Hot off the heels of the M75 Air,Corsairhas released a new iteration of its flagship pointer.
The functionality of each arrow button underneath is stamped to the side, but incredibly lightly.
There’s also a handy housing for the USB-A dongle underneath as well.
Overall, I’m a fan of the Corsair M75 Wireless’s design.
Features
The biggest feature new to the Corsair M75 Wireless is that ambidextrous functionality.
By default, both sides are active but they can be switched off in iCue.
Of course, what you are getting is very, very good.
The Marksman sensor packs a 26K DPI at 650 IPS, keeping everything laser tight in its tracking.
Others can go higher; theRazer Viper V2 Probumps things to 30K, as does the Naga V2 Pro.
One of my favorite features comes in the form of on the fly DPI shifting.
Battery life is also fantastic.
I used the gaming mouse exclusively with RGB on and managed around 70 hours before having to plug in.
Performance
The Corsair M75 Wireless is most at home in action adventure titles.
Should you buy the Corsair M75 Wireless?
I would go so far as to recommend it over theLogitechG Pro Wireless as an ambidextrous pointer.
If youareafter pure speed, though, we’d recommend theRazer Viper Ultimateinstead.
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