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Very responsive and significantly better than prior Logitech G603
By samboy on Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
Coming from a Logitech G603..... purchased 2x initially and Logitech replaced 2x under warranty and all 4x of these mice have developed the well known mouse click issue. Two of these developed the backwards wheel scrolling. Logitech lost a long time customer (interestingly discontinued the G603 after a short period) I'm done with any mouse that has Omicron mechanical switches and this limited the new mouse choices significantly. Next filter was any review with a reverse wheel scroll issue was out. Interestingly, this mainly left the light weight gaming mice to choose from. I occasionally do gaming; but mainly use the mouse for regular desktop work. I initially passed this mouse as some of the external reviews gave it a poor score...... mainly for the launch price of $150 and not being at the top of the pack in terms of competitive gaming. The weight of the mouse wasn't really a factor for me (never been a problem in the past) This mouse went on sale for $60; one of the cheaper mice with optical switches and decided to give this one a spin (and Amazon indicated free returns). I was very impressed with the responsiveness and being able to position the cursor accurately. I expect that some of this is due to the mouse being very light along with a top notch sensor. High DPI is also needed for the dual 4k monitor setup that I have. Battery life is acceptable; I have set it on blue tooth with 250ms response and this gives me a solid two weeks of 10+ hours a day. Not as good as the 6 months I managed to get out of the G603; the only area where Logitech had an advantage. That said, I would happily trade some weight for more battery life if this were ever an option. For those looking for a high quality desktop productivity mouse; don't overlook these light weight "gaming mice"!
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The Worst Mouse I've Ever Purchased.
By AUSTIN SWIGART on Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
The Corsair M75 Air Wireless is a gaming mouse designed to offer a high-performance experience for gamers who appreciate wireless technology. It features a sleek design, customizable buttons, while aiming to enhance both aesthetics and functionality. However, my experience with this mouse has been far from satisfactory, leading me to rate it a 1 out of 5 for overall satisfaction. Design: The design of the M75 Air is visually appealing, with a modern look that fits well with any gaming setup. However, aesthetics only goes so far when the functionality is lacking. Battery Life: While the product claims to have a decent battery life, my experience has been plagued by connectivity issues that severely impact usability. When the mouse does work, it drains battery quickly during use, which is frustrating. Size: The mouse is ergonomically designed and fits comfortably in hand, making it suitable for extended gaming sessions. However, comfort means little if the device is not reliable. Connectivity: This is where the M75 Air really falls short. I have faced persistent connection problems, with the mouse frequently disconnecting and reconnecting. This makes it nearly impossible to use consistently, even when plugged in for charging. Build Quality: The build quality seems solid at first glance, but the reliability is compromised by the software issues. It feels like a well-made product, but the experience is marred by constant disconnections. Unfortunately, my personal experience has been very disappointing. Initially, I was excited about the M75 Air's features, but those hopes quickly faded. The mouse works well when it functions correctly, but I have encountered numerous bugs with the software. I’m no longer able to charge and play simultaneously due to the connection issues. I’ve needed to uninstall and reinstall Corsair’s iCUE software multiple times, but that hasn’t resolved the unpairing problems. For potential buyers, I would recommend considering other options unless you are prepared to deal with software bugs and connection issues. While the design and comfort are appealing, the fundamental reliability of the mouse is critical for gaming, and this product unfortunately does not deliver.
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