Yamaha YAS-209: Main Discussion
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Update: We’ve updated this review to reflect that this mouse now has a maximum polling rate of 1000Hz. See the Sensor Specifications for more information.
- 21010
Update after a year of use: this is one of the worst mice I’ve ever had! When I connect it with a cable and plug it into a faster USB 3.2 port, it goes crazy and won’t register mouse clicks properly, moves sporadically…then I plug it into a slower port and it’s fine. It is incredibly finicky pairing via bluetooth with some computers - to the point where I’ve had to resort to factory bluetooth drivers just to get it to work. The right mouse button is terribly creaky and very annoying in games. Finally, the wheel is incredibly finicky - the window scrolls up when I scroll down, it doesn’t respond. The battery runs out way too fast as well.
It’s just been a terrible mouse - my other Corsair wired mouse is acting up too…I think I’m done with Corsair mice in general. Never had any of these problems with Logitech mice.
- 21010
The iCue RGB software does not detect this mouse in Bluetooth mode? I don’t want to use a stupid dongle… :(
Hey RedHagar! Thank you for reaching out. You are correct iCUE wont recognize the mouse in bluetooth mode. Unfortunately this is common with many gaming mice that have software and bluetooth compatibility from my experience. You will need to connect it via receiver or cable in order to make customizations.
- 21010
The iCue RGB software does not detect this mouse in Bluetooth mode? I don’t want to use a stupid dongle… :(
Update: We’ve updated the CPI graph displayed in the Sensor Latency section of this review. Our results remain the same, but these graphs have two new columns with results from the Delay At Half Movement and Delay To End Of Movement tests.