsair Ironclaw is nice for larger hands. It just lacks buttons. If you’re good without MMO buttons you should be fine though.

Corsair ironclaw is designed for big hands. Worked for me, sadly mine popped after power surge melted it :(

Mine are similar, with a "normal-ish" palm, and long slender fingers. The most comfortable mouse I ever found was the Corsair Ironclaw, the sad part is that I didn't like most of the rest of the mouse. There are weird buttons, it looks to "gamey", and apparently has a few QC issues. But holy hell was it comfortable. I could actually rest my palm (I am a palm gripper) without my fingers falling off the front of the mouse. I wish something with a similar shape without those types of issues existed, but I can't find anything like that. It seems like all mice are tiny, and if they are actually marketed as ergonomical or big they're still too small for people with larger hands/longer fingers.

I have large hands and found the Corsair Ironclaw to be the best so far. Ended up breaking on me though so I have a Logitech g502.

I saw a few suggestions but tbh I think a Corsair Ironclaw was kinda meant for hands like yours, I couldn’t say it will still fit your whole hand but it definitely is larger than the two mentioned and referenced in the photo, I’m also not sure if they’re still actively updating the model but it comes in wired and wireless and has two side buttons above the thumb rest so you don’t have to stretch it out so much

One more time but TLDR is the Corsair Ironclaw