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

Swapped a Razor deathadder for this and have no regrets. This mouse is smooth, and doesn’t look silly. Highly recommend

As a lefty, it’s 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. I’ve 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, it’s very good and I enjoy using it.

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.

I am using this with a Corsair K100 AIR keyboard, and they happily use the same USB dongle. Setup in their iCue software was a bit confusing, but that was just me overthinking it a bit. I plug it in every couple of days just to keep the battery topped off, but to be honest, the battery has never left the 'green' state (mostly charged). Lots of options, both in hardware AND in appearance. Even comes with extra buttons to setup with. Highly recommend.

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.

Wanted a mouse that integrated with iCue for work and play. Air is truly lightweight and comfortable.Customization options fit polling, DPI and RGB deliver too.Thank you.

I was looking to replace my current mouse. M75 air wireless feels cheap the buttons feel like a mouse from 1995. The mouse click travels are further then my logitech. The only thing I like more then my logitech g905 is how it's comfortable to use. No wrist strain from m75 air..

The lightweight design makes it incredibly easy to maneuver, and the high DPI sensor ensures precise and responsive tracking during fast-paced games. The ambidextrous shape and swappable side buttons add to its versatility, making it comfortable for both left- and right-handed users. The customizable RGB lighting and programmable buttons are great for personalizing the gaming experience. However, the mouse feels slightly flimsy, and the side buttons can be a bit finicky to swap out. Overall, it's a solid choice for those who prioritize speed and accuracy in their gaming sessions.