Corsair M55 RGB PRO Gaming Mouse Review

Conclusion

The Corsair M55 PRO RGB proved to be a bit of a surprise. We went into this review not expecting miracles, but it was a solid performer all-round. Other than one or two minor niggles, the only real criticism is the high lift-off distance. The everyday mouse here at the office is an Ironclaw RGB, but after a week of using this mouse it was good enough to not be in a massive hurry to switch back.

The Corsair MM250 XL mousepad ticks all of the required boxes if you have the space. The only concern is longevity, which could be addressed by stitching the edges. Overall, however, the pad provided accurate tracking, which is all you can ask of a good mousepad.

Corsair M55 RGB PRO Gaming Mouse

Ambidextrous design	High lift-off distance
Surprising value for money	Stiff and heavy cable
iCUE brings out the best of the mouse	Replacement mouse feet not included
Comfortable design	Effectively only one RGB zone
All buttons within easy reach

Corsair MM250 Champion Series Mousepad XL

Smooth gliding action	Longevity may be a concern
Plain design complements most setups

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