SeekerCorsair M55 RGB Pro
Good for video games like FPS. The click latency is very low and feels responsive. The mouse is also fairly lightweight if you can eliminate the cable's weight. The mouse has a symmetrical design with two side buttons on each side, which gives you more inputs. It has a wide CPI range that's customizable, but its sensor consistency seemed a bit off during testing.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Play at the highest level with a versatile ambidextrous design that lets you play with any hand, handling the mouse in the most comfortable way, whether with the palm, fingertips or claw-shaped hand.
- Get precise control over your moves thanks to the 12,400 DPI optical sensor for maximum accuracy.
- Extremely light weight of only 86g, so you can play effortlessly and with maximum capacity for hours.
- The durable construction, featuring Omron buttons designed for up to 50 million clicks and a premium braided cable, allows the M55 RGB PRO to last for years of intense gaming sessions.
- Create a gaming edge with the eight fully programmable buttons for powerful macros and remappings.
PROS
+ Good build quality.
+ Can be used left-handed.
+ Low click-latency.
CONS
- Inconsistent sensitivity.
- Stiff cable.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Rtings on January 17, 2020
Good for video games like FPS. The click latency is very low and feels responsive. The mouse is also fairly lightweight if you can eliminate the cable's weight. The mouse has a symmetrical design with two side buttons on each side, which gives you more inputs. It has a wide CPI range that's customizable, but its sensor consistency seemed a bit off during testing.
81
By Tom's Hardware on August 10, 2019
The Corsair M55 RGB Pro is a great budget mouse for twitch shooters and games where fast response times are everything.
70
By Tom's Guide on June 13, 2019
Left-handed gamers can purchase the Corsair M55 RGB Pro with confidence. However, it's also worth checking out similar ambidextrous mice from Roccat and SteelSeries.
80