Customer Reviews (4915)

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-07

  Reviews (717)

  Am****er

  Grandson liked his gift

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-07

  Reviews (717)

  Sh****ke

  The Corsair Dark Core SE wireless mouse is a battery hog (I suppose to allow for the insane refresh rates), so it needs to be charged almost every day. This pad makes it easy to charge the mouse when not in use, and it will charge your phone while you work. It's a great surface that offers a much better experience compared to neoprene pads or a bare best. The USB pass through allows me to place my dongle there and have the whole setup be easier to use with my setup. If you don't have the Dark Core SE, this is still a great buy if you have a Qi enabled phone, but it's a bit less compelling, especially if you don't have a Qi equipped phone.

• US$ 78.99

  2019-01-06

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  H****k

  Works good

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-06

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  Y****d

  But you'll love it once you start using it! I'm using mine right now...

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-06

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  Ri****ta

  This item is a subtle flex in your rgb infested man cave

• US$ 78.99

  2019-01-05

  Reviews (1617)

  A****x

  Best mouse you can buy, very portable and works great on any surface. Battery life is superb. Must have for laptop.

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-05

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  D****n

  LED's are a lot brighter than I expected then to be which is great, very surprised on how good the material is was debating whether to get hard surface or cloth because I've never had a hard surface mouse pad but it is amazing I'm extremely happy with my choice!

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-05

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  E****o

  The Mousepad looks really nice and together with the K95 Keyboard from Corsair it looks even better. THe installation very easy. Until now thumbs up and a suggestion for everyone who want some quality in his office

• US$ 78.99

  2019-01-04

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  Ta****rl

  Awesome mouse; it just works.Plug it in every few days to keep it fed.

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-03

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  D****K

  Nice idea to charge IQ devices and your mouse.

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-03

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  Go****Jr

  Looks fantastic

• US$ 299.99

  2019-01-02

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  R****t

  Super

• US$ 68.39

  2019-01-01

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  Se****to

  The material is great

• US$ 299.99

  2019-01-01

  Reviews (2042)

  Ja****en

  Very very good, respected processor

• US$ 78.99

  2019-01-01

  Reviews (1617)

  Am****er

  Works extremely well. Battery lasts about a month with almost non stop use. the only wierd thing is the middle button not being the scroll wheel, but I got used to it.

• US$ 78.99

  2018-12-31

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  Sh****nz

  good price

• US$ 78.99

  2018-12-31

  Reviews (1617)

  M****.

  I use Ubuntu 18.04 on a laptop and have been testing different mouse / keyboard combinations. The Logitech MX Anywhere 2S has been the best device and I have settled on it for my setup. While I am not a fan of Logitech (they just killed 3rd party API access to their Harmony Hub and have abandoned me on too many occasions by obsoleting their products deliberately) this is a solid product and I don't have to have false hope Logitech will support it, it just works with Ubuntu.The ability to pair with three different devices is nice; the weight of the mouse is just right for me. I read reviews that differ. Maybe trying so many bad mice, this one stands out as better due to the influence of the once that stunk. But, I have quite a few backup mice regardless. It is noticeably smooth to move and navigate on my desk surface, and the mouse pointer on screen moves with a high level of accuracy and zero latency; incredibly smooth.Wireless mouse / keyboard usage on Ubuntu was an issue for me at the beginning of my testing. I was using a clean install of Ubuntu 18.04. One of my requirements was the use of Bluetooth and not 2.4 or some other crap I have depend on Logitech to supply/support or most likely, disappoint. This mouse uses Bluetooth. In the other mice I tested I needed to install Bluetooth Manager to get the mouse (and keyboard) to work correctly. Human Interface Device is the type of Bluetooth connection needed but I could not get this mode to work with out-of-the-box Ubuntu. (there are some hacks you can google, but don't.)Bluetooth Manager provided enough stability to make the overall system work very well with the wireless mouse and keyboard. One item I never solved; having to hit the keys on the keyboard and press the buttons on the mouse, over and over, to wake them up. Each one needed this attention, separately. This would happen several times a week. Perhaps not much different from my Windows days I guess.This mouse did not required the Bluetooth Manger but I installed it anyway. Interestingly, Bluethooth Manager has no HID option for this mouse like it did with ALL of the other mice I tested. Not sure if that means it only uses HID or what, but it works.I still consider this mouse in testing at this point (this is my 2nd one) and I will update this review if anything changes.Yes, it's a Logitech product, but it is worth holding your noes and buying it.I started testing additional Bluetooth keyboards by ordered (ugh a Logitech) one today and I'll review that one later.

• US$ 78.99

  2018-12-29

  Reviews (1617)

  B****M

  attention for the battery

• US$ 68.39

  2018-12-28

  Reviews (717)

  Na****k.

  It is really great. I got it as a gift for my “techy” brother and he loves it! He can charge his phone and game at the same time.

• US$ 68.39

  2018-12-26

  Reviews (717)

  C****.

  Sits in place on the desk and doesn't slide, mouse glides well, and it looks great. The USB pass-through is a nice bonus.