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May 2019
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Published: 2019-05-27, Author: Adrian , review by: wccftech.com
18,000 DPI, Onboard profile storage, Wireless without the compromises, Highly customisable, DPI and Profile switch buttons on mouse, Reasonably priced next to the competition
Corsair's iCUE software still unintuitive, LED Indicators have so many meanings you'll need to keep instructions handy to decode
The Ironclaw is a great, honest and highly performant gaming mouse which feels great in the hand and takes the DPI wars battle to the competition...
Published: 2019-05-10, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
the latest highperformance CORSAIR gaming sensor, large footprint and comfortable chassis for palm grips and large hands, plenty of buttons for customization, RGB on three different segments, plenty of flexibility thanks to the iCUE unified software, onbo
The wireless feature addition to the IRONCLAW RGB series is nice to have, especially thanks to the SLIPSTREAM technology that allows very low latencies, so you will not see differences versus wired mode. The included 1000mAh rechargeable LiPo battery allo
The wireless feature addition to the IRONCLAW RGB series is nice to have, especially thanks to the SLIPSTREAM technology that allows very low latencies, so you will not see differences versus wired mode. The included 1000mAh rechargeable Li-Po battery all...
Some users coming from smaller gaming mice may need some time to adjust to the size of the Ironclaw RGB Wireless mouse. Because I was already familiar to the wired version, I did not have any problems adjusting to this mouse. Even in wireless mode, the 33...
There was all that talk about the features and function of the mice, but nary a word about what I actually did with them. Well, to be honest, it was quite a bit. I spent the week playing lots of Warframe, as usual, as well as conquering the entirety of E...
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Published: 2019-05-01, Author: Chris , review by: funkykit.com
Price, Up to 18,000 DPI, Wireless, RGB, Corsair Quality, Made for Larger Hands, Optical sensor – PMW3391, iCUE Software Controlled
For 80 dollars you wont find a better mouse that runs on software application for customization. If you are looking for an all around durable mouse at a great price give a glance at the Ironclaw RGB Wireless by Corsair. Very affordable mouse and you get t...
Main switches rated for 50 million clicks, Great choice of materials, Excellent build quality, Highly customizable 3-zone RGB lighting with synchronization, Comfortable for palm-gripping with even large hands, Affordable compared to the competition
No replacement feet included, Heavy at 133 grams, Thick, stiff cable, Unstable polling rate, even in wired mode, Only one polling-rate option, Very stiff middle button
The Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless is available for $79.99. Main switches rated for 50 million clicks Great choice of materials Excellent build quality Highly customizable 3-zone RGB lighting with synchronization Comfortable for palm-gripping with even la...
Published: 2019-04-29, Author: Mike , review by: pcmag.com
Snappy wireless, via 2.4GHz adapter or Bluetooth, Hand-pleasing shape for big paws, Highly configurable resolution settings,
Indifferent RGB placement, Can't configure while using Bluetooth, No wireless charging
Corsair's latest wireless mouse, the Ironclaw RGB Wireless, is a little more practical than some of its top-end competitors. It's a strong pick for big-handed users...
Offers wireless mousing at a reasonable price, subtle RGB effects, lots of buttons,
Ergonomics will put off some gamers, useless battery gauge, some wireless issues
We really appreciate what Corsair has done with the Ironclaw RGB Wireless. It looks cool, will appeal to gamers who need want a larger-sized mouse, and the wireless system actually works quite well, save for some potential conflicts with other wireless pe...
Being the wireless version of a mouse we've already reviewed what we feel about the design is the same as it was before. If you've already read our take upon the wired Ironclaw then skip to the last paragraph for our thoughts on how the wireless works her...
Each year we shift roughly 2000 DPI somehow, and this year we reached 18.000 DPI for the optical sensor. Regardless of what you think and feel about that this is a properly built and good mouse at a decent enough price for a wireless one. I mentioned this...
