I loved the Logitech MMO mouse, and the only reason I ended up switching is that I really wanted a wireless MMO mouse. I actually loved the extra button on the right side of the mouse, I miss it a lot. I personally never accidentally clicked it, and found it incredibly useful. I hope they make a wireless version of it, I would love to go back.

So you discredit the greatest thing on G600 as a negative? Are you serious? The G600 is THE BEST MMO mouse, simply because it has a modifier button built in. So you have an effective 12 extra buttons compared to any other of its kind. I use it for 5 years now, it works just as it did on day1. The mouse is amazing!

G600 isn't the most ergonomic and also isn't customizable unless you open it etc... but honestly once you get use to it's size and shape it offers so many options thanks to that Gswitch function. My typical WoW setup uses both regular and numpad numbered buttons... 1 action bar as default, 1 with Ctrl, 1 with Shift, 1 with Alt and it's doubled by using the Gswitch function to toggle the numpad buttons assigned to 4 more action bars in the same way. Yes, it's a total of 96 buttons right under my thumb. Add a customized G13 on top of that and you're in for some seriously mad MMO gaming.

Over the course of 6 years I've gone through 2x Logitech G600 and 2x Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite. My first G600 held up for a good while, probably because I wasn't playing too much MMO at the time and was using other mice. It got sent to the drawer when the left click button switch started failing. I then bought a second one, and after a year the scroll wheel works only intermittently and is very loose. I then got my first Scimitar and really fell in love with it. The sensor seems far superior to the now 10+ year old one in the G600, and the adjustable range of the keypad is an unbeatable ergonomic feature. Unfortunately, the build quality of this mouse does not hold up in the long term, not even a year in my case. The matte finish soon started wearing off, the keypad switches started making an annoying creaking sound and within a year the main right & left click switches started to go bad, possibly not due to the switches themselves but deformation of the plastic part that strikes the switch (thats what i read online anyway). I have 10 year-old mice that work just fine after double or triple the amount of use, something tells me these mice are just built poorly. I've never owned a Razer Naga, but I doubt it's going to be any better.

I love the 3rd mouse button on the top of the g600. Used it for shift to modify the side buttons on the fly.

my friend LOVES his g600, he says the extra mouse button takes some time to get used to but can come in handy for macros, and both of us are weird people if you get my drift! the scimitar seems great too but i think i will buy the g600, all the macro possibilities i like

Thanks for the video! I just got a g600, but am looking at the scimitar for the bigger side buttons with a more tactile feel. I also currently use the side tilt on the mouse wheel for important keybinds. Upon researching if the corsair has mouse wheel tilt I found out that people have problems with the wheel being flimsy and breaking. Looking forward to the next scimitar iteration with improved mouse wheel.

The pinky button on the G600 drove me absolutely insane and I could not get used to it. I returned it and got the Naga Trinity, and I really liked being able to swap the side panel for different games. But, I’m considering switching completely to Corsair because I’ve had 3 Razer keyboards die in the last 2 years, and this scimitar looks like a great complement to the K95 Platinum XT!

G600 mouse third button makes it so much better for me than the others, for example when playing blm in ffxiv, Holding the third button = thumb button do ice spells and utility, not holding and it's fire spells etc Edit: If other mice had the G-shift feature I would probably switch

The third mouse button on the g600 is fucking amazing. It’s amazing for macros, going from high dps to low dps in a click and going back to high by releasing, is fucking amazing for fps and other games where you need precision. Once you get used to it, you can’t live without it. But yes, for *some* mmo’s it might be useless. But for fast games where you need to be fast but precise, the g600 is king. It just need a modernized version with a faster laser reader, higher dps, easy weight removal/adding and it is the best god damn mouse ever. I have used my g600 for about 5 years, and it’s only NOW doing the double click thing. And know what? I’m getting another.

I have a razer naga trinity. Had a problem with some of the side buttons after 1 year of using it. It turns out that I just needed to clean it. Then it went back to working properly again. My mouse had the removable side panel. I used alcohol wipes to clean the golden pins and their contacts. Oil, food, dust can accumulate there and block signals.

I used to have a naga I bought second hand, used it for about a year before it shit the bed. Thought i'd try out the scimitar, I liked that you were able to move the buttons on the side. After I finally got all my keybinds set up on it, the 4 button on the side jammed up half way through the first dungeon I ran with it. Took it back and swapped it out for a naga again, it's held up for 3 years since. I think when this one inevitably craps out, I'll try out the G600. Price is tough to beat.

Ive had nagas fail on me within the first year of having it playing mostly FFXIV. Same with the scimitar. Within a year and a half the buttons started double clicking so after hearing so much good about the Logitech G600 i ordered it last night. The ring finger button is also something i personally think will be more comfortable for me as pressing ctrl can sometimes be, for a lack of a better word, uncomfortable.

Does the Corsair Scimitar ELITE allow you to save the keybinding in the actual mouse - so i could use it between different computers and not worry about having to set anything up?

Yeaa i have the scimitar. It is amazing! Though my wheel button broke after the first year and i got another one. Not cheap but so far been longer than a year and it still works

I have all the mice mentioned in the video. Corsair build quality 5/5 - very durable good quality plastic and aluminium. Razer build quality 3/5 - plastic feels cheap and hollow to the tap Logitech G600 build quality 5/5 - very durable built like a tank. I've bought all of them trying to find the right one, the razer Naga has issues with the switches I think, the middle button on mine seems to work then not work properly at times some times it doesn't register the click. The G600 is a great mouse, but the angled buttons I could never get used to. The third button is accidentally clicked too often for me but I love the fact this mouse has it where other mmo mice don't. The Corsair Scimitar is interesting to the competition but offers little. Just about the same as the other brands less a third mouse button. However it does come with the adjustable side buttons. My main mouse I use regularly for playing star wars the old Republic mmo is the razer Naga purely because of the size of the side buttons they are very easy to use. Not happy with the plastics used in the build though.

3:04 I've been using MMO mice since release of Razer Naga Molten Edition in 2010. Back then Razer mice were built to last(like most companies make things when they are new). That mouse never gave me a single problem until it died on me in Dec 2018. The laser straight up shut off. I used and abused that mouse SOO much! I have gone through 2 new Razer Naga "trilogy" mice since then.. That will show you that they're not building them to last anymore. They're building them to burn out and profit. Both mice ran into double clicking problems and side panel button double clicking problems. I'm officially giving up on Razer now. I know a lot of people were having problems with the Trilogy Naga and I completely agree now. Also, the Naga Trilogy is much larger than the original/molten edition mice. I don't have large hands and I imagine most woman don't either, so, it would turn off these types of customers(not that they tell you, but it wont lead to more sales). I recommended the Razer Naga molten edition to so many people back in the day.. I no longer will recommend Razer products because they're just cashing out these days. I'm looking to swap companies. I also swapped companies for gaming keyboards too. I use Corsair now for keyboards. I know the Scimitar was trash back in the day due to many problems and software issues/lack of support.. but I imagine they may be better now(used to keep up with mmo mice a lot more back when I played more often). Watching your video now and some other people for 2021 updates. EDIT: Forgot to add in: The Naga takes a little practice, but the tip of your thumb should sit at the 1-3 buttons and IP joint of your thumb should sit on the 10-12. Pad of thumb sits on the 5/8 buttons. I use thumb to press 1-6, 7, 9 and IP joint to press 8(sometimes pad for 8 depending on combo), 10, 11, 12. ----Razer Naga Molten Edition mouse was the BEST MMO mouse ever. Just throwing it out there! All my buddies that used it as well also agree. If they kept that quality, Razer would be #1, no doubt...but they dropped the quality and kept the prices.

What an amazing review man. Made me make my decisions. Thanks a load bro

found this after looking for videos on the wireless scimitar, you still using this or do you plan to go wireless? I started with the logi g600, went to the egva x15, tried the scimitar and loved it but wanted wireless, went to steel series aerox 9 and hated the side layout and how they ditched the ring finger rest needed to be able to press side buttons without accidently clicking right click and finally got the naga. i love the naga, it's great and I've had no issues yet... but it doesn't compete with the comfort of the scimitar so I can't wait to hear some reviews on it so hopefully I can get the wireless scimitar and stop buying more mice I don't need / want 😅

I've used nagas for half a decade, and scimitar another half. Now back to Naga X simply because it's the first mmo mouse that isn't a brick... I also _much_ prefer the naga shape over everything else. Scimitar shape is its biggest problem, it just sits sideways in my hand and it keeps bugging me even after years of using it. Contrary to your opinion, I also find the scimitar thumb buttons little bit more difficult to navigate, especially the middle buttons (2,5,8,11). They are flat. Thumbs are big. It's much easier to fatfinger something like 4+5 when you're going for 5 on the scimitar. On recent nagas the center line has the opposite side of the key raised and it gives a strong tactile cue to where your thumb is and avoids accidentally thumbing the buttons to the side. That to me is absolutely much more valuable than the texture difference between odd and even rows. Little pet peeve, but I also absolutely hate the rubber ring finger rest on the scimitar... it's impossible to keep clean, being rubber is wears out and just feels kinda nasty. Scimitar cable is also straight from 2010 and very stiff, it needs to be modded out with something usable. Same story with stock feet, they are not amazing. Scimitar is definitely well built though. I'm on my 4th naga of my naga career. I hope Razer QC is better nowadays, but it certainly wasn't great back in the days, only time will well. My scimitar only started failing after 4 years, so it was my longest lived mmo mouse as well. I also prefer the corsair software. It's slow and bloated, but has more powerful macros. But for me, naga is the way to go, especially with the naga x being the first mmo mouse that doesn't weigh a ridiculous amount and now comes with a somewhat decent stock cable (and feet) too. Oh, and Naga X happens to be currently on sale, $39,99 on amazon.

I used to have a scimitar pro wired but I sold it a couple of years ago, they’re the absolute best mouse I’ve ever owned. I didn’t do any gaming with it (I’m not an MMO player either), but as someone who has bad hands, I found it invaluable for keyboard shortcuts in Maya and other applications. Picking up the wireless one for £100 on Amazon tomorrow as I was torn between that and the razer naga trinity, but just remembering how good the scimitar was, I am going straight back to what I know.

have same story with razer pretty much, had 3 razer nagas break within the warranty time, luckily... so i was lucky to eventually swap to roccat nyth ive used for like past 6 years or so now. Also had a razer headset just snap in half without any reason too lol after that ive never bought a razer product again

I really wanted to keep the Scimitar but I couldn't live without the left and right mouse wheel buttons. So I use it at work instead. I also had an issue with the iCue software where it would hard lock my PC. Doesn't happen on my work PC so I'm sure reinstalling Windows would have fixed that issue, just didn't want to at the time. The Logitech I couldn't get used to the way it felt in my hand and that third mouse button was to much. So I'm stuck with the Naga. Two og Nagas died after a year and the first Naga Trinity developed a repeating right click issue within a year. To their credit Razer did replace it but again within a year I'm already starting to see the issue creep back in. Their build quality is just so bad nowadays.

After watching dozens of other videos on the subject, this is the one that helped push me to order the Scimitar Elite. Tried the Razer Naga X and Pro but couldn't get used to the shape and buttons. Gave away the X and returned the pro (twice). Have an OG G600 that I tossed in a tote within 5 minutes of unboxing years ago because the third mouse button was a huge no from me. Was hoping to see some improvements on the Naga V2 Pro such as the Corsair's textures, button 5 raised notch, and moveable keypad but none of that came to fruition. Love Razer keyboards and FPS oriented mice but going Corsair for MMOs! Thank you for this excellent video!

honestly the razer naga series of mice is the best, it can be literally anything you need it to be and when i was first getting into pcs i had no idea which type of mouse to get so i got a naga and ive never gone back since i can play whatever game in whatever way i find to work for me.

My go to was the Razer Naga Molten edition - the size and shape was amazing. Still trying to find something comparable. Definitely super helpful for me when playing Diablo - the New Naga is just too big for me.

Im a total Logitech g600 fan girl! Ive dropped it so many times on tile and it works. I use it on a recliner arm no mouse pad works great! I LOVE the shape of the buttons it helps me know where my finger is. And I LOVE the 3rd added mouse click you said you disabled. I use it for shift. You can also use for alt or ctrl. Im a WoW player it is handly to have another 12 buttons for macros pots ect. My 2 cents on logi =D. I came here to see what you had to say on Corsair xD My hubby wants one he is new to mmo mouse so he wants the textured buttons.

I've had the scimitar pro for about 2 years now, and recently the scrollwheel died on me from all the abuse ive given it the past years, Managed to find a sale for the Elite for 50$. the scimitar is a great mouse, and definately worth atleast trying. I've had the older g600 and there was nothing wrong with it, but it didnt really to it for me on the comfort scale, it felt wierd in my hand and i didnt really like at overall.

Does the corsair scimitar require the software to use the side keys?The g600 has a default profile from m1-m9 without the need for software use. @SouzyLIVE

I started PC gaming in 2012. I wear my razer Naga mice out. Between 2012-2018 I owned two mice that broke. Usually a button issue at some point. My third one, the one I have now has lasted since 2018. Now the left click is dying. Sometimes double press. Sometimes no press. Sooo either buy my fourth one or go with new brand. Corsair got my eye.

I'm on my second Razer Naga. They both have/had the same issue, the left mouse button starts playing up, sometimes it clicks when i didn't press it, sometimes it release when I am still holding it down. Perhaps its the cable and not the buttons, either way for the price of the Naga, I expect it to be more durable. Just ordered the Corsair, will see how it goes. I think, like you, this will have been my last Razer product.

Gshift button on the g600 is a game changer. 1 through = on the regular 12 buttons and F1-F12 on the gshift modifier. I never have to move from wasd to use any skill. In TERA I had all 48 mappable hotkey slots mapped without ever having to remove my hand from my mouse to hit a far key out of reach. 24 keys with the mouse and 24 different keys with the mouse + CTRL

my g600 lasted me 7 years of heavy gaming, the naga molten before it 1,5 years. Now i have a naga x and am quite happy with it, hope it lasts a bit longer than the old one. the g600 was perfect for me, but the naga x is just more modern, better sensor, lighter and the side buttons are really nice and tactile.

just ordered the corsair scimitar elite. first time ever going to own a mmo mouse. i have limited mobility in my left pinky so this will up my gameplay.

Can confirm had the Razer Naga and the Razer Naga Trinity and both crapped out within 2 years. Just bought the scimitar so fingers crossed.

My Schimitar broke on me yesterday. I know I bought it when my naga broke which was more than 2+ years ago. Gonna buy another one for sure.

i got a g502 wireless recently. it's got 5 side button and 3 more scroll wheel related buttons, so 8 in total which is not alot but it's enough, and it's also usable for both MBA and some light weight FPS unlike thise dedicated almost MMO only mice.

My Logitech G600 is 10 years now and still clicking.

This is the review I was looking for! Buying the Corsair and via your link! You got a new fan!

I mean how often do you need the slider? I find the software horrible. And the material makes my hand super sweaty. I’m trying now the Racer trinity which fits in my hand like it’s molded. I will return for definitely one of them.

ive had 2 nagas die in about a year. the right of left click gets crappy and starts double clicking. it's a known issue for 10+ years or so. the logitech has lasted forever with no issues. just want a wireless version tbh, but i will try the lightweight steelseries aerox wireless 12button mouse

Thats good and all but those need a thumbrest which is why the G604 and G602 are the best hands down. All of the extra buttons mean nothing if it isn't comfortable and I am happy with 6.

That's funny. I also had several Razer mice die within 1 year or so, but I also had the Corsair break on me as well. I play an MMO that uses 3 buttons and the easiest layout is to use the scroll wheel as the third button. On the Corsair, the scroll wheel died - I think it was about 9months after starting to play that MMO. Red Dragon had the same issue eventually (took longer) where the scroll wheel malfunctioned about 1 year in. Logitech G600 has managed to survive that game for several years (I played the JP version with my old white G600 which I unfortunately lost and I played the Global version with my black G600). The shapes on all these mice are very different so I think the best idea is for people to buy the one that fits their hand the best, tbh. Unfortunately for me, none of the 4 MMO mice I tried are 100% comfortable (tiny hands, tall mmo mice), so I went back to the one that had the best longevity and features (I use the side button to turn my entire 12 buttons into num-pad buttons for those MMOs that only offer 0-9, numpad 0-9, F1-12).

- My 3rd Razer Nagas broke... - My first one lasted like 5 years, so I bought 2 more, one for myself, one for my son. Both had multiple problems within a year. - Bought a evga x15 yesterday, didn't like it, returned it. - Got a Razer Nagas X, the left click (main button) is fucking trash. This product is visibly cheaper and feels very cheap. You can't rapid left click because the button is so raised up and it gets stuck. Double clicking is a nightmare. Now I'm going to go get a Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite.

I’ve had the Logitech felt too heavy but my first was the razer naga then I went to razer chroma for for like 7 years still works and recently I tried the Corsair scrima pro bc u recommended it was lil weird but when I got used to it I went back to razer chroma and I didn’t like it I went Corsair haven’t been able to back since

i use g600 not only for MMO but also for RTS games like starcraft 2. When you get used to it, the third button is a game changer, you can create groups, locations and jump between then so easy with out have to move your left hand from spot. easy acces to buttons like F5 ... F12 or from 6 do 0. I hope logitech will make new G600 wireless.

i love the 3ed mouse button on the g600 cant live with out it

Great video!!!

I bought the Logitech G600 at least 10 years ago and I’m still using it to this day. Still works just as good as the day I bought it.

Soo glad you were able to specifically say this is good for WoW. I’ve never used a gaming mouse!

I used my 2011 Naga mmo mouse for almost a decade b4 switching to corsair's scimitar. I hope this one can a similar distance

Logitech G600 is the best MMO mouse to date, exactly because of the 3rd button, which acts as a modifier, and because of the solid build. Think about it, a modifier on the mouse means you do not need to press a modifier on the keyboard. Also G600 has Lua scripting, so you can implement something like an Alt+Tab / Alt+Shit+Tab sequence. No macro can do that correctly, as macros are just pre-recorded. Also G600 has scroll wheel tilt, which the Scimitar appears to be lacking. But the regular scroll wheel up/down events are sadly not programmable on the G600. Recently EVGA has made a similar MMO mouse (X16 ??) with a modifier under the ring finger, but without the Lua scripting. So there is still nothing out there that can beat the G600.

Looking around for a new mouse and wanting to upgrade to an MMO mouse as they are the primary games I play. I don't like the price points of razor and I've heard they aren't durable. I've always been a logitech fan, but they use cheap switches on their mice that don't last. I've had my eyes on Corsair and I think this video is what I needed to persuade me to commit to the Scimitar

Immediately trusted your review since you had a lackluster experience with razer

No side scroll buttons on the mouse wheel on the Corsair?

I dont know anything about these mice but im wondering if MMO mice can replace the need for keys on the keyboard? A patient of mine had a stroke and cannot use one hand and im looking for ways for him to to single handed gaming. Thanks.

Oooh I love to have the Left button! On Corsair it hard to keep track of all of 12 buttons. In a quick game. I looked up G600 people say it never breaks down. Might have to get that just because out of the 3 it lasts! nothing worse then having a mouse that does not work.

Logitech G600 at some point get buggy, double clicking boutons (hysterical). 12-boutons sometimes doesn't register the clicks. Wheel click buton (press down) is working once every 5 attempts. I play WOW and i don't even use the 12 butons, only 6 is comfortable to me. The wheel side boutons (left-right) is great for target switching and getting into bear form (yeah i'm a druid). The top button for Bags. My mouse is like.... 5 years old.

I love the third mouse button, as a ctrl modifier its goated

I had an early Razer Naga and it was very good, very solid build, and it lasted me 7 years or so. The newer Nagas are cheaper build but cost more. I currently have a Logitech G600 and it is very good. It is not "sexy" but that is a dumb criteria anyway. It's very solid build, a nice shape for large hands, and I really like that third main button. The keys are fully macro-able as well using Logitech software. I do like the look of the Scimitar, although I am not convinced it is better.

Had multiple razer naga mices and all of them turned to shit after a couple of years. 1st one got worse after 2-3 years.. 2nd one was shit right of the bad and had RMAed multiple times every couple of months until I got the newest one. This one held up for a couple of years (due to me not gaming as much..) Definitely getting a scimitar now.

Thank you for making this video. I got one of these mouses off Amazon. It had a wire one so yeah it was like $33

thank you for the video

the corsair appears to b good at the start though when the mouse fail it badly, my mouse keeps cutting out du to th RBG fault which basically man you can't use your mouse effectively as the RBG's keep disconnecting your mouse from your computer.... if you are looking for something with good build quality go with logitech

The scimitar broke on me within 3 months. The naga broke in the same amout of time I had two of them. My RedDragon M901-k-2 has lasted longer than both of them. 20 bucks.

The Corsair is good. However, you better hope that you get a well built one, three left click button wears out fast. Ive had mine for a year and am now having to deal with nedding more pressure to click. So i am going to have to tear it apart to fix it...

Bro I like the Logitech ring finger third button. I use it for slide or crouch in games, a must have for me 😂.

Used all 3 Comfort: naga>scimitar>g600 Durability: scimitar>g600>>>> >naga Ease of use: scimitar=naga >>g600 (due to ring finger shift key and sensitivity of LMB/RMB/shift key. takes getting used to) Recomm: scimitar=g600 >>>>>>>>>>>>>> naga (you have to replace this mouse every 6mths~1yr while other mouse will last until you want to change it for whatever reason)

I had a scimitar but it just felt too small in my hand. I have big meaty claws, though, so for the average person it's great. I had NO problems with it otherwise.

bro how do you break your razer mice after a year I've had my death adder elite for four years with no problems

After having used a Logitech G Pro Lightweight for years (i also play CS) i can't go back to a wired mouse. Like, why are they all wired? No way i'm getting the G600 either it came out in 2012 lol, they haven't updated it so that makes sense but the others?

I just retired my last razor mouse today and picked up the Scimitar RGB today, i.e can't dual use this mouse with a Mac so I'll end up buying an adapter/dongle. For the price, not bad

i have the corsair scimitar, it is the only good mmo mouse, because the buttons arent teeny tiny, so if u have medium/thick fingers, u dont hit 2 buttons at once. But what bothers me is the poor quality of the mousewheel, which alot of ppl on the internet including myself complain about breaking so shortly after buying it. It scrolls down, but if you scroll up, it scrolls back down, or jitters back and forth.

Great video, Think i'm going to get myself the Corsair Scimitar. I haven't used an MMO Mouse in a LOOOONG time, since I have not played that much WoW for the past 10 years or so. But with DF i'm pretty keen. Currently have the Logitech G502 lightspeed wireless, this is a fantastic mouse, but it's just not suited for MMOs. My first mmo Mouse was the Naga, way back in WoW LK/Cata, but since then I feel Razer charge too much and are of lower quality, so I avoid them. Later I had the Logitech G600, which I loved, the angle on the buttons helped for sightless navigation with my thumb, but the G600 seems to no longer be available, at least not here in Australia. I tried one of the older Corsair mmo mouses, but the wheel would broke on me really easily, so I went back to the logitech. One thing about the full 12 buttons though, is I never really matered using the rear 6 (7-12) was pulling my thumb back was a struggle, perhaps this new feature on the SCIMITAR being able to slide it back/forth might be benificial to me. thanks for the great video.

I'd absolutely love if there was a wireless version of the Corsair Scimitar. I'm too used to wireless mice to go back to wired :/

I just bought the Scimitar yesterday. Very comfortable in the hand. The worst feature for me is the scroll wheel. It is so sluggish, an absolute deal breaker for me. Next issue is the side buttons, they are very squishy and soft. They are also too flat for me. Will be returning it. A shame, because the build quality feels great otherwise.

I also thought the scimitar to be the best, until the mousewheel broke after a year, right click broke 6 months later. Build quality is the plague of these devices, no matter if it is a Naga, a Scimitar or a G600 they all die pretty quickly from various problems. At the price they're sold, it is a shame :(

I had the Naga Pro for 160euros, double click problem and kept randomly disconnecting. Ordering the Corsair now

with the scimitar i can't play fps games because of the feet. with Naga X, it has the new feeting and works very well also for Fps

ive only used Nagas since they first came out never had any major issues most lasted several years now im looking into getting a Scimitar only to sync it up with my corsair K100 since Icue and Razer dont play alont :(

I like the G600 but went with the Naga Pro due to wireless.

I had a razer naga molten back in 2014. Left click got faulty after 10 months... I'm not convinced newer models are more reliable after all the reviews i read... :( My friend got a G600 when i got my Naga and unfortunately, it felt too big for my small hands which is unfortunate because Logitech are the only mice that never died on me (took 8-10 years to kill one). I got a scimitar elite for xmas last year and it's already doing weird things with the left click... 10 months again and it starts being faulty.. Again, read so many reviews about it... All those are meant to not last to get money out of the wallet often.. Really unfortunate that the g600 feels that big.. i would pick one else. Pretty sure it would be much more reliable than Razer and Corsair. :/

I have the same Corsair mouse as you. But how do I use the 1-12 buttons on the side for ff14. I can’t seem to get it to work in the settings

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I just picked up the Schimtar and I have to be honest.. I'm not feeling it. idk its like... the buttons feel too easy to press. My hand tingles after I use it because the whole time I'm needing to make a very conscious effort to not grip it too hard. i don't think its for me.

Ive been screwed by my razer Naga for the last time, the removable button pad stops responding. Then I have to remove it and wipe the contacts in the middle of a game.

I've used the naga for like 8 years now, it's o ky just starting to die on me. I'm looking for a big mouse for my massive paws. Might give the corsair a try, thanks dude

I don't use RAZOR products anymore either, They are like YAMAHA motorcycles, Look Lovely, But deep down, for the price range, Really cheap materials. I love the corsair Scimitar, I got mine on a Black Friday amazon deal for £49.99 UK, I have a Corsair K100 Keyboard to. Never had an issue. I will say the new .5 update for ICUE has some issues though.

The ONLY downside to the G600 is the weight. It’s so heavy and I don’t even know why. The Naga series went to shit after the first Naha, MAYBE the second but I had issues with that immediately. And the Corsair is a love hate for me, because I like the lightweight and ability to adjust the side buttons but the mouse as a whole is a little small for my hands - and the middle buttons are too far back to be comfortably used consistently because of that.

I have had the Razer naga epic mouse for 10 years now and it work as good as when i first bought back in 2012 , and isn't it funny that Logitech and Corsairs is literally ripping of Razers idea but no one mention it.

G600 is a mmo mouse i use the mouse 3 to help tap target while healing. It’s the better option than using the F keys in ff14.

Okay, this is my 5th time sending A Razer Naga back to get replaced…. They are so shitty. My 2014 naga lasted me 6 years then the double click was too bad. Now the new naga is even worse, side buttons randomly stop working constantly. Time for a scimitar or g6000

Had my scimetar for 3 year now and its been dying for about 1 year, were it suddenly stops for a few second, seems to be something about the cable. In that time ive not found it kind of uncomfortable as there is no real shaping its just rounded, the 12 mmo buttons are to big and have been getting stuck and jammed after the first few months, it halso has yellowed material infront of the lights on the 12 buttons instead of white like the rest of the mouse(you can even see it in the pic at 7:15), so it looks ugly and dirty and the rubberized finish has been wearing of for the last year. The censor, and the mousewheel is good but appart from that im dissapointed for the price.

A nice trick for that g600's second right click button is to fold a small piece of paper and wedge it under the button so that it cant physically click. Then you can just rest your finger on it.

The Corsair looks good and have so many spezial things but why no sight clicks on the mouse Wheel? That should be standard

I had the Razer Naga for around four years and then it broke. I replaced it with some cheap eBay MMO mouse and that broke after about three years. I've just bought a Corsair Scimitar because it was £30 cheaper than the Razer Naga.

Textures or nubs on the side buttons have never helped or hurt me. You’ll get used to the placement of the numbers easily without and textured side buttons. Easy

Great review bro. Gonna give the Corsair a shot : )

I was interested in the Scimitar until I realized you can't tilt the wheel to click. You lose 3 buttons coming from the Logitech, and two compared to naga; making it hard to upgrade from when you don't like using modifiers. The key slider is kinda legit tho; that's my biggest issue with the other two.

Using my G600 for more than 5 years. Still no problems.