Mouse Corsair M75 Lightweight RGB USB Type-A

The Corsair M75 Lightweight RGB USB Type-A is an ambidextrous gaming mouse engineered for fast, precise performance. At approximately 74 g it offers a lightweight design, programmable RGB lighting, and an advanced optical sensor with up to 26,000 DPI for pixel-precise tracking. The wired USB Type-A connection and Corsair iCUE compatibility provide reliable power and customizable control for competitive play.

Advantages

Designed with an ambidextrous shape and swappable magnetic side buttons, the M75 supports both right- and left-handed use while allowing customization between raised or smooth non-clickable side buttons. Its 74 g weight improves agility and quick aim adjustments. The CORSAIR MARKSMAN optical sensor delivers high-resolution tracking (up to 26,000 DPI), 650 IPS, and acceleration up to 50 g. Full configuration of DPI presets, button assignments and lighting is available through Corsair iCUE software.

Suitable for

• Competitive FPS gaming requiring fast, precise aiming
• Right- or left-handed players who need an ambidextrous mouse
• Users who want customizable RGB lighting and software-driven settings
• Extended gaming sessions benefiting from a lightweight mouse

Key specifications

• Brand: CORSAIR
• Model: M75 Lightweight
• MPN: GAMO-1201
• EAN: 0840006669005
• Movement detection: Optical (CORSAIR MARKSMAN)
• Maximum resolution: 26,000 DPI
• Tracking speed: up to 650 IPS
• Maximum acceleration: up to 50 g
• Polling rate: up to 8,000 Hz
• Interface: USB Type-A (wired)
• Weight: ~74 g
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the mouse to a free USB Type-A port on your PC. Install Corsair iCUE software to configure DPI presets, polling rate, button assignments and RGB lighting. Swap the magnetic side buttons to set the mouse for right- or left-handed use and choose between the raised or smooth non-clickable button options as needed. Use standard mouse cleaning practices to keep the sensor and feet free of debris.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the M75 on a low-friction gaming mouse pad, update Corsair iCUE to the latest version, and calibrate DPI and surface tuning in software before competitive play.