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Corsair M75 AIR Wireless ultra-lightweight ambidextrous gaming mouse in black
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Corsair M75 Air

Expert rating9 / 10

Connectivity:
Wireless
Weight:
60g
Max DPI:
26
Polling Rate:
2000Hz

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Manufacturer: Corsair Last updated: 2026-09-12

Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches) Review

The M75 Air is Corsair's ultralight spin on the M75 line, cutting weight to 60g with a perforated shell while keeping the 26,000 DPI Marksman sensor and up to 2000Hz wireless polling.

Where the standard M75 Wireless chases a filled-in ergonomic feel, the M75 Air is Corsair chasing the sub-60g wireless race directly. The honeycomb-style perforated top and bottom shave grams without sacrificing shell rigidity, and Corsair kept the same Marksman sensor and optical switches from its higher-end mice rather than cutting corners to hit the weight target.

Who It's Built For

Players who want Corsair's flagship sensor and switch quality but prioritize the lowest possible wireless weight.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the Corsair M75 Wireless already in this catalog, the Air trims about 29g by perforating the shell, at the cost of some structural solidity. It sits in the same weight class as the Glorious Model O 2 Pro and Pulsar X2H, competing directly on the sub-60g wireless shortlist.

Specifications

Identity

BrandCorsair
ModelM75 Air

Design

ConnectivityWireless (2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM)
Grip TypeAmbidextrous
ShapeSymmetrical, perforated shell

Performance

Sensor TierFlagship
Buttons5
Polling RateUp to 2000Hz

Weight and size

Weight60 g
SensorCorsair Marksman Optical, up to 26,000 DPI
SwitchesOptical, rated 90 million clicks
BatteryUp to 100 hours

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating9 / 10

A genuinely lightweight wireless flagship that doesn't downgrade sensor or switch quality to get there.

Best for

  • Competitive players chasing sub-60g wireless weight
  • Fans of Corsair's Marksman sensor wanting a lighter shell
  • Claw and fingertip grip users

Not for

  • Buyers who dislike honeycomb/perforated shells
  • Palm grip users wanting more shell coverage
  • Anyone wanting RGB lighting

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches)?

The Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches) is a gaming mouse from Corsair. Key specs: Connectivity Wireless (2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM), Grip Type Ambidextrous, Shape Symmetrical, perforated shell, Weight 60, Sensor Tier Flagship.

Will the Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches) work with my current setup?

The Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches) lists Sensor is Corsair Marksman Optical, up to 26,000 DPI. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits.

Who is the Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches) best suited to?

It suits competitive players chasing sub-60g wireless weight, fans of corsair's marksman sensor wanting a lighter shell, claw and fingertip grip users.

What are the drawbacks of the Corsair M75 Air (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/60g/Corsair Marksman Optical up to 26,000 DPI/2000Hz/100hr Battery/Optical Switches)?

It is a poor fit for buyers who dislike honeycomb/perforated shells, palm grip users wanting more shell coverage, anyone wanting rgb lighting.

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