I sat down to check out the Corsair M75 Wireless — specifically the DOOM variant — and yes, I immediately got distracted by how good the skin and the whole backlit glow looks. In this video I go over the basics of the mouse (USB‑C charging, dongle vs Bluetooth, RGB, iCUE customization) and then I talk about the real question: where does this thing actually fit? Because it’s ambidextrous with buttons on both sides, it’s genuinely fun to use, and it feels super smooth in-game… but it also lands in a weird middle ground. For gaming, I’ve honestly been enjoying the M75 more than my usual M65 Ultra (which I mostly use for editing because of the extra buttons). The M75 gives me quick, clean control and I liked it a lot playing Doom: The Dark Ages — swapping items/weapons just feels snappy. The battery claims are wild too: up to 105 hours with RGB off via the dongle, or up to 210 hours on Bluetooth, plus DPI from 100–26,000 and adjustable polling rate in iCUE. My main nitpick is the weight distribution: it feels back-heavy and can drag a tiny bit on the mat. And compared to the M75 Air being ~30g lighter, it raises the “why not just buy the Air?” question. If you’re the type of person who wants something between ultra-lightweight and ultra-functional, this might be your dream mouse.