Corsair Vengeance M60 Pro Reviews

Solid as a rock and lightning fast for games; the M60 is an excellent mouse

The Corsair Vengeance K60 and M60 are both extremely well built, and perform exceptionally well in all circumstances, but shine even brighter when thrown into a fast paced FPS game!

Designed with first-person shooters in mind, the Corsair Vengeance M60 gaming mouse's combination of precision, speed, and customization is sure to bring out the killer in you.

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The M60 is a great mouse for FPS players, and in our opinion, its best feature is the sniper button. It’s a somewhat heavy model, and the weight adjustment system doesn’t help much. It’s worth mentioning that the M60 is perfect for palm grippers, but players with a claw grip style of play will have to adjust their game due to the size, weight and button distribution. The faux cyborg design with exposed metal parts is beautiful, complemented by the elegant blue lighting. The wheel is very precise, although it doesn’t scroll horizontally. The idea of exchanging user profiles is nice and opens up a number of possibilities for personalization. The M60 is a great companion mouse to its keyboard cousin, the K60, also from Corsair.

As much as I liked the mouse during the review process, I did run into quite a significant issue. That was whenever the mouse lost power, it also lost the defined Lift Distance of the mouse and it would default to the lowest setting, rendering the mouse sort of dead in the water. Because the Lift Distance is set that low, the mouse would think it was off the surface therefore all movement and tracking of the mouse were gone. To make sure the Lift Distance was at fault, I plugged in another mouse and went into the Corsair control panel and reset the Lift Distance to its highest setting, and the mouse would return to action. That is until the mouse lost power again, and who wants to deal with that sort of nonsense?

In conclusion, the M60 is my new favorite mouse. It will be my go-to mouse when I'm not reviewing other mice. It's quite comfortable and easy to hold. It works nicely with Windows so if I want to use it with my laptop I don't have to install drivers just to navigate (however I don't get my sniper button without making some changes). The textured grip is nice and the flat black color keeps it from showing dirt and wear for the time being. The aluminum gives it a little class, making it look good, and the mouse is solidly built in general. The cord coming out the side made it easier to not get tangled up with other braided cables and simply looked neat. I loved the weighted scroll wheel because it felt like I had better control; it didn't feel cheap nor did it have the horrible grinding scroll sound when going through several pages of information. The sniper button was by far my favorite aspect of the entire mouse. I'm not much for sniping and getting many headshots because I never tend to "lock-on". By allowing me to slow down my motions, the sniper button really helped me grab a lot more head shots than normal and enabled me to actually attempt to snipe things I normally wouldn't have bothered to snipe. It felt a little like cheating, but I liked it!

Corsair's debut mouse hits the ground running – right to the front of the pack.