- all in all, a great mouse at a great price. If you play counter strike or other FPS titles, you will appreciate the no acceleration sensor, and the rock solid and stable feel of this mouse. I can not recommend it high enough.

- absolutely NO acceleration! - uses prestigious logitech optical sensor - great feel for my larger hands - tuneable weight adjusts the center of gravity back or forward, which is a nice touch; the raw "weight" doesn't really change too much - software is FINALLY easy to use.

- the sniper button; Its a bad idea, poor implementation, and poor placement; It comes VERY close to ruining the mouse except for one simple fact...; you can DISABLE IT; Its a very sensitive spot, and if you have any kind of large hand size, you WILL be hitting it on accident.

This mouse is great for gaming, the calibration is amazing and it is extremely durable so if it falls off your desk don't worry.The mouse has extra large PTFE glide pads so it can move well.Nothing big, but it would be good if it had a little carrying case.

extremely durable; great calibration; advanced weight tuning system; 12000 DPI optical sensor

side panel corner may bother some users; No carrying case

Device Not Detected. ICUE software has stopped working. Sometimes it does not boot up. It is a fancy mouse and when it works it is great , but too much headache with it. Returned to B and H. Thank god they are humble and helpful people.

I used to only buy one brand of mouse for gaming 20+ years and I'm glad I took the recommendation to try something new. I love the feel and even after an hour of use, my hands feel no strain. I haven't fully used the buttons to change sensitivity but its a nice capability to use in the future.

I blindly purchased this to replace my Logitech G502 and though I love the G502, I can honestly say this is superior in pretty much every way minus a few I'll detail below. The reason I switched was due to the placement of the DPI switches on the G502 were too close to the left-click button, thus...

At the end of 2014, we reviewed Corsair's M65 gaming mouse. Now we have an updated version, named the M65 Pro. Aimed at FPS gamers – the M65 Pro has a healthy feature-set and certainly looks good on paper. Today we see how it fares in the real world.

Adjustable weights; Premium feel; Two DPI buttons; Huge 12000 DPI sensor; Well priced

Lighting is a big let down

The Corsair M65 Pro RGB is a remarkable gaming mouse that's carefully tailored for first-person shooters. It fuses a solid aluminium frame with a highly responsive sensor, and even comes with a unique ‘Sniper' button that neatly lowers the DPI while pressed.

Responsive sensor; Useful sniper button; Great build quality; Looks great

Not ideal for flick shots; Non-removable cable; Surface can build up sweat

It must be tempting when you have a successful product such as the Vengeance M65 to leave well alone. After all, with an 8200DPI sensor it's hardly been overtaken by all the other mice in the ever escalating DPI arms race.

For someone looking for a wider grip and/or heavier mouse, this is ideal. You can somewhat adjust the weight and balance, as there are 3 screws on the underside, which when removed reveal circular weights (one each).

I bought this for my son who is an avid gamer and he said it's excellent and would recommend it.