Corsair M75 Wired RGB Lightweight FPS Gaming Mouse – 26,000 DPI – Swappable Side Buttons – PC – Black

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!

This is a nice lightweight mouse. I bought it for use with my Asus TUF laptop, instead of my usual Steelseries mouse. As expected, it functions well and is extremely portable. Corsair is a great brand for PC parts.There's a bit of an issue with the sturdiness of the mouse. I have had the mouse drop twice about 18 inches and hit the floor, and each time all of the side buttons popped out. They fit back in very easily and stay put, but they just seem too easy to knock loose. You might be hard to find depending on your room.... Very small and black.The software that you download (iCUE) to use for editing the mouse buttons and colors is a bit less user friendly than, say the Steelseries software. But it works well once you figure it out.All in all it's a good mouse but could potentially be an issue if you lose one of the mouse buttons on the side.

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Ambidextrous mice are not too common, and finding one with multiple programmable buttons is even rarer. As a result, this Corsair gaming mouse started out with a lot of potential. I like the idea of optical switches with a 100 million click life since I've had to replace the typical 20 million click mechanical switches on my other mice multiple times. The optical switches are the highlight of this mouse, and I had no complaints about the sensor.Unfortunately, the optical switches are quite loud. I would expect mechanical switches to be louder, but nope. These sound like the old school mouse buttons from the 90's; the sound is very noticeable compared to the 4 side switches. Next, many gaming mice have an additional button on top which can be programmed to adjust the sensitivity/DPI on the fly, but that's missing here. The number of buttons seem to be the bare minimum to advertise as a gaming model. Finally, the iCUE software is horrible. Corsair really just needs to start over with it. iCUE is clunky and confusing to use, but fortunately you can set and forget it once you have your buttons programmed as you like.The scroll wheel has solid, tactile feedback (and a quieter mechanical switch). This is a medium weight mouse and the size and shape feels good in the hand. The swappable buttons are nice, but you might want some grip tape over the very smooth plastic. Unfortunately, these features aren't enough to offset the negatives, resulting in a pretty mediocre mouse. Even if you need a symmetrical or left handed gaming mouse I'd choose the Sensei 310 or one Logitech's offerings instead.Highs:+ Optical switches with 100 million click life+ Two zones of RGB lighting, if you're into that+ Symmetrical, swappable side buttons+ Solid build qualityLows:- Loud optical switches- Insufficient buttons (no additional buttons on top)- Horrible iCUE software to program it

I really like the tactile feedback of all the mouse buttons: primary button, side buttons, and scroll wheel. I also find the mouse shape to be very comfortable in my hand (I use it as a left-handed mouse when gaming). For the price it is an excellent value. I've used it for about a month and really like the mouse. Unfortunately, however, I've found that I can't use a side button and a primary mouse button at the same time when gaming which makes it much less usable for gaming.

Muy bueno

I did like it, however the software to control it wasn't that great. Returned it and continuing my search.