Corsair Vengeance M60 Mouse Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Published: 2nd February 2012 | Source: Corsair | Price: £49.99 |
Introduction
So far with the Vengeance line of products we've had a great one, the K90 Keyboard, now we take a look at the Vengeance M60 Mouse, one which is much more like the standard gaming mice you're likely to come across. Does the more focussed approach help it rise to the top? Given that the basics of the M90, the sensor, scroll wheel et al, were very good so it gives us hope that the M60 should have a great foundation.
Technical Specifications
Just like the M90 the heart of the M60 is the excellent sensor. We have a nice grippy surface to the mouse which we'll look at one the next page, and the very useful Sniper button. But rather than explain it all now, click onwards to the pictures.
- 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 controlled DPI change whilst 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
- Aluminium metal frame and base for improved rigidity and mass distribution
- Solid metal, weighted scroll wheel with rubberised 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
Now let's take a look shall we.
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Originally Posted by King Damager
Nice review, must say it looks very much like a redesigned R.A.T.7. Both have corded braided cables. Both have PTFE Both are predominantly metal and plastic Both are weighted Both have the DPI Change on the fly Both have two buttons on the side Both have sniper buttons Both have metal central scroll wheels Must admit it looks slightly better than the R.A.T.'s, but it does basically seem the same OEM concept with a slight redesign, and seems to lose out slightly on the adjustability of the R.A.T. Still looks like a stonking mouse for Corsairs basic entry market, when you consider it's price compared to R.A.T.s being £60+ from reputable stores, although I guess it has an added scroll wheel. Anyway yeah, solid review  kd |
The software what it comes with is just a rip of Logitech interface. Don't get me wrong i love corsair stuff and i will probable be picking up this mouse with k90 keyboard in a month or so to go with my full corsair build.
Good review.
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Nice review out there. Great work! 
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Both have corded braided cables.
Both have PTFE
Both are predominantly metal and plastic
Both are weighted
Both have the DPI Change on the fly
Both have two buttons on the side
Both have sniper buttons
Both have metal central scroll wheels
Must admit it looks slightly better than the R.A.T.'s, but it does basically seem the same OEM concept with a slight redesign, and seems to lose out slightly on the adjustability of the R.A.T. Still looks like a stonking mouse for Corsairs basic entry market, when you consider it's price compared to R.A.T.s being £60+ from reputable stores, although I guess it has an added scroll wheel.
Anyway yeah, solid review
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