Reviewers Didn't Like
- Quirky styling colors
- No lift-distance wizard
- Stores only one profile
- Side buttons can be awkward to reach
Corsair Gaming Scimitar RGB
88
8.2
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By techteamgb.co.uk
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Great mouse with some cool...
By CriticalHit
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The software delivers and although the options might seem obscure or superfluous to most gamers, the RPG target market for the mouse will most likely enjoy it. It's here, though, where Corsair has misstepped—this mouse is not friendly for the MOBA...
By in.ign.com
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The Scimitar is just making its way to our shores, and it's about time Corsair opens an official channel here for its gaming peripherals. Pricing for the Scimitar is not known as yet, but is expected to be around the Rs 7,500 mark. Considering its rival...
By Kitguru.net
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The Corsair Scimitar is truly an exceptional mouse. It combines high-comfort, with one of the world's best gaming optical sensors and extreme functionality with a suite of available, remappable buttons. You may not have a use for all of them, but the...
By Bit-tech.net
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The Scimitar might not beat the Aorus M7 in the packaging stakes but Corsair's Utility Engine Software is absolutely made for this mouse. The combination of the two is a potent mix for any MMO/MOBA player, and it's the little things such as textured...
By gamecrate.com
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A perfect mouse for MOBA/MMO players who want something more...
By Hardware Canucks
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With MMOs and in particular the Dota-inspired MOBA games such as League of Legends gaining in popularity every year, it's no surprise that peripheral manufacturers are designing products to appeal to this expanding market. Corsair's MMO-focused mouse,...
By Techgage
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While we have covered most of the details already, there are still a few oddities to consider when using the mouse day-to-day. Initially, there were some teething problems with the Scimitar RGB. Not long after setting up the mouse and doing some basic...
By Overclockers Club
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In the end I'm actually quite impressed with the Corsair Scimitar. I'm not a MMO/MOBA gamer as I've already honestly admitted, but I still like the extra buttons (even if I don't need all of them). The mouse is built with good quality and feels like it...
By futurefive.co.nz
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Corsair has released its 2015 gaming range. Reliability, function and sound performance make Corsair products stand out from the crowd.This review looks at three products from the range: the Void stereo gaming headset, the Void RGB wireless headset and...
By Overclock3D
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There is an expression in England that something is "a Marmite x". Namely that, like the aforementioned foul death paste some people absolutely love it, some hate it, and there is almost nobody who is entirely indifferent. MOBA/MMO mice fall into this...
By eTeknix
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Price The Gaming Scimitar RGB MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse is packed full of features, so I was expecting a price tag that was closer to £100, but it is in fact only £69.95 from Overclockers UK. I'm not saying that's particularly cheap, but it's still...
By Legit Reviews
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The Scimitar mouse is something of a latecomer, but Corsair had a number of existing MMO mice to draw ideas from – Razer Naga, Logitech G600, even Corsair's own Vengeance M90 – it's clear the best features have been incorporated into this new design....
By ozeros.com
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Luego de pasar muchas horas con el Corsair SCIMITAR RGB, procedemos a dar nuestro veredicto.Su empaque es bastante simple y, algo desprotegido para la unidad como tal ya que solo la protege una cubierta de plástico. La verdad es que hubiese sido mejor...
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