Corsair Vengeance M60 FPS Gaming Mouse Review (Hardware)

Posted by Jeff Lindsey (Piso_mojado), 21 days ago

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Technical Specs

5700 DPI — Avago Technologies ADNS-9500 LaserStream Gaming Sensor
Adjustable DPI in 100 DPI increments
1000Hz/500Hz/250Hz/125Hz (1ms/2ms/4ms/8ms) selectable response time
Tracking up to 165 inches per second, up to 30g acceleration, and automatic frame rate control
Adjustable lift distance — five selectable levels to fit your play style
Surface quality detection
8 individually programmable buttons
Side mounted sniper button provides user settable DPI change while pressed for enhanced precision targeting
Comfortable ergonomic design with soft-touch surfaces and grip improving textures
Omron left and right click switches rated for eight million operations
Aluminum metal frame and base for improved rigidity and mass distribution
Solid metal, weighted scroll wheel with rubberized scroll surface for improved finger traction control and feel
Ultra Low Friction PTFE pads for smooth performance and accurate gliding
USB Connector with gold plated contacts
1.8m lightweight non-tangle cable

Software and Testing

This is one of Corsair’s first mice to manufacturer, so I wasn’t sure what to expect with the software. Software can make or break a gaming mouse, so I downloaded the drivers from Corsair.com with high hopes. First thing I noticed, was that the stylish design did not end with the mouse. The layout of the software is rather pleasant with the brushed aluminum menu bar and black overlay. From here, you can assign buttons, manage performance, and adjust your profiles.

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Our Rating for Corsair Vengeance M60 FPS Gaming Mouse Review (Hardware)
8.5	Design I have to give credit where it is due, and Corsair has proven that it knows how to design products that look and feel great.
10.0	Functionality The Vengeance M60 performs like a champ, and feels like it will stand the test of time.
7.0	Value For what you get, I feel that there are better mice for $70, but if you find it for $60 or less, then you definitely get your money�s worth.
6.0	Usability It pains me to give the M60 a 6 here, because it would get an 8 for palm grippers, but only a 6 for fingertip and a 4 for claw. The fairest thing I could think to do was to meet in the middle.
8.0	Overall Rounded up from a 7.875 average score, the M60 is a solid mouse that I would highly recommend to players with a palm grip style. Corsair should be proud, since most first time mouse manufacturers could boast of this score.