Corsair M75 Wireless RGB Lightweight FPS Gaming Mouse - 26,000 DPI - Swappable Side Buttons - iCUE Compatible - PC - Black

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Corsair M75 Wireless: What to Know

Corsair's MARKSMAN optical sensor is rated for up to 26,000 DPI with 650 IPS tracking and up to 50G of acceleration. Polling rate over its SLIPSTREAM 2.4 GHz wireless connection is 1,000 Hz with sub-1ms response, per Corsair, there's no 4K/8K polling mode here, putting it in the same polling tier as the SteelSeries and Glorious picks rather than the Logitech and Razer flagships above.

At 89g, it's noticeably heavier than every other mouse in this guide, including the SteelSeries, a byproduct of its symmetrical, truly ambidextrous shape with physically swappable side-button covers rather than just software remapping. Corsair uses its own QUICKSTRIKE optical switches, rated for 100 million clicks. Button count is reported inconsistently across sources: Corsair's own marketing doesn't lead with a specific number, a Corsair support Q&A and Tom's Hardware's review describe 6 programmable buttons, and some retailer copy counts as many as 8-9 if the scroll wheel and DPI switch are included, 6 programmable buttons is the more conservative, consistently-cited figure.

Battery life is rated at up to 65 hours on 2.4 GHz wireless with RGB on, climbing to about 105 hours with RGB off; over Bluetooth, Corsair cites roughly 120 hours with RGB on and up to 210 hours with RGB off. That gives it the widest battery range of any mouse in this guide, largely because Bluetooth mode trades speed for much lower power draw. It connects three ways, SLIPSTREAM 2.4 GHz dongle, Bluetooth, or wired USB-C, more connection flexibility than the Logitech, Razer, or Glorious models offer.

Corsair sells it in Black and White for $129.99, plus a lighter-weight M75 AIR Wireless variant (60g, symmetrical, no swappable buttons) at a similar price if you want a lighter Corsair option without the ambidextrous button-swap feature.

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