Corsair Katar

-High DPI for the price. -It's compact size makes it good for travel. I plan to hold on to it for this purpose. -The matte finish is good and rubber sides provide good grip. -Buttons have good feel for the most part.

-The small size is also a con when it comes to comfort. -The button below the scroll wheel is a single button so you can only cycles through different DPI settings. You can't choose to go up or down. This makes it pretty pointless unless you want only...

I've been using plenty of mouses that suites my needs for gaming, but all of them go out well within 6 months of usage or the durability / premium feeling fades. I've only used this mouse for a day and it meets and exceeds the expectations I've wanted...

The compatibility for Corsairs HID Software. When ever I do have a chance to macro or change the buttons, THIS DOES NOT DO IT WELL! The mouse is connected and being read properly within the software itself, changing the buttons and/or adding a macro...

Small, but fits the entire hand well, (Medium sized grubbers on this here 180 pound ape) convenient easy to find red illuminated corsair logo (ahhh who care really anyways.) Soft smooth clickers that don't extend quite far enough but work well anyways....

Cord is not braided like my M65, this one addition would make the mouse elite. It's overall simplicity makes it incredibly fast and easy to use, but the cord is somewhat stiff and although it does not drag, it "kinks" and prefers to stay in its...

It's lasted me over 3 months so far in terms of hardware. Has just the buttons I need & nothing more. It's physical design works good for my hands too.

The software, I've been all over their forums & it seems no one is experiencing the same issue I am. Besides the fact that only 1 person on those forums even bothered to consult me. Every once in a while, sometimes multiple times a day the DPI button...

It's lasted me over 3 months so far in terms of hardware. Has just the buttons I need & nothing more. It's physical design works good for my hands too.

The software, I've been all over their forums & it seems no one is experiencing the same issue I am. Besides the fact that only 1 person on those forums even bothered to consult me. Every once in a while, sometimes multiple times a day the DPI button...

It's comfortable to use.

Can't tell the DPI level or which increment it is set at by looking at the mouse nor can you adjust the DPI level up or down with a physical button (can only cycle through in one direction).

First Id like to say I bought this mouse because of it's simple design and sleek look along with its a Corsair and I have never had any issues with their products. Now onto the Pros: 1 - Great optical sensor, it is sharp and has limited wobble at...

Now for the Con and its only a minor nuisance to me but still... the scroll wheel and button could be looked at for slight improvement. When I scroll down the mouse has one spot in the rotation where it stutters back up forcing me to go through it...

Everything about this mouse is a work of art, starting with the box. They say you can't judge a book by its cover, but when it comes to components, the box and packaging is a good indication of the quality inside. This is a quality mouse. The mouse is...

I really don't care for lighted logo, but not really a con. It's not wireless, but then again, not a big deal. I have not found a wireless mouse with response and accuracy and only use wireless on my laptop. So again, not really a con unless your are...

The mouse feels sturdy, yet lightweight. You can tell the mouse was well thought out from materials, design, features, etc. to meet a decent price point. The left and right mouse buttons are easily pressed while still giving an audible click. Luckily...

The light is a tad bright, even in well lit room while looking at my monitor, it's hard to completely ignore the light from the mouse. Thankfully this can be turned off and isn't a problem, however if it is something you value it may be a bit off...