Gaming mouse doubles as a Stream Deck with 'ultimate programmability'

12 side buttons might seem like overkill, and for some it is. Where keybindings are concerned, though, overkill is exactly what I'm going for. The Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless SE was intimidating when I first got it out the box last summer, but after getting to know each of its Stream Deck-enabled clickers I've kept this rodent running in my roster.

It takes a little learning to remember exactly how each of those 12 buttons are mapped but once the muscle memory is ingrained the Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless SE feels like a super power. That's not just for gaming, I've been using this rodent in between reviews for nearly a year now and if anything I'd recommend it primarily as a productivity device.

Stream Deck integration is nice and simple, with a drag and drop interface and the entire Elgato Plugin store at your disposal. That means controls for pretty much anything you could imagine, though some of the more impressive integrations are paid for separately.

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