If you are a serious MMO or MOBA gamer then you know how important having macro's and other actions available at your fingertips. Today we have a mouse from Corsair that was specifically made to suit the needs of MMO and MOBA gamers out there.

– Not overly large or clunky; – Thumb buttons are actually easy to use; – Very comfortable; – Customizable RGB lighting; – Corsair's CUE Software; – 16000 DPI sensor

– None that I found

Corsair is no stranger to the world of gaming peripherals, and 2015's Scimitar RGB mouse is no stranger to MMO and MOBA games. However, the lack of onboard profile storage hurt its flexibility somewhat.

Quality construction that feels like it will stand the rigors of hardcore gaming; Adjustable side keypad returns and provides extra flexibility; Onboard custom profile storage; Powerful sensor that tracked perfectly on multiple surface types; Easy to use profile creation software; Tons of...

Price tag may seem steep to someone looking for their first gaming mouse

The Scimitar PRO RGB is once again a fascinating mouse, just for the thumb-buttons alone. Is it much different from last years iteration Heck, no .. I dunno really. It looks the same, feels the same yet has a higher DPI range, pre-configured profiles and that terrific Pixart 16,000 DPI optical...

When I first saw Corsair's Scimitar mouse a couple of years ago, I thought it was the most bonkers-looking thing I'd ever seen. Just like its equally mad successor, the Scimitar Pro RGB I've got here, it had 12 mechanical buttons on the side. Twelve!

One of the products unveiled by Corsair at CES this year was an updated version of its Scimitar mouse. The Scimitar Pro RGB follows on from the Scimitar RGB, which won Antony's favour when he at the tail-end of 2015.

Let me start by saying I was sent this mouse in exchange for an unbiased review. I take reviews seriously and if you are reading this review you probably do too. You probably read many before making the choice where to place your coins.

+ Great feel - very important when spending hours gaming on your PC

- Having trouble coming up with any

It was a nice mouse for the 7 months it worked before the right mouse button started intermittently missing clicks. The software is pretty awful, but the mouse was fine for gaming. Unfortunately I had to pay return shipping to get it replaced with a refurbished mouse and the process took a few weeks...

The mouse itself is great. Everything feels high quality. The customization options are very useful. The hardware profiles can be changed which is nice because the CUE software needed for software profiles and to make the customizations isn't great. It is unstable and initially difficult to use.

The Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB is designed to be the pinnacle of the high-functioning, MMO/MOBA gaming mouse. It is engineered to provide high-speed, accurate movements, with double digit re-mappable buttons for almost unprecedented levels of functionality.

16,000 DPI optical sensor is complete overkill; but works flawlessly; One of the most comfortable mice I have ever used; 12 button side panel gives near-unparalleled function; Supports Finger and palm grip; and to some extent claw; Looks great; Corsair's back end (CUE) software update makes it super...

Not ideally suited for non-MOBA; MMO gamers; Claw grip does not work as well as others; Could be a bit heavy for those with weak wrists

The Scimitar RGB is a mouse for gamers that want as many buttons as feasibly possible. Corsair certainly has this area covered, with 12 thumb buttons bringing the Scimitar's total count to 17 – impressive.

Ergonomic shape; Accurate tracking; Very customisable

Pricey; Possibly too big for some; No weight adjustment or detachable cable