The Corsair Dark Core Pro SE wireless RGB gaming mouse is $40 off at Amazon — score the best price of 2026
TL;DR: The Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE wireless gaming mouse is down to $66.99 at Amazon — a $40 discount off its $109.99 list price and its lowest price of the year so far.
If you’ve been holding out for a premium wireless gaming mouse without paying triple digits, Corsair is giving you a solid reason to upgrade today. As of Feb. 23, Amazon has cut the Corsair Dark Core RGB Pro SE to $66.99, shaving $40 off its regular $109.99 price.
That’s a 39% discount on a fully loaded FPS/MOBA mouse built for speed and customization — the lowest price we’ve currently seen this year, confirmed with price tracker camelcamelcamel.
The Dark Core Pro SE gives you three ways to connect: sub-1ms Corsair Slipstream Wireless, low-latency Bluetooth, or wired via USB-C. Inside, it’s powered by a custom PixArt PAW3392 optical sensor with up to 18,000 DPI and hyper-polling technology that communicates with your PC at up to 2,000Hz. That’s twice the standard polling rate for gaming mice.
What’s more, you also get eight fully programmable buttons for macros and remaps, onboard storage for up to three profiles, and nine-zone dynamic RGB backlighting controlled through Corsair’s iCUE software. If you like to have specific loadouts for different types of games — MOBAs like League of Legends, shooters such Arc Raiders, or trading card-based games along the lines of Magic: The Gathering Arena — iCUE can have you ready for any title with just a quick switch.
The contoured shape includes interchangeable side grips for a more tailored feel, and Qi wireless charging support makes topping up its 50-hour battery effortless.
The Logitech G305 is also on sale at its lowest price this year — now as low as $26.99. If you're keen on competitive features and RGB, Razer’s Basilisk V3 Pro wireless gaming mouse is now only $89.
Topics Gaming
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