CORSAIR M65 Pro RGB - FPS Gaming Mouse - 12,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Adjustable DPI Sniper Button - Tunable Weights - Black
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Features
- 12000 DPI high-accuracy sensor: custom tuned, gaming grade sensor for pixel-precise tracking
- Aircraft-grade aluminum structure: light weight, durability, and optimal mass distribution
- Advanced weight tuning system: set the center of gravity to match your play style
- Surface calibration tuning utility: Optimizes sensor precision and responsiveness for your playing surface
- Optimized sniper button positioning: take advantage of on-the-fly DPI switching to instantly match mouse speed to gameplay demands
- Harness the Power of CUE: don't just configure your mouse - program it with double macros, custom RGB lighting, and more
- Eight strategically placed buttons: gain an advantage by customizing your button configuration and play your way
- High-capacity Omron switches rated for 20 million clicks: ensure reliable performance that holds up through even the longest campaigns
Description
The M65 PRO RGB is a competition-grade FPS gaming mouse with the technology you need to win, the flexibility to make it your own, and the build quality to last. The high-accuracy 12000 DPI sensor provides pixel-precise tracking and advanced surface calibration support, and the aircraft-grade aluminum frame gives it low weight and high durability. Use the advanced weight tuning system to set the center of gravity to match your play style, and harness the power of CUE for advanced button configuration, macro programming, and three-zone RGB backlighting customization. Customer Service / Tech support: opt. 1
Brand: Corsair
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Special Feature: Lightweight
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Additional Features: Lightweight
Movement Detection: Optical
Button Quantity: 8
Hand Orientation: Right
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Operating System: Windows
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.
Hardware Platform: PC
Power Source: Corded Electric
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity: 12000 dots_per_inch
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Windows 10
Embellishment Feature: LED
Range: feet
Color: Black
Style Name: 12,000 DPI
Theme: Gaming
Enclosure Material: Aluminum
Brand: Corsair
Model Name: CH-9300011-NA
Antenna Location: Gaming
Model Number: CH-9300011-NA
Included Components: mice(1)
Manufacturer: Corsair
UPC: 843591074902
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
Item Part Number: CH-9300011-NA
Mfr Part Number: CH-9300011-NA
Item Weight: 5.92 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W: 4.64"L x 2.8"W
Unit Count: 1 Count
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Top Amazon Reviews
Corsair made a lot of good decisions in their update of the tried-and-true M65 model. I'll state the changes I saw between the M65 Vengeance (last mouse I used) and the M65 Pro. 1. OLEDs in the logo and the mousewheel. They are absolutely gorgeous, easily the best implementation of LEDs I've seen on a mouse. 2. They painted the aluminum metal chassis black to match the color of the plastic body. It is also beautiful, and a great little aesthetic choice by them. Similar look to the M45 Raptor 3. They changed the sensor from a ADNS-9800 laser sensor to a PMW3360 optical sensor. Incase you are unaware, the 3360 is the non-exclusive version of the best optical sensor on the market, the 3366 (of g303 and g502 notable fame). For any serious gamer, this was an incredible change to see. 4. They added a gritty texture to the side panels of the mouse, to allow for better gripping. It works as intended, and I frankly liked it alot. It may not be for everyone, however. I would describe it best as a well-done soft sandpaper texture. (No.. it will not make your fingers raw) 5. They moved the sniper button from just-out-of-thumbs reach to right on top of your thumb. As in, in order to hold the mouse, your thumb WILL be on the button. This is the only change that I disagree with, as I did not want to use that button for my purposes. With that said, others may very well enjoy the ease of access for such a button. It took some getting used-to to be gripping a button like that at all times, but did not feel awkward after a couple hours. The weight of the mouse is adjustable by a total of 20 g, from ~140 g to ~120 g. IMO, the low-end is still too high by most "serious" gamer standards, but can absolutely be used and adapted to by anyone. The weight distribution of this mouse is great. No complaints there. The look is awesome, possibly the best-looking mouse I've ever seen. Sensor is state-of-the-art, and that's not hyperbole. the 3360 is the best available. All major clicks feel great. However, Corsair is not well-regarded in their click latency. AFAIK it's about 10 ms longer than a ec2-a control in numerous tests. 1/100 of a second is not a major deal, but it is worth noting. The shape is best-designed for primarily in the claw grip. It fits my hand well (I'm 19cm long and 11 cm wide) The length to width ratio is somewhere close to 1.35, which is not what most people are accustomed to in a mouse. It does take getting used to. The software provided by Corsair is top-notch. OVERALL, I would give this mouse a solid 9/10, and would recommend it to serious gamers looking to try something different. With that said, this mouse, in a M45 plastic body, (and at ~90 g instead of 120 g) with the sniper button moved back to its previous position, would warrant a 10/10.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2016 by PJ
Lets just get this out of the way right off the bat, 12K dpi is just silly. There is no need for it unless you intend on gaming on an 8K screen or higher. I use a the Max DPI setting with a very low overall sensitivity and the max polling rate of 1,000 Hz. These settings work for me and the mouse does an excellent job at gaming, productivity, and looking great. Gaming: It works well, the buttons are all crisp, the scroll wheel is crisp, the sniper button is a little useless but great for a weapon swap button (pistol for me), and it never does anything I dont want it to do. You cant go wrong here. Productivity: An excellent mouse for productivity. I use this extensively for Solidworks and Autodesk Inventor and all of the features that make it good for gaming make it excellent for 3D modeling. I use the extra buttons for mapping keyboard shortcuts for my most used functions, delete, line, circle, trim, multi-select, but do find myself wanting just two more buttons. Not enough to justify buying the Scimitar, but enough to bug me every now and then. Looks: It looks good and feels good. This doesnt matter all that much but is nice to have. The texture on the side panels is just a little rough to allow for good grip but no rough enough so that it is abrasive. I honestly didnt notice it for a week or so. It is really the perfect texture. Value: Really an excellent value, $50 is not that much to spend on such a vital peripheral for all things and is really well spent here.. It doesn't take a gamer to appreciate it's values and I have indded converted those in my office to all use m65 mice for their modeling stations as well. The software is a little difficult to get into but once you get it everything comes fairly easily and allows all the customization you could ever want. The mode switcher function is really the killer function to have, I switch from three custom modes all the time, Browsing, SolidWorks, Inventor, and Game. They all have different lighting so I know which one I am in at which time. If you are looking to upgrade your mouse you cant go wrong here. Between its generally productivity enhancement, proper performance and movement tracking, and generally good value it is really the whole package. (But it could use two more buttons)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2016 by Nathan W.
I am a jazz piano player that likes to play video games. Since I've played piano from a young age, I grew into abnormally large hands. Not freak-show level big, but big enough to make mice shopping a pain in the butt. I had a Steelseries Sensei that served me well have its last day not too long ago, and since then I've had to find mice my fit. Mice supposedly designed for large hands, the Logitech G502 Proteus and Razer Deathadder, both didn't meet my expectations. In fairness the Deathadder wasn't small as much as it was not form-fitting. The G502 was usable but it had a hideous drag on my Steelseries Qck mousepad, even after I cleaned all the dust off. I prepared a bunch of pictures for you folks as reference, which I wish I had when shopping for mice, but my phone won't sync with my laptop so I'l just describe my hands as a little over 8 inches long and 4.5 inches wide. My fingers are even longer than my palms are large, with my middle finger clocking in at 4.25 inches long. I also use a palm grip by nature, meaning I really, really need a big mouse. To be perfectly honest, this mouse still isn't quite big enough. When I pulled it out I was heartbroken considering I've returned two mice in the past couple of weeks, as it's quite short. Because of this, the bottom of my palm drags on the mousepad, something I was hoping wouldn't happen. It's very wide, but my pinky and ring finger have to huddle up to fit on the thing. The arch of my palm is also slightly raised, meaning I can't do a true palm grip on this puppy. If it was just extended an inch and a half or two in the back I would be in love. I don't have any use for the sniper button on the thumb, so I don't like accidentally clicking it. I'd rather it not be there at all, but accidental clicks aren't common so I'm not too upset. Now the positives: The quality, the quality, the quality. The mouse wheel feels so sturdy, and the clicks are sooo sweet. The mouse sides are textured while the top is as smooth as silk. The RGB has a light mute, which I like. It's highly customizable; you can make it pulse, static, do whatever with whatever color. The DPI switch is neat, never seen it done that way. Instead of one button that swaps between profiles, you have two that scroll between several profiles. Haven't messed with 'em, but I like the defaults. The software was very easy to manage, by the way. This glides very well on the Steelseries Qck, even with dust. And it's cheap! Amazed with the quality for the price. It has a braided cable, and the USB plug actually looks pretty cool. I won't hide this one on the back of my case. I cannot speak for durability as I just got it. I hope it holds up when I drop it (which will inevitably happen) and to time. Other reviewers said it was sturdy so, it probably will. Very happy after 2 weeks I can finally use a mouse again. It's not perfect for my big hands but it's usable. I'm not sure any mouse will ever be perfect, so I'm happy. High quality. If you have normal people hands I'm sure you'll love it. Edit: It's been about a year and I just felt like updating. My M65 still looks brand new, hasn't experienced any wear at all. I think I've dropped it a few times but there's no scratches and it still performs beautifully. This is, as far as my gaming setup goes, the best purchase I've ever made.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017 by tinkoh
This is one of the best mice I've ever had. I've been using it for the past three months, and will update my review as time goes on. I'll state what I found good and bad about this mouse. Pros: 1) The LEDs in this mouse are fantastic. I've used a Logitech G502 Proteus Core in the past, and the way the light leaves a glow on the tabletop behind it is very nice. The lights in the front are nice too, though most of the time you won't notice them. The DPI light on the top is very clear and solid, no light bleeds through. 2) The buttons are all very tactile. M1, M2, the DPI buttons, the forward and back button, and the sniper button are all very solid and they won't be accidentally pressed. 3) The build quality is excellent. After three months of hard use nothing has broken or peeled off. Five stars here. 4) Material quality is excellent as well. Not as bad as the rubber on the G502, but its has a really fine sandpaper texture. The construction of the mouse is well done as well, with the metal baseplate feeling very sturdy. The cable is braided, which is always nice, and the cable comes with a velcro strap to keep things tidy. 5) Corsair Utility Software (CUE) is very nicely done. The program is very intuitive and changing colors, setting DPIs, and setting macros are very nice and is on par with Logitech's software. 6) The box it comes in is very nice, the lid is held closed by magnets, and overall the product exudes quality. For the (when I bought it) 60$ mouse, the presentation is excellent. Cons: 1) The scroll wheel isn't tilt, and doesn't have the free scroll that the G502 has. For someone who browses some long documents for school, it is a missed feature. 2) The ergonomics of this mouse aren't the greatest. The back end tapers off a little too much, leaving my palm hanging. In addition, the sniper button is placed a little too far forwards, making it so that pressing it can be a pain. The other buttons are nicely placed though. 3) The mouse is on the heavier side, even with the weights taken off. The M56 Pro is a very good mouse, up there with the G502. I do prefer it's sweeping lines compared to the angular G502. Many people have come up to me and complemented me on this mouse. There are some tradeoffs, but overall it is a great mouse and has become my daily driver.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2016 by Wesley G.
Had the mouse for quite a while now. So far, it's worked great; the mouse feels really high quality and durable. I quite like the feeling of the buttons on it and the scroll wheel in particular--simply using them tells you instantly that they are of higher quality compared to cheaper mice. I also love the button on the side that lets you lower the mouse's DPI for gaming. The mouse offers RGB and weight customization--the former through Corsair's CUE software. You can set up multiple profiles as needed just like you can with other Corsair products; I have my m65 set up to match certain color schemes I have going for my Corsair STRAFE keyboard, and they look and operate well together. Only issue I've had with it is the bottom-leftmost LED on the front of the mouse has a discoloration--it permanently gives off a reddish color no matter what profile I have set up for the front of the mouse. Normally I'd consider taking a star off for this, but since I literally cannot notice this unless I turn the mouse around and have it face me, it's like this problem doesn't exist. Therefore, I feel like it would be uncalled for to lower my rating of this mouse. (Edit: After testing it a bit more, it seems like this red discoloration does not affect the color of the lights in all cases; the red is noticeable with whites, yellows, and oranges, but seems to go away when the lights are set to blues or greens, for example.) TL;DR: Overall, I highly recommend the mouse. Love everything about it--the feel, the appearance, the customization, and the quality (with the one unnoticeable, discolored light on the front being the sole issue).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2017 by Matthew
I've had this mouse for a couple of years now. It should be a great mouse, but it has a few issues. First off, it is very, very heavy for a gaming mouse. Even with the weights off it is above what most competitive gamers would consider a maximum. Second, the sniper button is in the way. It's right where your thumb needs to be for lifting the mouse. That results in accidental button presses if you play at low sensitivity for accuracy and have to lift the mouse regularly. The result is having to disable the button entirely most of the time. The mouse itself has been rock-solid. I've had no issues at all with the hardware. The construction is excellent, and the sensor is fantastic. Unfortunately, I can't say the same about the software. The iCue software that is required to configure the mouse has been unstable and unreliable. It seems to conflict badly with some games (I can't play Rainbow Six: Siege with it at all anymore.) It regularly loses custom settings or loses the side buttons and has to be reinstalled, sometimes daily. Sometimes it'll lose the settings right in the middle of a match, causing losses and restarting the game to reinstall. I've sat through weeks of Corsair support techs trying diligently to solve the issues, but they ended up giving up. If only Corsair would come out with a 'lite' version of their software that would allow for basic rebinding and hardware configuration without all the elaborate bells and whistles I'd stick with it. As it is, it's gotten bad enough that I'll be replacing it with something from another company as soon as I can afford to do so.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2019 by D. Bude
I might be jumping the gun since I just received my M65 today, but, I researched my gaming mouse options for a while before buying the Corsair, and thus far, its performance and quality matches the superlative reviews for it vs. Razer and other more expensive options in the same category. Mouse speed was way fast but once you download the Corsair software which is fast and easy, from their site, it's a snap to calibrate the mouse speed and performance and all other options. What a joy it is to have a weighted, balanced, tactile super-accurate mouse when you're coming from using a cheap, prosaic Logitech generic mouse that I'd been using for the past 5 years or more. Which was fine, but if you are gonna get into flight sims. and gaming, in any way, it's much better to invest in something like the Corsair. Now I see the great advantage of upgrading to one of these gaming mice, my first. It's also more precise and accurate for day to day web and PC tasks as well. I wasn't sure about the wired action, but the cable is plenty long and sturdy, and you don't have to extend it much if you don't need to. Cable is extending from top left of the mouse. The Corsair software was fast to install and seems very easy to use, and NOT clunky which is a very good thing. My HP PC recognized the mouse instantly, so it was usable right away even without the software app. The lighting is impressive, attractive, and the design as far as ergonomics is fantastic. I tried it with a popular flight sim. app., and it was fine although you'd have to assign buttons to really use it that way, and it still wasn't as good as the Thrustmaster joystick but that's obvious, I'm sure. As an addendum to the joystick, it's amazing. It has a reassuring weight to it and it's large, but not overly so. I'm not a hardcore gamer, just getting back into the gaming and sim. world, but I already feel the Corsair M65 was a sound and durable investment. For the price, I do not know how you could beat this mouse considering its quality, build, price point, and performance. This seems like a mouse that will last a while, though I suppose if one were using it for hours a day on demanding new games like Call of Duty or whatnot, and really beating on it, it might wear out after a year or two, but I could be wrong. I am recommending it highly, it's just what I needed without spending $130 on a mouse not being a hardcore gamer yet, and it's impressing me right off the bat.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by Scott D. Briggs
I have lots of respect for Corsair, despite their keyboards going down hill lately. But their mice are something completely different. I appreciate how Corsair just goes in a completely different direction with their mice shapes, but also continues to deliver great performance and build quality. The shape is very unique, not many mice use this general shape. Its short, but wide. However, from my experience this can suite all grip styles if your hand is the right size. The shape does take a while to get use to, but once you get use to it I think you would enjoy it. The buttons are amazing. The left and right click buttons use Omron switches, and they feel great with this shell. Nice and tactile, while being light and quiet. The scroll wheel is one of the best I've used. It has noticeable steps but remains smooth and quiet. Scroll click is a little tight, but that's more than likely due to the high build quality. Left and right click are very tactile but a little mushy at the same time. The sniper button is tactile and tension-ed well, so no accidental hits to that button. Same goes for the DPI buttons. The sensor is the Pixart PMW3360. I can confirm Corsair implemented this sensor very well, no angle snapping, skipping, jitter or acceleration. No spin outs or anything unusual.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2018 by Robert C. Bishop