Do you play on Mac? Corsair has thought of you with new peripherals

With ever more powerful machines and more and more macOS compatible games, Apple and gaming peripheral manufacturers must feel that there is a vein to exploit. As evidenced by the launch signed Corsair this November 18, in partnership with Apple. So here comes the Corsair K65 Plus Wireless keyboard for Mac and the M75 Wireless mouse for Mac. As their name suggests, these are variations of already existing wireless products, namely the 75% keyboard. Corsair K65 Plus Wireless and the Corsair M75 Wireless gaming mouse.

For a few more colors…

The main novelty of this launch simply consists of two new colors to blend a little better with the aesthetics of Apple computers and devices. It is therefore possible to buy the keyboard or mouse in white or blue.

Let's start with the M75 Wireless mouse, almost identical to the PC version. Almost, because only its power and charging cable seems here to be USB-C to USB-C (and not USB-A). Ambidextrous with two buttons on each side (which is rare to point out), this mouse offers a 26K DPI sensor and weighs 89 grams. It can be used via Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless via a dongle (still USB-A?) for a little over 100 hours. This is the price to pay to take advantage of its two RGB zones.

There are a few more changes to the K75 Plus Wireless keyboard. Still without a numeric keypad since it adopts the 75% format, this compact keyboard unsurprisingly embraces the organization and symbols of Apple keyboards on its keys. Also compatible via wired (with a cable also fully USB-C), wireless or Bluetooth, this keyboard can last more than 250 hours if you do not use the backlight. Gaming keyboard requires, Corsair's solution is mechanical with Corsair MLX Red v2 linear switches.

On sale at Apple

The Corsair K65 Plus Wireless for Mac and Corsair M75 Wireless for Mac are sold directly on the Apple website. In any case on the English version of the apple brand's website, but an arrival in France should not take long. Availability on the Corsair website will also occur later. In terms of dollar prices, the keyboard is sold for $180 (compared to $160 for the classic version), and the mouse for $130.