

A fully tunable FPS gaming mouse to exactly match your preference, with eight programmable buttons, 1 DPI resolution increment, removable weights, and customizable lighting. It's also built around a durable aluminum frame, in an ergonomic design that fits perfectly in your right hand.

Native 18,000 DPI adjustable in 1 DPI resolution steps, gives you total sensitivity customization and ultra-accurate tracking, making M65 RGB Elite an ideal FPS gaming mouse.

Premium, durable anodized aluminum frame built to withstand a lifetime of gaming. High-performance Omron switches rated for more than 50 million clicks.

Advanced tunable weight system allows you to adjust your mouse’s center of gravity, or reduce its weight to just 97g.

Eight Fully Programmable Buttons
Get the most from your games with the ability to remap or assign custom macros to every click.

Stunning, customizable RGB mouse backlighting provides nearly unlimited illumination.

Conveniently placed sniper button to instantly reduce sensitivity for crucial shots.

Take your lighting and macro profiles with you, with no need for external software.
Tune your mouse to your mouse pad to maximize precision and responsiveness.


CORSAIR iCUE software enables vivid dynamic RGB lighting control, sophisticated macro programming and full-system lighting synchronization across compatible CORSAIR peripherals, coolers, fans and more.

LOW LATENCY GAMING
CORSAIR is partnered with NVIDIA REFLEX so you can confidently play with the lowest mouse latency optimized for competitive gaming.
Pros: + Sturdy build and quality. + Great glide on hard mouse pad. + Sniper button (instant resolution reduction) + Comfortable thumb “groove”. + Button customization + RGB Options The build is solid with quality parts. It’s a bit heavier than I am used to, but that is why they provided removable weights. The mouse does glide very smoothly over a hard mouse pad. I can’t say that it is any better than my other mouse, but it is a quality feel. The sniper button is pretty awesome and probably makes the mouse. By pressing the sniper button, the DPI drops to 400 so the cursor moves significantly slower per mouse movement. It allows you to make precise movements when zoomed in with your scope. The “groove” on the left side for my thumb is comfortable and makes sure I’m lined up to press the sniper button. The software is pretty straightforward to configure.
Cons: EDIT 02/01/2018: I retract my negative comment about the mouse being potentially uncomfortable due to the "protruding tail" and I replace my previously cracked egg with a new fresh one. See other thoughts for explanation.
Overall Review: I use a fingertip grip style (opposed to the palm or claw grip), so my fingers are farther back than the other two grip styles. My thumb reaches most of the sniper button just fine, so no issue there. I have no problem using the back slender thumb button either, but I cannot reach the forward slender thumb button with my thumb. The up and down buttons behind the wheel to dynamically change the mouse’s DPI is a feature that I cannot think of a reason for having. I rely on muscle memory when using the mouse. So if I’m changing how the mouse performs midstream, I am all over the place like I’m doubled up on espresso. The exception is the sniper button feature which slows down the reaction to mouse movement which allows precise placement. EDIT 02/01/2018: Due to my particular grip, my palm rested on the uniquely styled back of the mouse which, at the time of the review, felt unusual to me. However, after using this mouse for a year and a half, I can say that it is quite comfortable to me. It was just different at first. In fact, after reviewing two other mice over this time period, I returned to this one shortly after each of those reviews. The M65 Pro's weight, solid construction, glide, solid clicks, and overall feel in my hand has made this mouse my favorite.