Corsair M75 Wireless RGB Lightweight FPS Gaming Mouse – 26,000 DPI – Swappable Side Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC – White
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Sculpted by victory. Made for the spotlight. The M75 WIRELESS sports an expertly designed ambidextrous mouse shape, enabling right- and left-handed players to take on the best competition with swagger and style. Weighing just 89g, the M75 WIRELESS is light and fast for the quickest mouse movements, and connects via near-zero lag SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS and Bluetooth. The mouse’s 26K DPI CORSAIR MARKSMAN optical sensor tracks movements with extreme precision, and shots register instantly on optical switches, guaranteed for 100 million clicks. Light up the leaderboard with uniquely styled two-zone RGB, customized in CORSAIR iCUE software. Grasp the M75 and win with flair.
Ambidextrous Shape with Swappable Side Buttons: The expertly crafted ambidextrous mouse shape grants maximum comfort and control to both right- and left-hand players with swappable side buttons.
89g – Lightweight for Premier FPS Play: Lightweight at 89g, M75 catapults you up the leaderboard with unparalleled speed and precision, minus the wire.
Ultra-Precise 26k DPI Optical Sensor: With a native 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS tracking, and up to 50G acceleration, the CORSAIR MARKSMAN optical sensor accurately captures fast-twitch mouse movements, speedy sweeps, and rapid recenters.
CORSAIR QUICKSTRIKE BUTTONS: CORSAIR QUICKSTRIKE delivers zero delay between the left and right click buttons and their switches, so your shots register instantly.
Optical Left- and Right-Click Switches: Optical switches eliminate debounce, enabling you to attack with astonishing speed, guaranteed for 100 million clicks.
Customers say
Customers find the mouse wonderful for gaming, comfortable to use, and appreciate its long battery life. They like the customization options, with one customer specifically mentioning the swappable buttons. The build quality, functionality, wireless connectivity, and color quality receive mixed reviews.
9 reviews for Corsair M75 Wireless RGB Lightweight FPS Gaming Mouse – 26,000 DPI – Swappable Side Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC – White
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Stephen James Freed –
AMAZING MOUSE
Let me just say first that I’ve been trying to find a good mouse for years. I’ve played computer games for over 25 years and this is the **BEST** mouse I’ve ever had. (I mostly play strategy and FPS’s)I was a little bit apprehensive at first as some of the reviews were mixed and the price was higher than what I wanted to spend but I am SUPER happy about it and I will buy this mouse again.**BUT** it has one small design flaw with the side buttons. They pop off at random times (I’ve had it 3 weeks and it’s only happened 3 times so far),I almost have to laugh. It’s not difficult to plop them back in (held by magnets) I think this was an intended feature that sounds good on paper but just isn’t good in reality. I really hope Corsair takes this into consideration for the next model as I’ve read other people are having the same issue with it too.Despite that one flaw the positives **FAR** outweigh the negatives.It’s super lightweight for a MID SIZE mouse which seems hard to find these days.Some people in the reviews were saying it felt cheap, but my guess is they probably aren’t used to such a lightweight midsize and are equating “quality” to those heavy brick mouses like the lightspeed (which I own) to being “durable”.Also the sensor is fantastic. Most times I don’t even have to go past 3200 dpi and even then it’s ultra responsive.The ergonomics are great. I literally tested 100’s of mice and the only one ergonomically that was better was the lightspeed. I genuinely liked it better than Glorious, 90% of the logitechs, the DA Razor, and all of the Steel Series.I highly recommend getting some grip tape from hotlinegames. Their 2.0 Plus for the logitech G Pro X Superlight. I was able to get it to fit perfectly with just a little bit of trimming. (I couldn’t find any official m75 corsair grip tape for it so disregard this if you do).Hope this helps!
Christopher Rose –
Modern Features For Leftyâs
As a lefty, itâs really hard to find a mouse that fits my ergonomics. The main concern for me is always having side buttons on the right side so that my thumb can use them. The best kind of mice for left-handed people are going to be the ones that have ambidextrous side buttons. The shape is also important, and this Corsair mouse has a symmetrical design.My previous mouse was a Razer Viper Ultimate, Which is a perfect mouse for lefties in my opinion, except for the low battery life, archaic use of micro USB cables, and dongle connectivity issues.Right away, I can say that the Corsair mouse is not as comfortable. I did order from their website additional rubber grips for the buttons and side of the mouse which helped tremendously. The ability to swap the indents on the side buttons from the left to the right is very convenient and easy to do. However, the main appeal for me Is the hardware and connectivity options. It has a slipstream USB dongle that supports up to 2000 Hz polling rate, which is 1000 higher than the viper. It also has a USB type C port on the front for charging, which is way faster and much easier to use than the micro USB/charging stand of the Viper. My main and only complaint is the grip comfort of mouse is not as good as the viper, nor does it look as good in my opinion. The Viper looks like a Bugatti, whereas the M75 looks more like a Tesla. Iâve also had issues with this dongle as well, but it may be my motherboard is having USB power issues. The only other issue is the optical sensor does not like my mousepad and will occasionally stop tracking on some of the patterns on my mousepad.Overall, itâs very good and I enjoy using it.
Venatius –
Solid wireless mouse so far
I have no substantive complaints about this mouse since I’ve gotten it. The wireless connectivity works as-advertised just fine with no perceptible lag or other issues and it was easily set up. I’m adequately impressed by the battery life as well. I can go through the week without thinking about it and just give it a quick charge toward the weekend to be all set. I appreciate the swappable buttons. While it seems to be set up with the assumption you’ll be using just two side buttons, and using the flatter ones on the opposite side (which is great if you’re left-handed and need to change it around for instance), you can also slot all four actual buttons in if you want more. The ones on the side opposite your thumb are trickier to use, but if you need a couple extra macro buttons or something, they’re usable! My one complaint would be the placement of the DPI change button – which is on the underside of the mouse. The one place that is not accessible while it’s in active use. Consequently, on-the-fly DPI switching is right out. This could have been effortlessly avoided by putting it literally anywhere else. But it hasn’t really been an issue for me personally, and everything else has been fine.
Oddity5D –
An absolutely wonderful gaming mouse!
The Corsair M75 Wireless RGB Lightweight FPS Gaming Mouse is absolutely perfect and it just works. Not the lightest weight gaming mouse, but I actually find the lightweight ones (<60 grams) are too light. I actually prefer this medium weight one. It is very well built and everything works including the scroll wheel (looking at you Razer Viper V2 Pro). I also enjoy having the RGB lighting as it is a quick way to tell if the mouse is turned on or off. I don't use it for looks really, but instead feedback. Really good shape and is comfortable for my finger grip and medium size hands. I was worried about the swappable magnetic buttons falling off as I typically transport my mouse with my laptop in my backpack, but it is a non-issue as they stay attached very well. I had some prior experience with another Corsair mouse which had a magnetic piece and it never came off, so I took a chance on this one. I am not the biggest fan of iCUE software as it is not very intuitive to use, but it does get the job done. Razer's software is definitely more intuitive, but they cannot get their scroll wheels to work. Corsair has definitely impressed me with their products from keyboards to mice.
Jamie –
Bought it for my Wife to replace her M65 mouse but still match her all white corsair setup. We play alot of fps games so I wasn’t sure about the wireless but theres actually no noticeable latency issues at all. Definitely a much better mouse then the M65 she had. Would highly recommend for the daily gamer.
Adrian Loa –
Tiene un buen dpi y bien ligero, su rgb brilla bien. Hasta al momento bien el mouse.
Shawn Kanda –
The battery life on this wireless mouse is excellent. You can also set a feature through iCUE to turn off the RGB lighting while using the mouse, which is a smart design choice since the RGB isnât visible with your palm covering it (makes sense, right?). The SlipStream deviceâs 1,000 Hz polling rate provides accurate gameplay, even though the mouse can theoretically reach 2,000 Hz when plugged into the motherboard. (I donât see the point of those other mice boasting an 8,000 Hz polling rate, like Razerâs DeathAdder V3 â itâs light, but too light, and the scroll wheel is a disappointment.)I prefer this RGB model over the M75 Air, largely because of the battery life, RGB lighting, and weight. It strikes the perfect balance, feeling neither too light nor fragile, and looks great on any desk!
MDT –
Buen producto en general.El mouse se encuentra muy bien construido aunque se siente un poco pesado y me parece que funciona mejor para personas de manos grandes.En cuanto a conectividad; el USB dongle funciona sin problema en Windows y la conectividad Bluetooth funciona adecuadamente en Windows y en iOS.
Joe –
I’ve been very happy with all my other Corsair products but this mouse is pretty bad. Random latency spikes causing the cursor to jump around or rubber band. Not recommended for anything other than simple web browsing.