I used an older version of this mouse, but the left click button failed on it and at the time I decided to go for a Logitech G403 mouse. Eventually I decided that I didn't like the feel of that mouse, it was just to light and not wide enough for my hand, so I ordered this and as soon as it arrived I...

I bought this last week of November as my early Christmas gift and really goes well with my gaming stuff especially on FPS games like PUBG, BO4 that I usually play. Tried using M65 on Monster Hunter World, I don't know but it seems that I am not comfortable with the thumb positioning because there...

I have had almost every mouse over a hundred dollars and this mouse is better than all the rest. I use one at work and one at home for gaming. I find it really consistent, it has never stopped working while playing like every mad Catz and Razer mouse I have ever owned.

Excellent size for large hands; Flawless function for over 2 years using 30+ hours a week

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Great mouse if you want to replace it every year or 2. 2nd time owning this mouse, 2nd time having the same problem. Its been just over a year (going to RMA it). mouse double clicks, when I only click once or click and hold doesn't work. - 9 out of 10 times.

Corsair's old M60 mouse (and its subsequent, tweaked, evolutions) has been a stalwart, wired gaming mouse for a long time. Reminiscent of hypercars, it looks as though panels have been affixed to a solid, aluminium frame with everything exposed at the end like a high-performance exhaust.

Solid; Fingertip control; Lightweight; Configurable software and balance; Pretty lights

Scroll wheel doesn't freewheel much; Right-handed only

Corsair M65 PRO RGB does not disappoint as a gaming mouse: a cool looking mouse uniquely designed to fit the contour of your hand, has different materials for a better grip and feel, and personalisation that makes each M65 PRO RGB unique from one to the other.

Aside from the cool lighting and customizing you can do, I've really been impressed with how comfortable this mouse is for my fairly large hands. The benchmark for me has always been Logitech mice, but I'm now actually considering getting another one of these "gaming" mice for my work setup.

This mouse was fine for about 6 months, but the left click is not functioning properly anymore. It double clicks on its own, and I've tested it on multiple computers to confirm that it is a hardware issue. Great looking mouse and good performance, but the durability leaves something to be desired.

Today, we're taking a look at a new gaming mouse from Corsair that's not really all that new. Welcome the M65 PRO RGB, a refreshed M65 RGB with a new tracking sensor and some other small cosmetic changes.

With faster networks, higher end graphics, and computer systems that make the first supercomputer look like a chump, how do you make sure you get the edge when it counts in a game Well, that is simple, you need the best weapons you can buy and no weapon is more important than your mouse.