Corsair M75 (CH-930D010-EU)
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Top-tier MARKSMAN Sensor with 26K Resolution
The Corsair M75 is a professional gaming mouse with a classic wired connection (cable is non-detachable), a well-built lightweight body (74g), a top-tier MARKSMAN sensor (26000 DPI, 650 ips, 8000 Hz), and reliable optical switches that, according to the manufacturer, are rated for 100 million clicks (compared to 50-70 million from competitors). Overall, the model is positioned as a professional solution capable of competing with the Logitech G Pro, Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, and other heavyweights in the industry.
Additional Side Buttons on Both Sides
The M75 mouse is designed in a symmetrical ambidextrous format and features additional side buttons on both sides. This is quite an exotic format — ambidextrous mice with symmetrical shapes usually have side buttons on the right, leaving left-handers with only the main buttons and scroll wheel. The side buttons are removable — unnecessary ones can be removed, and replaced with covers.
The Price Question
In general, Corsair has produced a rather successful mouse, but the problem is that at a fairly high official price, it offers almost no noticeable improvements compared to competitors. At the same time, Corsair unexpectedly strayed from their usual practice of bundling additional accessories
