CORSAIR - NIGHTSWORD RGB Tunable FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse

the corsair nightsword is really nice. ive got bigger mitts and it feels great

I hate corsair Icue. But, after my logitech G700s crapped out, I bought a corsair nightsword. It still works. Buddies got one recently and they still work.

Corsair nightsword is pretty big. QA is spotty though. The scroll wheel only lasted a year on mine before it wore out.

My hands are very similar in size to yours. The Corsair Nightsword is the most comfortable mouse I’ve ever used. It actually gives me a place to rest my palm. Happy hunting, my man

I have big hands too, Corsair Nightsword was the first that actually fit my palm. I think corsair has bigger mice in general

All these Razers and only ONE Corsair??? The only two mice I’ve had last longer than 2 years (without screwed scroll wheels, double clicking, or anything) are the Corsair NightSword and the Steelseries 110. Steelseries doesn’t hold up anymore, unfortunately, but I recommend Corsair mice to everyone. Everyone who tried them based on my recommendations weren’t disappointed

I bought a Razer Naga Trinity and it started double clicking within 9 months. Shocking anything they make lasts longer than a year On the flip side, my Steelseries Rival 110 has been my most solid mouse ever purchased. I bought it in 2017 or 2018 as a cheap mouse to carry with my laptop, and it’s so stout and solid I love that thing My main PC has a Corsair NightSword and after over 2 years of very heavy gaming and Blender use, the scroll wheel button is starting to get inconsistent. That’s lasted longer than any Razer, new Steelseries, Alienware, or Cooler Master mouse I’ve ever owned.

I bought a Razer Naga Trinity and it started double clicking within 9 months. Shocking anything they make lasts longer than a year On the flip side, my Steelseries Rival 110 has been my most solid mouse ever purchased. I bought it in 2017 or 2018 as a cheap mouse to carry with my laptop, and it’s so stout and solid I love that thing My main PC has a Corsair NightSword and after over 2 years of very heavy gaming and Blender use, the scroll wheel button is starting to get inconsistent. That’s lasted longer than any Razer, new Steelseries, Alienware, or Cooler Master mouse I’ve ever owned.

I bought a Razer Naga Trinity and it started double clicking within 9 months. Shocking anything they make lasts longer than a year On the flip side, my Steelseries Rival 110 has been my most solid mouse ever purchased. I bought it in 2017 or 2018 as a cheap mouse to carry with my laptop, and it’s so stout and solid I love that thing My main PC has a Corsair NightSword and after over 2 years of very heavy gaming and Blender use, the scroll wheel button is starting to get inconsistent. That’s lasted longer than any Razer, new Steelseries, Alienware, or Cooler Master mouse I’ve ever owned.

I have big hands too. Corsair Nightsword has been the most comfortable mouse I've ever used for the size of my hands. It's the widest mouse on the market that I've found as well. [https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-wired-optical-gaming-mouse-with-adjustable-weights-wired-black/6337071.p?skuId=6337071](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-wired-optical-gaming-mouse-with-adjustable-weights-wired-black/6337071.p?skuId=6337071) This is also a cheaper option with similar build style that's wireless [https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-wired-optical-gaming-mouse-with-adjustable-weights-wired-black/6337071.p?skuId=6337071](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-wired-optical-gaming-mouse-with-adjustable-weights-wired-black/6337071.p?skuId=6337071)

I recently have purchased my 2nd CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB after trying out a Basilisk V3 and i must say i learned the "shape is king" for mice after that. But the Night sword is a wide mouse that doesn't have a diagonal slant to the right like the basilisk V3, its very comfortable and doesn't let my pinky touch the mouse pad. it also has 10 programable buttons.

As a fellow larger handed PC user. I reccomend the CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB Gaming Mouse. Decent size, plus you can add weight to it so you actually feel it moving with your hand.

FWIW, I started off my PC journey with the Corsair Nightsword because I wanted as many buttons as possible and it looked like a spaceship. Quickly realizing I do not have the hands of a basketball player, I read good reviews, and finally purchased the Steelseries Aerox 3 and I think it's a good, lightweight mouse that can look minimalist if you prefer with good functionality. No complaints.

corsair nightswoard has similar shape and same buttons it was what i went to. I went g402 to g502 then nightsword. the g502 acroll wheel wasnt it for me and felt too heavy

Wired Corsair Nightsword solely because I like the RGB, although it's great for gaming, too.

Corsair Nightsword RGB. It's the absolute best feeling fit for my bear paws. The button placement, the mouse texture, and the little ledges on the edges of the button feel super precise, and 'clicky', and the extra thumb button is just perfect for anything sniping-related (or for movement skills\\quick stuff in POE). Variable weights, and the extra side wing-piece to rest your thumb on are just icing on the cake.

CORSAIR NIGHTSWORD RGB, I have big hands and this one perfect for mines

I'm also on a full corsair ecosystem except for monitor. Couldn't find a good price on an OLED so had to go elsewhere. Of all the mice I tested I prefer the nightsword. I have somewhat big hands and prefer a comfortable palm grip. The dark core is a good wireless alternative but I do prefer the softer textured grip of the nightsword over the more plasticky dark core. I have a newer k65 and an older full-size keyboard of theirs, unfortunately don't highly recommend either. The k65 is great with the brown switches I just don't like the 65% layout. I plan to get a k100 air some day.