Corsair Ratón Gaming Katar Pro

The mouse itself works well and really does the job for competitive gaming. That said, the scroll wheel wears out very quickly and no longer works perfectly well after just a few months' use.

I was looking for a mouse that had a gaming profile, could save a profile in memory, had bluetooth and had a battery not batteries. This mouse fits all of that well, a good grip for a user like me with a fingertip grip. I'm not sure if it's a good mouse or not, but it's a good mouse for a user with a fingertip grip like me.

Corsair's latest gaming mouse, the Katar Elite Wireless, improves on the Katar Pro by adding an improved sensor, higher polling rate, and internal battery, all while keeping the total weight at just 69 grams. Is this new lightweight offering from Corsair any good?

It has only niche appeal, but Corsair's Katar Elite Wireless gaming mouse perfects the design for claw and fingertip players.

The Corsair KATAR PRO Wireless is good for FPS gaming. It's comfortable to use and feels well-built. You can customize the CPI settings and reprogram the buttons through the iCUE software. Its click latency is excellently low, and its CPI range is quite wide. However, it's on the heavier side for its size.