The Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless is very good. It ticks the boxes in several key areas – it has flawless, fast wireless and tracking performance, a great core specification and robust design. When... 

Nov 29, 2019 ·  Corsair’s Ironclaw RGB Wireless is the perfect balance between crazy form and intuitive function and at an impressive price. It’s the perfect palm-gripping mouse. 

Snappy wireless, via 2.4GHz adapter or Bluetooth. Hand-pleasing shape for big paws. Highly configurable resolution settings. 

Apr 25, 2019 ·  Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless Mouse Review: A Small Upgrade for Big Hands If you want a big wireless mouse, the Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless is your most affordable option as well as a pretty... 

Jan 23, 2020 ·  The Corsair IRONCLAW RGB Wireless' build quality is great, but isn't quite on par with other Corsair mouse like the Scimitar RGB Pro. Only the front of the IRONCLAW is made out of metal, rather than having an aluminum frame. Instead, it's made out of solid plastic, which feels durable. The feet of this mouse are regular and slide decently well. 

Jul 08, 2019 ·  Corsair has added yet another mouse to its Slipstream wireless technology lineup, the markedly chunky Ironclaw RGB Wireless gaming mouse. It’s kitted out with the signature Corsair panache, but ... 

Sep 12, 2019 ·  Corsair IRONCLAW RGB WIRELESS Gaming Mouse It has to be said that at first glance of the Ironclaw in real life is nothing short of impressive. With so much going on in such a small space, Corsair... 

Feb 05, 2019 ·  The Corsair IronClaw RGB FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse (See it on Amazon) is a brand new mouse from Corsair built for comfort and speed. It is a huge, bulbous mouse designed for palm grips that I found... 

The Corsair Ironclaw RGB puts a lot on offer for such an affordable mouse. It’s tracking is impressive and doesn’t fall short of its closest competitors. The construction is solid, and feels both... 

Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless Review Just like the original Ironclaw mouse, this Ironclaw RGB Wireless is a fine-looking, lightweight mouse that is made for right-handed users. Though light, the device is on the slightly bigger side and measures slightly over five inches long. 

Apr 30, 2020 ·  The Corsair Ironclaw Wireless RGB weighs 130 grams which is a lot, especially if you are more inclined to FPS mice that value lighter weights. However, this is a matter of preference especially when some like their mouse with considerable heft. 

Corsair can't be called lazy when it comes to creating new peripherals. They released the Ironclaw a few months ago, which is a massive, enormous gaming mouse, and here's the wireless version of it now. The Ironclaw RGB Wireless features nearly the same shell, but with three more buttons for a total of ten fully programmable buttons. 

So what we have here then is a nice palm grip mouse without the crazy number of buttons that some gaming mice have, but more than enough to keep it in the mix. A wireless mouse with both bluetooth and a 2.4 GHz wireless “Slipstream” dongle, the now ubiquitous DPI mode change buttons along with 8 others (all programmable). Then we get to the Ironclaw’s party piece. An 18,000 DPI sensor. Yep, you read that right. I’ll let that sink in for a moment. 18,000. I’m not sure if Corsair have claimed the DPI crown for the time being but a quick Google around the usual suspects’ web pages seems to indicate they have with most other vendors seemingly having settled around 12,000 DPI and only Razer coming close with 16,000. Let’s take a look at the full specs then for the Ironclaw: Corsair Unveils The One Pro i200 – A Premium Workstation With Intel’s 10th Gen HEDT CPUs And NVIDIA’s 2080 Ti 1. 10 programmable buttons 2. 18,000 DPI native Pixart custom sensor 3. 1 DPI resolution granularity for ad... 

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Nov 15, 2019 ·  At this time, both Newegg and Amazon are listing the Ironclaw RGB Wireless at the same price, which is just $59.99 as we type this sentence! At near $80, it does raise the bar on the Ironclaw as to what we expect, but just shy of $60 puts us into mainstream options territory. 