Which Corsair mouse to buy? If you are looking for new Corsair mouses, we present you the best mouses that you will find in the market that adapt to your needs and budget.
Like the manufacturer's keyboards, Corsair mice evolve in small touches. After adding an RGB backlight, the M65 gains the suffix "Pro" and switches to an optical sensor with a precision of 12,000 dpi. What to forget the previous laser sensor?
Price
~49€
Saber, Harpoon, Scimitar ... and now Glaive. Corsair persists in knives to name his new mouse. Equipped with a latest generation optical sensor, it is more modular thanks to an interchangeable left edge to "perfectly fit all hands".
Price
~54€
Wireless technology is gradually establishing itself on video game peripherals and in particular mice, pushed by manufacturers such as Logitech who are multiplying the references. It is now Corsair's turn to offer its wireless gaming mouse, the Dark Core RGB, which can also work with a Bluetooth, radio or even wired connection.
Price
~229€
Among Corsair's wired mice dedicated to FPS and Moba, the Nightsword RGB is more compact than the Ironclaw model and more comfortable than the M65 of the same range. With its adjustable mass, it mainly competes with the Logitech G502.
Price
~79€
The M65 RGB Elite incorporates the worn design of Corsair's FPS oriented mouse range, opting for a more efficient optical sensor than that of the M65 Pro RGB 12000 dpi. It nevertheless confirms its status as an excellent gaming mouse, especially for shooter aficionados.
Price
~59€
Since everyone does not necessarily want a little mouse to play their favorite games, Corsair has designed the Ironclaw RGB, a model particularly suitable for those who appreciate being able to let their whole hand rest.
Price
~58€
Faced with the escalation of mouse for gamers, always better equipped, always more expensive, Corsair offers its Harpoon RGB, a small mouse that goes straight to the point with its 6 buttons, its optical sensor at 6000 dpi and an RGB backlight for stay on trend, all in a light and handy template. Above all, it is displayed at the recommended retail price of € 29.90, which immediately places it among the cheapest gaming mice on the market.
Price
~24€
Awarded with 4 stars during its test in early 2017, the Harpoon RGB comes two years later in a wireless version and with a new sensor. With its double rate, but still attractive, is it also recommended to play without breaking the bank?
Price
~51€
Corsair Sabre Optique 10000 dpi
Optical variation of the RGB Lightsaber, the Corsair Saber Optics RGB mouse was recently updated with a new, even more sensitive sensor, going from 6,400 to 10,000 dpi, nothing less. A good opportunity for us to test this model to compare it to the laser version that we had given 5 stars.
Price
~34€
Although most gaming mice are reserved for right-handers, the main manufacturers are now making the effort to offer at least one ambidextrous model. It is now Corsair's turn to get started with the M55 RGB Pro.
Price
~37€
