Corsair Vengeance M90 Pro Reviews

The M90 is geared towards the MMORPG e RTS fans, but it can also be used by FPS players (although we think it’s a little heavy for that). It’s a good match for the Vengeance K90 keyboard or some similar gaming-grade keyboard, but the M90 itself provides such a wide array of configurations that it can work on its own. The aluminum metal frame is discreet, but it still stands out. The idea of having most of the programmable buttons around the thumb area is interesting, but that can cause some confusion, because the only way to single them out is through small differences in size and shape. Not all buttons are easily reachable, and they are a little hard to click.

The Corsair M90 with its 15 buttons, 5700 DPI sensor, 1000Hz polling rate, and on-the-fly DPI changes has every bit of performance a user could want in a mouse. For users who do lots of high speed gaming the high sensitivity of the Avago Technologies ADNS-9500 sensor allows for quick, accurate movements. When it comes to more subtle movements the lower DPI settings allow for very accurate sweeping motions with final adjustments made using the sniper setting allowing for a quick drop to a very low DPI setting. At the same time the design of the M90 makes for a very comfortable experience allowing for long term use even in tense situations. Much like each of the products in the many different markets Corsair has ventured into the M90 is a truly beautiful design. Its matte black exterior is accented with the aluminum frame that the M90 is built on. When combined with the blue hue that each of the LED's gives off and the white Corsair logo and it comes together for a truly beautiful mouse. With a solid aluminum body under the matte rubber exterior the Corsair M90 is built for the long haul. Corsair also stands behind their M90 providing their users with a 2 year warranty should something go awry.