Corsair M65 RGB Ultra Wireless Tunable FPS Gaming Mouse - Sub-1ms Slipstream Wireless Technology, 26,000 DPI Optical Sensor, Up to 120 Hours of Battery Life, 8 Programmable Buttons - Black

Finally a mouse that feels solid in my hand, the click is positive. The frame is aluminum which is unusual in a mouse. You can shake it all you want and it wont rattle like every other one I have including some other Corsair. Movement is precise, responsive and smooth, it glides easily on my neoprene pad, it is heavier than most other mice I've owned, now the trend seems to be featherlight mice but I still prefer a heavier one like the M65. Coming from a Razer Basilisk Pro, transition was effortless, as the buttons layout is very similar. I was totally happy with my basilisk but I wanted to use a Corsair mouse so I don't have to load more software suites for just a mouse and I don't regret my choice a bit. It can be connected via USB C cable, 2.4Ghz wireless with the included adapter for lower latency or Bluetooth. You can customize all the buttons with different functions or even macros through Corsair's Icue software,

Great gaming mouse

I've used this same mouse for the past decade for work and gaming, only needing to replace it once because the scroll wheel stopped working after 6 years. It feels great and has a nice weight to it. I like that it's wired so I don't have to worry about charging it. The colors are customizable but I don't really mess around with that. It has a button on the side you can press with your thumb to either slow down your mouse speed (for aiming) or customize to a different action. I have honestly never used it once but it's fun to press a bunch of times when I'm waiting for a page to load.

The mouse fits almost perfectly in my hand. If it was just a little bit larger, and a tiny bit heavier, it would be absolutely perfect! The scroll-wheel is a dream to use and I have absolutely no issues (thus far) with the functionality of this mouse. The grippy texture on the sides is amazing, and whenever the next version of this mouse comes out, PLEASE, do not get rid of the texture side grips! I hate having to use grip-tape. iCue is... well, it's iCue, you either love it or hate it. I use on-device memory mode and just set my devices to ONE static color anyway. Which reminds me, yes, this mouse has on-device memory, so it's entirely possible to do that. Bluetooth works flawlessly; and I've used it with both Windows and Mac computers: On mac, I use the dongle because it makes life a bit easier. This mouse is extremely comfortable to hold and use. The mouse I was using before this one was the Razer Naga Pro, and I found that mouse to be very comfortable for long-term usage. The dongle-storage area under the mouse is also really cool! If I was a Bluetooth-only user, or travelled a lot with this mouse, I would absolutely make use of it. I only have three gripes (after using the mouse for the first 30 minutes): Firstly Corsair used somewhat GLOSSY plastic for the WHITE portions of the mouse instead of a plastic that had texture and grip (companies-in general-need to stop using glossy plastic on electronic devices imho). Secondly, given the price of the mouse, the default cable that came with it should've been braided! I have my own braided cable that I intend to use, but... I jut feel like the cable that comes with this mouse could've been much better. Finally, Corsair, it's 2026... that dongle that comes with this mouse needs to be USB-C already. P.S. Corsair, The white & grey color scheme is absolutely brilliant, please don't get rid of it in future iterations of this mouse.

This mouse had an issue with the scroll wheel after only 3 months (past the amazon return period), and Corsairs warranty policy is terrible. Before this I used an old wired logitech G502 until I got this mouse thinking it would be an upgrade, but quickly the scroll wheel started to become almost unusable because whenever i would scroll it would only register maybe 10% of the scrolls that were being made. The faster you try to scroll it, the slower it would end up actually scrolling because it would hardly register anything. I got it replaced under Corsair warranty but their warranty is terrible because they expect the customer to pay for the shipping on their faulty product to send it to them and they took 2 weeks just to send me the replacement after I sent mine to them, they do not reimburse for shipping so it cost me extra money to get this mouse fixed which is ridiculous considering it already cost so much to begin with. After they sent me the replacement I just ended up selling that new one and buying a logitech g502 x lightspeed instead. I am so much happier with it the quality feels much better and Logitech actually stands behind their products. When I had to claim warranty on logitech products in the past they will actually send you a replacement upfront before they receive your item and they will cover the shipping if they even make you ship it back at all. That is far better warranty and support than what I experienced with Corsair and it is what should be expected for these expensive items. I also realized how much better the logitech mouse feels it really is superior for your hand comfort and has great features like the scroll wheel that can be used for fast scrolling and side scrolling and the wheel feels much more tactile and quality then the one on the m65

Love this thing. Most durable mouse I've owned in a good while, up there with the old G himself the Logitech G7. Adjustable weight...obviously, so can configure per preference (easy to do too), nice tactile feel to everything, good fit for me at least, corsair RGB ICUE ecosystem works well, good build quality. Has the typical number and placement of buttons for gaming etc, no complaints there. Can go to a pretty high hz, but I mean going above 1000 can cause issues in games actually and kinda redundant...so dont really care about that when buying a mouse lol Bit more expensive than average mouse of course, but over scam brands like Razor, I've put this through its paces over last year or so and its not showing any real wear or tear yet. That alone justified the price versus having to buy a new mouse every two years or so when you skimp.

Veremos como se porta corsair con este... El nightsword es muy bueno, pero es la copia exacta del 502... Este se ve mejor y se siente mas a la medida de mano del usuario promedio, no tan grande, no tan pequeño. Los contrapesos lo hacen decente, no tanto ni tan pocos... Y sin estos, es hyper ligero, lo cual. Me sorprendio sobremanera, de los clicks,hablaremos... Los switches no me dan confianza de nah

I like m65 rgb ultra wireless mouse cos comfortable to hold and feel. I dislike mouse the left click getting very light while clicking after sometime

Very easy to use great addition to PS5

Won't recommend, the right click is held by a tiny plastic that is permanently molded onto the click and easily breaks.