Corsair gaming mouse

 

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Corsair M65 RGB Elite:

7.8/10.                            Office / Multimedia
5.4/10.                            Travel
8.3/10.                            Video Games (FPS)
8.8/10.                            Video Games (MMO)
7.7/10.                             Ultra-Light
Connection.                   wired
TYPE.                              Normal 

The best Corsair mouse for FPS games we have tested so far is the Corsair M65 RGB Elite. This cordless mouse feels amazingly built thanks to its sturdy aluminum frame that lasts with a thumbs up and a little pinky rest. Its right hand design is perfect for grabbing a palm or claw by all but those with large hands, while those with small hands will carry it harder when using finger grip. It also offers amazing performance and has a wide CPI range that can be adjusted by 1 upgrade at a personal preference. It has eight buttons set, including a dedicated sniper button. Sadly, the cable can be very hard which means it keeps a lot of kinks in the box, which can annoy some people. Another great wireless option is the Corsair IRONCLAW RGB Wireless, a decent FPS mouse with a ton of buttons that can be adjusted, but is bigger and heavier.

Unfortunately, its wheel does not support horizontal scrolling or L / R slope, so if you plan to make this a multi-purpose mouse, you may be disappointed if you plan to use it at work. That being said, click latency is very low at 13ms so even hardcore players should find it hard to see any lag. All in all, these are the best Corsair mice we've tested for FPS games.

Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB:

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7.9/10.                       Office / Multimedia
5.3/10.                       Tourism
7.8/10.                       Video Games (FPS)
9.2/10.                       Video Games (MMO)
6.0/10.                       Ultra-Light Play
Connection              wired
Type                          Normal

If you need a multi-button mouse to maximize your performance, check out the Corsair Scimitar Pro RGB. This hand-held mouse mouse has 17 buttons, 12 of which are on the side panel which can be adjusted for maximum comfort. You can switch between saved profiles and your CPI settings by pressing a button. You can rearrange all the buttons with the iCUE Corsair software, and customize its four RGB locations. The quality of its construction and design sounds very good, thanks in part to its aluminum frame, but that comes at the expense of being the most powerful option on the hard side. Suitable for all types of handles with a wide range of hand sizes, although small hands can have a hard time holding a finger, while very large hands can get very little grip on the palm. The mouse uses a visual sensor with a wide range of CPI and has a high voting rate that allows your mouse to move smoothly. It has good click latency and competitive players should not see any delays. There are specific buttons to switch between these profiles and to change your CPI settings.

Unfortunately, it is a bit on the heavy side and does not come with weight loss. Thankfully, moving it from one device to another is easy because of its on-board memory, allowing you to keep all your profiles on the mouse. All in all, this is one of the best MMO rats we've tested and is a great way to fight crowds.

Corsair M55 RGB Pro:

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7.0/10.                   Office / Multimedia
4.8/10.                   Tourism
8.1/10.                   Video Games (FPS)
8.2/10.                   Video Games (MMO)
8.0/10.                   Ultra-Light
Connection          wired
TYPE.                     Normal

If you want to have a good gaming experience but don't want to spend a fortune, the Corsair M55 RGB Pro is the best budget mouse we've explored so far. This cordless mouse feels comfortable in both hands because of its colorful design and is comfortable in any type of grip except for those with small hands. There is a rubber grip on its sides and two reusable buttons inside the iCUE software, as well as every other button. Although it is a budget contribution, there is still RGB light on the logo and background. The maximum CPI range should be more than high enough for most people and can also be customized within the iCUE, while the click latency is low enough that gamers should not notice the delay.

Unfortunately, it tends to overdo it when it is slow-moving and is thrown down when it is fast-paced, which can be a problem if you play competitively. Like all Corsair mice, its cable can be quite rigid and can cause drag on your table. All in all, if you don't want to spend money on something expensive, this is the best budget Corsair mouse has ever reviewed.

Compared to other products:

Good customization and compatibility. Corsair's great software is fully compatible with Windows and macOS, and most Corsair mice have a flexible CPI of 1 step, which is great.
Excellent durability. Most Corsair mice feel very well made and last a long time.
Multiple buttons set. Most Corsair mice include the correct number of additional buttons, and all buttons are adjusted.
Strong thread. Every Corsair mouse we’ve tested so far has a strong and sturdy cord that can cause drag when working across the desk.

Corsair makes a wide variety of toy mice that should suit a person's preferences. They are known for making extremely durable mice extremely customizable on both Windows and MacOS.

The conclusion:

Corsair makes a variety of gaming rats designed for different uses, from FPS to MMO. Almost all the Corsair mice we have tested so far feel very well made, and their budget mice are of good construction quality. Most of their mice have a lower design and are less bright than other options from other companies.