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CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse

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£99.98
1 retailer
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£99.98
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Specifications

ConnectionBluetooth, RF 2.4GHz
DPI26000 dpi
SensorMARKSMAN 26K

At a glance

CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse is a gaming mouse made by Corsair. It is listed at one UK shop, Scan, for £99.98 (checked 4 November 2026).

Quick answers

What is the cheapest UK price for CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse?

The cheapest in-stock UK price for CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse is £99.98 at Scan (checked 4 November 2026).

Where is CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse in stock?

CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical Lightweight Gaming Mouse is in stock at Scan (£99.98), as checked 4 November 2026 or later.

From the retailer

CORSAIR M75 Wireless Optical PC Gaming Mouse, Black, Marksman 26K, 26,000dpi, 6 Buttons, BT / 2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM

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