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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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

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.

We've got mixed feelings about Corsair's new mice. The Corsair M65 Pro RGB is about ten bucks cheaper than the Logitech G502, which features the same sensor, but it does have negative acceleration and ripple. This is a shame, since we're very pleased with the build quality and comfort of the mouse.

This review is only 3 days old but it has a lot of what I like. Software is a little bit of a challenge if your sick or tired (for setup colors and macros)

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.

There are few names in the industry as well-known and respected as Corsair. Whether it's their Cases, Coolers, Keyboards, or mice, as long as it has the Corsair name on it, you're guaranteed a well-made, quality product.

Corsair's software is the icing on the cake, although it's not unique to the M65 Pro RGB of course. However, it works very well with the mouse's features such as its sniper button and independent DPI toggles.

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.

Corsair has really made a name for themselves in the gaming market. You know that if you are buying a Corsair gaming product it is going to be of the highest quality and be loaded with features.

– Aluminum unibody design; – Sniper button; – 12000 DPI optical sensor; – Great software; – RGB lighting

– Lighting on the front of the mouse could be better