Corsair makes Ironclaw RGB Wireless and Glaive RGB Pro mice available

Corsair has launched two new mice for gamers. The Ironclaw RGB Wireless is, as the name implies, a wireless variant of the Ironclaw RGB. The Glaive RGB Pro includes interchangeable thumb grips.

The Ironclaw RGB Wireless operates at 2.4GHz via a protocol from Corsair itself that would allow operation from up to 10 meters away. In addition, the mouse can be used via bluetooth and a USB cable can be connected with which the mouse charges immediately. The battery life is fifty hours. The Wireless variant of the Ironclaw RGB, announced in January, also has RGB lighting in three zones and three buttons more than its predecessor for a total of ten. There is also an 18,000dpi sensor from Pixart and the switches are from Omron.

The Glaive RGB Pro also has a 18.00 dpi sensor and, according to the company, this can be set in steps of 1 dpi. There are five presets to save the sensitivity. The mouse also has three interchangeable thumb grips, seven programmable buttons, an aluminum scroll wheel, Omron switches and three-zone RGB lighting.

Corsair does not announce the prices in its press release, but the Ironclaw RGB Wireless and the Glaive RGB Pro are already available at the HWi price comparator for 79.90 euros.