Corsair m55 rgb pro đánh giá

Although our sample is black, a white version is also planned. It weighs in at a non-adjustable 86g excluding cable, which is middle of the road. It has a matt, slightly coarse top cover, a few glossy black plastic sections (thankfully these don’t dominate), and textured rubber side sections. Build quality is largely good; there is some give on the sides when you squeeze inwards, but you won’t notice this during normal use. Two small PTFE feet are joined by a single large rear one, and mouse movements were smooth throughout testing.

The 1.8m USB cable is centrally aligned where it leaves the mouse, and it’s secured and angled in a way that ensures it doesn’t drag on the surface immediately in front of the M55 RGB Pro. It has a braiding on that feels high quality.

While ambidextrous designs obviously won’t be as crafted to your hand shape as ergonomic, right-hand-only mice, the M55 RGB Pro does a good job in this department, and I didn’t notice any obvious points of discomfort. The sizeable grip sections do their job well, and the sides of the top cover are smoothly angled downwards, which prevents your ring finger resting against a sharp edge. Corsair claims the mouse is suitable for palm, tip, and claw grips all at once; I found a tip grip to be undermined by the back-heavy weighting, but this is not how I typically use a mouse anyway. For claw grip and palm grip and everything in between, meanwhile, the M55 RGB Pro is largely comfortable and easy to wield.

The main clickers and scroll wheel are joined by a DPI cycle button and two thumb buttons on each side, bringing the total to eight. These are all fully programmable in Corsair’s iCUE software, but keep in mind that the thumb buttons opposite the side where your thumb is are tricky to actuate fast unless you have exceptional ring finger control. These are therefore less suited to fast-paced, competitive games, but you could still use them for productivity macros or less time-sensitive in-game commands. Note that you have to manually enable their availability in iCUE, which is also where you can switch to left-handed mode.

The actuation force on the main clickers is consistent and nicely balanced thanks to Omron switches rated for 50 million clicks. The switches underneath the other buttons aren’t listed, but none are too loose or too stiff. The scroll wheel notches are well defined, and overall usability is good, though I did find the rear thumb button’s position a little awkward at times, even if I did adapt to it rather fast.

Customisable RGB lighting is used to light up the sails logo at the back, and this is treated as a single zone in iCUE. There is also a DPI indicator light between the DPI cycle switch and the scroll wheel, the colour of which can be adjusted and customised to represent different DPI levels.

The mouse’s sensor is listed as the PMW 3327 with a peak DPI of 12,400. This doesn’t correlate to any PixArt product pages, but it looks likely it is a misprint/renaming of the PAW 3327, which has a native DPI of 6,200, making it highly likely Corsair is using interpolation for any DPI values above 6,200. The vast majority of people will not use higher than that anyway, but it’s worth keeping in mind if you have a high enough resolution monitor setup to justify doing so.

Today we are here with an ambidextrous multi-grip gaming mouse from CORSAIR, a well-known brand offering range of high-performance gaming peripherals. The CORSAIR M55 RGB PRO gaming mouse featuring the PMW3327 optical sensor with a DPI range of 200 – 12,400 along with the CORSAIR iCUE software which RGB illumination and customization for great gaming experience. Being an ambidextrous body design, the CORSAIR M55 RGB PRO gaming mouse is suitable for both left and right handed users.

Now let's see what this M55 RGB PRO Gaming mouse has for us.

Features

• PICK A SIDE - Weighing in at just 86g, the M55 RGB PRO's light and versatile ambidextrous design lets you play at your highest level with either hand using your most comfortable grip, be it palm, claw, or fingertip.
• PRECISION TO WIN - Take control over your gaming thanks to a 12,400 DPI optical sensor for high-accuracy tracking.
• BUILT TO LAST - Durable construction featuring 50 million click-rated Omron switches and a premium braided cable gives the M55 RGB PRO the strength to withstand years of intense gaming sessions.
• PROGRAM YOUR PLAY - Eight Programmable Buttons, create an in-game advantage with powerful macros and button remaps.
• COMPATIBLE WITH CORSAIR iCUE - Vivid dynamic RGB lighting control, sophisticated macro programming and full-system lighting synchronization with compatible CORSAIR peripherals, coolers, fans and more.

Specifications

Package

Mouse comes in a good card-box packing with product image on front and mentioning of features.

Inside the box

Along with the mouse box also includes a Quick Start Guide and Warranty Card.

Looks

The CORSAIR M55 RGB PRO Gaming mouse with just 86 grams of weight makes it feels very light and easy to move on soft surfaces and Corsair logo on front of the mouse have RGB lighting effect. Mouse have side textured rubber grip with eight buttons fully programmable in iCUE software.

Testing

For testing this M55 RGB PRO Gaming mouse we used our test system.

CPUAMD RYZEN 2700X BoardAORUS X370 RAM4 X 4GB Corsair Dominator DDR4 3000Mhz SSDCorsair NX500 400GB SSD CoolerThermaltake Custom LCS GFXAMD RX Vega 64 PSUCooler Master V1200 OSWindows 10

Software

When you plug the CORSAIR M55 RGB Gaming mouse in your PC first time, it automatically recommends you to download and install CORSAIR iCUE software.

Pros

• Decent Price
• Ambidextrous body design
• Custom Pixart PMW3327 with 12,400 DPI optical sensor
• Eight fully programmable buttons
• Dynamic RGB lighting
• CORSAIR iCUE software package
• Two years warranty

Cons

• Little light weight, requires more time to get familiar for hard mouse pad users.

Conclusion

At a price tag of Rs. 2900, the CORSAIR M55 RGB PRO Gaming mouse is a decent entry level mouse that offers an ambidextrous body design suitable for all types of handed users and all types of grips. In my testing and usage, the mouse is sturdy, but due to its very light weight feels it requires more time to get familiar using a hard mouse-pad as mouse produces very little resistance on movement over hard surface where on a soft mouse-pad, mouse is very easy and comfortable to use.

Considering the mouse ergonomics, as the ambidextrous design and overall build quality offered by the CORSAIR with a decent price tag, makes CORSAIR M55 RGB PRO Gaming mouse best value ambidextrous design mouse and is worthy of our PC TeK Reviews VALUE Award.