CORSAIR Ironclaw SE RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black

The CORSAIR Ironclaw SE offers up to 285 hours of battery life when connected via 2.4GHz wireless and up to 532 hours when connected via Bluetooth on a single charge.

Yes, you can use the mouse via the USB-C cable for both charging and wired operation.

The MARKSMAN sensor supports up to 26,000 DPI, providing highly precise tracking.

The mouse features onboard memory that allows you to save up to three custom profiles, including DPI settings and button assignments.

No, the mouse will function as a basic wireless or wired mouse without iCUE. However, the software is required to unlock full customization features like RGB lighting, button remapping, macros, and DPI adjustments.

Refer to the official CORSAIR product page or warranty documentation for the most current warranty information, as it can vary by region.

The CORSAIR Ironclaw SE is specifically designed with an ergonomic shape for right-handed users preferring a palm grip. It is not optimally designed for left-handed users.

Ensure the USB receiver is securely plugged in and within range. Try a different USB port. Restart your computer and the mouse. Re-pair the mouse with the receiver if necessary using iCUE software.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Make sure the mouse is in pairing mode. Remove the mouse from your device's Bluetooth list and try pairing again. Check for potential interference from other wireless devices.

Check if the lighting is disabled in iCUE software. Ensure the mouse battery is sufficiently charged. Try a different USB connection or port. Restart iCUE software and your computer.

Ensure the mouse is charged. Clean the mouse sensor with compressed air or a dry cloth. Check for surface interference (avoid glossy or reflective surfaces). Close unnecessary background applications that might be using CPU resources. Ensure the 2.4 GHz receiver is not too far from the mouse or obstructed.

Check button assignments in iCUE software. Ensure the mouse is not physically obstructed. Restart iCUE software. If the issue persists, it may indicate a hardware problem.