Corsair Raptor M3 has been designed with the singular focus of improving your FPS game. It has high-precision tracking with on-the-fly DPI switching for sniper shots, programmable buttons, and materials selected for superior comfort.

Corsair Raptor M3 Optical Gaming Mouse

Designed For Great FPS Performance

Corsair Raptor M3 is built around a high-precision sensor that delivers the highly accurate tracking that’s necessary for first-person shooter dominance. 

Adjustable To Your Playing Style

Instant DPI selection and programmable buttons let you tune your M3 to your strategy and your game of choice.

Comfortable for Hours of Gaming

The right-handed design has a rubberized thumb grip and soft-touch materials to help you log the hours you need to improve your game.

Optical Sensor Optimized for FPS Gaming

The control mechanism for first-person shooters demands superior input precision. The Avago ADNS-3080 1600 DPI optical sensor has been selected for its high precision and excellent linearity.

Features:

On-The-Fly DPI Switching

Enjoy the tactical advantage of instantly dropping to the lowest DPI to set up your sniper shot, then flipping back to maximum sensitivity to make your escape. The scroll wheel backlight changes intensity to indicate the selected DPI.

500Hz USB Report Rate

When microseconds count, faster response can give you a competitive edge.

Six Buttons

Five of the buttons are remappable under Windows, so you can have one-click access to critical game functions.

Right-Handed Design

Extra-Large PTFE Glide Pads

A larger surface area for low-effort movement on a wide variety of gaming surfaces.

Low-Friction Braided Cable

The slippery design reduces the chance of your mouse cable getting caught or tangled during intense play.

About Corsair Raptor Gaming Peripherals

Good hardware doesn't make you win, but bad hardware will make you lose. That's why Corsair Raptor gaming products are designed from the ground up to deliver pure gaming performance. Because winning might not be everything, but who really wants to lose?

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