The feel of the thumb rest – and the NightSword’s heavy weight – will be the deciding factor for spending an extra $20 over other high-end mice like the Corsair M65 RGB Elite. In This ...

The Nightsword is a right-handed ergonomic mouse that measures 5.1 x 3.4 x 1.7 inches, and has a textured thumb rest, palm rest and grip for the outermost fingers.

Corsair's new Glaive design is attractive ... The G502 hits 2.9 inches with the thumb rest ... Most mice try to make the thumb buttons as inconspicuous as possible, placing them where ...

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The side buttons are perfectly located just above where your thumb rests; ... The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse has an MSRP of $49.99 and it's the same price online.

Likewise, with the added benefit of RGB lighting, the Pixart 3367 sensor, and lastly, the magnetic thumb rests would make the Corsair Glaive RGB a tough deal to pass up for $69.99.

When you compare and contrast models like the Corsair M65 RGB Elite, which puts the sniper button right near where your thumb naturally rests, the added buttons are a confusing design decision ...

Corsair has three new gaming mice that cater to three types of gamer, and those who like their mouse to cost $60 or less. ... Corsair placed it right inside of the thumb rest, so that your thumb is ...

Inside the packaging, there is the mouse, two additional thumb rests, a small bag, and a user guide. It's nice to see that Corsair has included the little bag to ensure that the additional thumb ...

The Corsair Glaive RGB gaming mouse is available with black or aluminium accents. It's available immediately from authorised retailers priced at £69.99. Buyers get a two year warranty.

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I've been using the same gaming mouse for as long as I can remember: the Logitech G600.It has 12 thumb buttons that I use just as much for work as for play. But I've wanted a wireless version for ...