VPN: CH-9000001-NA/CH-9000005-NACorsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
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 Rating: Review Date: 11/04/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:- customization software is lacking- weight adjustment requires screwdriver
Pros:- high quality build- aesthetically pleasing- rigid scroll wheel- responsive/accurate laser- very comfortable, especially for palm grippers |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/02/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:Sniper button is weird
Pros:The build quality is very nice and seems super sturdy, definitely not plastic feeling. Comment:
Great mouse.This is a large mouse - if you have small to average hands and aren't a palm gripper I would not recommend this mouse. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/01/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:Sniper logo on the red button wore off
Pros:Very comfortable to useGood weightAccurate for gaming Comment:
The sniper logo on the red button wore off very fast (within 3 weeks), but other than that, I have no complaints about this mouse. It is very comfortable to hold and feels very well built. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/23/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:can be glitchy to set up
Pros:solid feelfits my large handleading style and superior construction Comment:
I followed the advice of other M60 users on the Corsair Forum and finally got the mouse to be fully functional, now I am completely satisfied with the experience in general use and with the gaming experience. Perfect compliment to the K60 keyboard. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/03/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:Macro softwareLack of cover for right side
Pros:Price Build Quality Comment:
Got this mouse based on reviews, its quality and price is great ($50), love the mouse wheel and you can macro the sniper button but requires googling. Biggest issue for me is with big hands the lack of a cover on the right side makes my hand be on the line the entire time which is annoying, other then that great mouse. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/20/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:Haven't downloaded the software yet... don't think I will. Weight feels off to me when I take any one out, although nice of Corsair to add that feature.
Pros:AMAZING feel, Solid mouse. Sniper button is placed in a way that it won't ever be an annoyance. Haven't used the feature in game but definitely nice to have. You can tell when you hold this mouse that it was ergonomically designed. It just feels right. Comment:
This is it. This is THE mouse. It fits my hand literally perfectly. I was using a G400 before I got this mouse to go along with my K60 (fantastic keyboard btw) but the grip wasn't right. On this mouse it is perfect. When you hold it in your hand, when you look at it or feel it, there is only one thing you can think: this thing is solid. Aluminum construction, which is another thing I'm fond of on the K60. Great tracking. Solid scroll wheel. Blue LED is a nice touch. I think it looks so unique and very sharp beside the K60. I know there are other options for the money but I can't imagine anything better than this. Great for claw and palm grippers because I know I'm a hybrid guy depending on which mouse pad I'm using and it is amazing. Very happy. Will continue to buy from CORSAIR. For $10 more than my G400, WORTH IT. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/19/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:none
Pros:Build quality Comment:
I like this mouse, it feels good in the hand and is very responsive. If you get it on sale it cant be beat. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/13/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:-Software is not exceptional.-Questionably useful sniper button.
Pros:-Outstanding build quality (to be expected from Corsair)-Very good shape for a claw grip-Perfect placement of the sniper, forward and return buttons of the mouse. (As well as the scroll wheel, the right and left click but I mean, it would be an achievement to put those in the wrong place)-VALUE. Comment:
I bought this one not too long ago for a friend's birthday to replace his beat-up deathadder and I had a couple of chances to try it out. I must say, the build quality is exceptional for the price point of the mouse. I certainly feels good and sturdy in the hand and the buttons are perfectly placed. The sensor had no tracking issues whatsoever on a cloth mouse pad and was precise. Altough the sniper button feels more like a gimmick than something that I would actually use and the software is "meh." I would have no qualms recommending this mouse to anybody who doesn't want to spend a fortune on a mouse but doesn't want to skimp on the quality of the product. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/29/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:No real cons.
Pros:A solid gaming mouse Comment:
Mouse is excellent for gaming. The weights are useful if you feel like changing it up. Feels great in the hands, quality build from corsair like usual. For the sale price, this mouse cant be beaten. Greate pruchase, replaced my razer naga, and i wont be going back. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/28/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:None yet, I will update as needed, however.(No cons that I can think of, because the mouse did exactly what I wanted/expected it to do)
Pros:Metal, Adjustable Weights, 8 programmable buttons , sturdy feeling design and buttons, quiet, braided cable, solid scroll wheel. Comment:
The software worked pretty good for me, but I have heard that some people have had trouble. It feels nice, the buttons are perfectly placed for me (I have above average sized hands). |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/02/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:Not enough light on it
Pros:Very good aiming at MW3! Comment:
-A nice to have if you want to do have a good aiming in your favorite 3D shooter (ex: MW3)...Very usefull! ;)It's just, I like when there are a lot of LED on my accessories and there is not enough light on it. :) |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/31/12 |
Corsair Vengeance M60 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse 8 Button 5700DPI Laser Sensor
Cons:- 'Sniper' button's location.
Pros:- Looks awesome.- Being able to change DPI on the fly.- Great driver features.- Adjustable weight. Comment:
I replaced my bone stock 'nothing' mouse with the Corsair M60 and I'm loving it. Not only does it look great but it also performs very well. I really like being able to adjust the DPI sensitivity at any time by pushing a couple of buttons. The 'Sniper' button does its job too but I don't like where it's positioned. I feel like it needs to be moved back a little more. It's almost completely out of reach, forcing me to kinda 'claw' the mouse. Other than that, this mouse is great. The driver utility offers a lot of customizing features as well. Highly recommended for gamers! |
Choosing the right gaming mouse is largely based on personal preference. Comfort, look, and overall feel is subjective. However, 'objectively' I can attest that this mouse is a very high quality piece of hardware. Unlike the Logitech G9x, the Corsair M60 feels very solid in your hands; there's no loose rattling, and the rubberised coating feels great. The laser itself is very accurate and responsive; no hint of hyper sensitivity at all.The software for this mouse could really use an overhaul. The interface is confusing and the ability to fully customize your mouse is lacking. Depending on the size of your hand, you may get uncomfortable using the mouse as there is a clearing on the rear of the right side of the mouse. This was probably an aesthetic decision, but could bug some people. I have medium sized palms, but long fingers so it doesn't bother me. A lot of gaming mice have customizable weight adjustments, which is included in the M60 as well; however, you would need a flat head screw driver to remove the caps at the bottom of the mouse to adjust the weight. No idea why Corsair didn't make it tool-less.A special note for Logitech G5 owners, if you've been looking for a replacement, and the G9x or G500 just didn't cut it for you, you should really check out the M60. The grip and feel is very reminiscent of the G5. Overall, good buy especially when it's on sale for 50 bucks.