Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE

3 different connection types ; RGB ; iCue Software ; Qi charging

In conclusion, we could say Corsair has had a lot of time invested into developing mice. They have been developing mice for some time now and I have had the pleasure to cover a few of those in the past. I don’t think I have ever had a mouse from...

+ Brilliant quality + Looks great when fully lit + Nine-zone RGB lighting + Type-C USB + Flawless wireless transmission + Option to use Bluetooth + Excellent PixArt sensor +- Pricey

- Let down by the software - Not the best battery life - Won’t charge on any of our Qi wireless chargers - Awkward glossy plastic feels odd in the hand

As you’d expect from CORSAIR, the Dark Core RGB PRO SE performs admirably, and there are plenty of reasons why you should consider one, but it’s not perfect.

Remodeled side macro buttons ; Very good price ; Qi wireless charging ; Highly customizable lighting ; Built-in dongle storage

Textured grip is a bit slippery ; Fewer buttons than the first Dark Core ; No really big changes

With an upgraded sensor and remodeled side buttons, Corsair's Dark Core RGB Pro SE updates a great mouse to keep it in the front rank.

If you have $150 to spend, the Logitech G502 Lightspeed is still a better mouse overall, thanks to its tunable weights and more comfortable design. But the Dark Core RGB Pro SE is an impressive device in its own right, and a nearly perfect middle...