The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless should feel like an upgrade, but I'm quite upset to see that it's lost a key selling feature of the original model
TechRadar Verdict The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless is a surprise sequel of sorts, showing up to the party almost seven years after the launch of the original Nightsword RGB. Sadly, this new model has nixed the greatest selling point of its predecessor – an adjustable weight tuning mechanism – as well as failing to fix some of the first Nightsword's issues. While it's still a generally decent ergonomic gaming mouse, I just don't think it does enough to set itself apart from the competition.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless is a surprise sequel of sorts, showing up to the party almost seven years after the launch of the original Nightsword RGB.
- ▪Sadly, this new model has nixed the greatest selling point of its predecessor – an adjustable weight tuning mechanism – as well as failing to fix some of the first Nightsword's issues.
- ▪While it's still a generally decent ergonomic gaming mouse, I just don't think it does enough to set itself apart from the competition.
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TechRadar Verdict The Corsair Nightsword V2 Wireless is a surprise sequel of sorts, showing up to the party almost seven years after the launch of the original Nightsword RGB. Sadly, this new model has nixed the greatest selling point of its predecessor – an adjustable weight tuning mechanism – as well as failing to fix some of the first Nightsword's issues. While it's still a generally decent ergonomic gaming mouse, I just don't think it does enough to set itself apart from the competition.
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