Corsair Vengeance M95

usability, design, durability

reliability

83% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Rich enough features and buttons

Too heavy for small hands

Present for someone else, but he says most comfortable mouse he has ever used. - he plays games

Best mmo mouse there is - have two of them.

Nice weight and ergonomic

a little cluttered around the thumb

Rock solid construction, beautiful design. Was concerned thumb buttons might be fiddly, but it only takes a day or two to get used to them and they are fine. Infinitely configurable.

Poor software/manual. Had to find a video on YouTube to set it up. It's ok once you know how. Large gap around scrollwheel may allow a lot of dust ingress over the long-term.

mouse is the best mouse I think ive bought but for games like 1st person shooters, it's taking some calibrating, I cant use all the buttons, or to be honest even set 1 up on the mouse but I haven't spent much time on the settings, trying to adjust in...

Design and functionality combined nicely.

None so far

-Looks and feels great -plenty of macros

-A little heavier than I would like but I got used to it quickly -Software isn't great and lacked a few basic options for the macro buttons. eg. music/volume controls (it is possible to get them anyway but it was more hassle than it should have been)

Feels good and solid in the palm, sturdy construction. Unusual but functional button placement (mostly).

Extra button placement will suit people with larger hands better, as spacing can be a bit too wide for some. Top button behind the scroll wheel is awkwardly placed, not sure how it's supposed to be pressed.

Amazing build design, notably the edges on the bottom of the mouse, it feels very secure. The Corsair Vengeance software is extremely detailed. Lots of settings and macro options etc. Great quality. Large DPI range.

The right mouse button is shorter than the left, if you have big hands DO NOT buy this product, your middle finger will fall of the edge. Some of the side buttons are hard to press due to their size and position, you will need experience to get used to...