Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like that it's light and feels good in my hand. The cable is quiet nice. Seems reliable so far but only time will tell

I have never been disappointed by any of my Corsair equipment. Well built and always clean and dependable performance. A great value for the price.

Nice product. At times, the side buttons gets pressed during normal usage. specially by elders. The pickup process was also smooth.

Excellent mouse, came as a package ( free with keyboard ) had bought one previously because it’s a great unit.

Very smooth and accurate movement. However, just a tad lighter weight for me than expected. This may be a positive point for some.

Go for the RGB version. The RGB one always goes on sale. Other than that, this mouse is fantastic imho. It's just underrated.

I purchased this mouse for a new PC and it is the same brand of the computer. It is very smooth as it moves. Great purchase love it.

Great starting fps gaming mouse! If you’re looking for a good gaming mouse without anything fancy this is the one

Got it for free with the purchase of a keyboard. Not going to use since I already have a hero, but it looks good

This thing is absolutely amazing extremely accurate fast and the Icue software makes it easy to adjust.

Got this as a wired backup to the wireless mouse I bought. Works just as good as the wireless mouse.

Awesome mouse but like its other counter part. Its to bug for my hands. Its fast as hell though esp for Fps games

A little too lightweight for my taste but an excellent mouse for MOBAS and FPS.

Love this mouse , it was even better because it was free along with my keyboard purchase

Solid no frills mouse. Corsair makes quality products and this mouse is no exception.

Pros: - Responsive mouse buttons - Lightweight Cons: - LOUD buttons - No grip - Not configurable via iCue (at time of review) - Cord snags on rough surfaces - DPI button on underside - Feels cheap With 2 current PC setups in my office – 1 for primarily gaming and 1 for work/school, both full Corsair setups (mouse, keyboard, mousepad, etc.) – I was excited about Corsair’s new Pro offering. Touted as “Champion Series” and designed for “FPS/MOBA gaming”, I thought Corsair was stepping up their game a little. Man was I disappointed, and quickly. First off, the mouse looks like a late 90s Microsoft ergonomic mouse – size, shape, feel, everything – almost like they took it, painted it black, and called it their own. It’s a hard, slick plastic mouse with no padding or rubberized grips, nothing to mitigate sweaty hands or fingers. No thumb rest to reduce fatigue, literally nothing fancy. It features a standard right & left mouse button, 2 speed buttons on the side (you have to configure these in the game, not on Corsair’s iCue program, at least at the time of review), and a scroll wheel. I didn’t find it more comfortable or more convenient than a $15 generic mouse. The mouse has 5 selectable DPI speeds, but unlike every other Corsair mouse I’ve used the selector is on the BOTTOM of the mouse, meaning you have to flip the mouse over to change the DPI mode. I use the selectable speed in a couple of games, and very often when working in Photoshop or doing other editing and it’s nice to have a button to slow movements down so you can better control things in a small pixel range. Having to flip the mouse over to slow it, then flip it again to put it back to a reasonable DPI speed is a deal-breaker for me. If you use only one DPI speed & stay with that all the time, this won’t be as much of a problem. But if you do change modes, say for sniping control or some other in-game move that requires more micro-level control, you’ll quickly be wondering who designed this “feature”. There is no RGB included on the mouse, which isn’t a major issue if you don’t care about having lights & colors on your mouse. You’re here for the performance of a pro mouse, so it’s fine without the extra lighting. But as someone who has 2 full RGB setups, seeing a non-RGB mouse on my desk felt odd & looked like I had bought a generic mouse to put with my rig. More frustrating, though, is that the Corsair iCue software (as of time of this review) doesn’t even recognize the mouse, thus any ability to do global changes to the settings or assign macros to the “Quick Strike” buttons on the side from one easy console is gone. This despite the box claiming that it is iCue compatible. Not sure if Corsair needs to update the iCue software to recognize this since it’s so new or what. But as someone who likes to have a couple of quick macros configured depending on what game I'm playing (i.e. the whole reason for the iCue software), the inability to configure the mouse like any other Corsair product was frustrating. The cord features a soft paracord cover over it, which is supposed to reduce drag, but catches on everything. I moved it over to try with my work/school computer, with which I use a neoprene ergonomic mouse pad. The paracord caught on the edge of the mousepad where the neoprene had been cut & fused with the pad every time I moved the mouse. This caused the cord to snag and the mouse hung up. If you’re using a real wood desk & have any rough spots on the desk surface, expect that the paracord will snag on it, as well. I do not have this same problem with the nylon-covered cords on other Corsair mice. I think the paracord is just way too soft to not catch on rough spots. Also, I did not have the same issue with my gaming computer, which has an oversized Corsair RGB mousepad (plastic). The only positives to the mouse seem to be the weight and buttons. It’s a lightweight mouse at 69 grams and does slide smoothly over the mousepad. The optical sensor comes in at 18,000 DPI (selectable with 5 speed options). The buttons have almost no play in them, so when you intend to click they click; no dead space to overcome that would delay a shot you’re taking or move you’re trying to execute. They also spring back up quickly, so the ability to quickly click in succession is nice for use in FPS games. However, compared to other gaming mice I have, the left & right buttons are EXTREMELY loud. Everyone will know that it's you clicking the mouse. The buttons on the Corsair M55 here next to it are half the volume of the Sabre buttons. SUMMARY: This is the most disappointed I have been in a Corsair product, especially one described as “pro” and “championship series”. I found nothing either pro or championship about this rehash of a basic, simple, loud plastic mouse. I think it should be back to the drawing board for Corsair on this one.

Very good mouse for gaming and work recommend to all

I got this mouse on sale and I am using in my Mac air and is working really great

Works okay. Not my favorite for feel, but works great for my kid's desktop.

Not sure how it works. I bought it as a gift. My son seems happy with it.