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Corsair GLAIVE RGB game mouse review - Product Showcase

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/12/2017 09:52 AM [ 5] 9 comment(s)

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Power on! So pretty much six buttons are programmable. You can make several profiles with different buttons, macros and whatever rocks your boat really. These multiple profiles can be setup & saved in Corsair CUE software. The frontside LEDs do look pretty cool with the plastic grill and give the Glaive that means looks. 

 
There are multiple LED zones active on the mouse, you can configure them to an RGB preference color. Mind you that the mouse actually has three RGB zones, and each can be configured independantly frome each other.
 

 

 
The mouse is great. The sensor has a resolution of 100 DPI to start with and if you wanted to, you can go with 1 DPI increments up-to 16,000 DPI.
 

 
Below the scroll wheel we can see a button that cycles through the five configurable DPI modes. The five blue colored leds are part of the RGB lighting system, these actually are DPI indicator lights. These are the only ones with a set color, blue. 




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