With these the new Corsair M55 and M55 Wirelessthose from Milpitas again show that specialization is only part of the equation, as it can go against the interests of certain users in certain cases. And in this case, to be more specific, we can confirm that those “certain users” I just mentioned are actually the vast majority of the global total of people who use a mouse and who use a PC to play games.

what do i mean Well, it is becoming more and more common to see that when we talk about mice for the gaming world, these devices They were designed specifically for a specific type of gamewhich decisively affects its design. Shape, control and placement, software features… practically everything is optimized to adapt as much as possible to specific needs and a very specific type of game. And of course, this is threatening to those who specialize in one genre.

However, ordinary mortals tend to have more varied tastes and therefore enjoy very different types of games. And what happens when a mouse has a very gender-specific design type? In fact, if you leave it to others to make the leap, this level of specialization can be counterproductive. And this is in those cases where the design like the Corsair M55 and M55 Wireless They show us their great value, which is their extreme versatility.

Thanks to its symmetrical design and compact size, the Corsair M55 and M55 Wireless adapt to different types of the most common grips, and thanks to their textured sides, the gripping sensation is absolute. In addition, its low weight, 55 grams for the M55 and 85 grams for the M55 Wirelessguarantees a very light user experience that translates into the ability to perform more agile movements during longer gaming sessions without fatigue or some loss of control agility, which is also decisively contributed by the 100 low-friction PTFE sliders.

These Corsair M55 and M55 WIRELESS mice incorporate optical sensors that allow you to reach up to 16,000 DPI and 24,000 DPIrespectively, and an exclusive button for this purpose will allow us to quickly change the resolution depending on our needs at all times. And to ensure a much more personalized gaming experience, both models have six programmable buttons whose functions we can adjust using the iCUE software, which, as you already know, is Corsair’s application that centralizes the management of its components and peripherals.

The Corsair M55 mouse is now on sale on the Corsair website and is priced at 39.99 euros.

The Corsair M55 Wireless Mouse is now on sale on the Corsair website and is priced at 54.99 euros.