CORSAIR - M65 PRO RGB FPS Gaming Mouse

I actually have one of those just sitting in the drawer. Didn't like the shape or how damn heavy it is lol I don't mind the weight of my Ec2-b or my Fk1+ which is 90gband 93g I think, but the m65 pro is like 115G I think with the weights and it has that heavy metal body. I'll probably end up giving it away or something Also have the G pro x superlight which is only like 60G. It's a good mouse, probably better for people with smaller or medium small hands The Zowie wired mice are great. Haven't tried the wireless though.. those are a bit expensive

Hello, I need your help to find a mouse that meets my needs. I've been using a Corsair m65 pro for a few years now and it has its pros and cons that I either love or hate. I don't want to give up some of its features, but I won't buy the same one again because of the problems it has. Cons: -Scroll wheel button (third button) died after 8-9 months because the axle that presses the button is very weak and can break easily (photo 4). According to some forums, this is a design flaw, so is a chronic problem for this model. -Wheel axle bar itself is also very fragile. Axle in the centre of the wheel completely broke about 4 months ago, I glued it myself but it broke again. I can fix it again but this is only a temporary solution. -Bottom aluminium frame has some sharp edges (photo 3) on the front end, which cuts or wears everything it touches. I smoothed it with sandpaper but still threw away 3 mousepads because of it. Then I started using cutting boards or book hardcovers instead of mousepads. Pros: -I am very comfortable with its shape and size. It is relatively higher and larger than most gaming mice. -It is very heavy, and has removable weight scales, which you can customize it yourself. I feel more comfortable with heavy mice than with lighter ones. -Has a "sniper button" that lowers dpi when pressed, which can be useful in games or when working. I play competitive games like World of Tanks or Battlefield; strategy games like hoi4, ck3; and sometimes I do graphic design work for 7-8 hours non-stop. The mouse I'm going to buy must have such a shape and size like this and be heavy at the same time, don’t need customizable weight. I'm used to using a mouse with a cable, so wireless would be ok but not essential. I am in Turkey, so I can buy EU products or ask a friend living in the USA.

You mean the "RAT" Series. Im still rocking these today! Got my first RAT 7 at 2011. Now, since 3 years i use "RAT 8" and i never want any other mice. Fits like a glove for me since 13 years. tried mutiple others like Razer Basilisk, Corsair Darkstar (for ridiculous 170€ lol) Corsair M65 and a G502. I wasnt happy with any of them. RAT on top. <3

Same, just not the right shape. My hand cramps up like crazy. I love the big chonky mice. I use the Logi MX master for work and Corsair M65 for gaming. Edit: I guess I had the G502, but still made my hand hurt like crazy

Corsair M65 - yes its an FPS mouse I like being able to change my sensitivity with the click of the button below the wheel for different situations. Its been a phenomenal wired optical mouse for me. No longer dealing with shitty bluetooth dongles that stop receiving, and no longer have to do mechanical mouse maintenance and cleaning.

M65 has always done everything I need

Love my m65

Necroing this to say this is an issue with a lot of mice... 2 of my Corsair 65 mice also died, and they cost 4-5x more than the X12 costs right now Also the X12 uses Japanese switches, so that part may be better than other mice where they have issues with double-clicking and missed clicks after time

I mean, I've bought 3 Corsair mice and all have failed with the middle mouse button, some had doubleclicking, all after 1-2 years. This seems to be a common problem with all mice with heavy use. If you're going to be replacing the mouse after a year or two anyway, it's a lot cheaper to do that on a $12 mouse than a $80 mouse.

Biggest misconception about the G502 is that it's made for large hands. While it works for some; myself included cannot use it. It's too damn narrow at the grip. My buddy with slightly smaller hands performs extremely well with it. If you fancy spending a little $$$ for a long term mouse, I recommend the Zowie EC line. Ergo shape, very large, around 70-80g, no extra software needed. I myself searched all over for a good mouse that fit my hand, went through about 40 different mice, and ended up on the "Zowie EC1-CW". I wanted large, not 100g, wireless, don't care for RGB, and more modern performance (negligible), and no additional programs needed to change mouse settings. Another few mice I enjoyed (though heavy) was the Razer Naga, Corsair M65, and (not heavy) G Pro Wireless / Superlight, and Glorious Model D. My hands are 8.25 x 4.5 (If I remember correctly). And I can totally palm the EC1-CW comfortably. It's literally a perfect fit for my hand. They also have different sizes of the same mouse. Also take grip style into account. I'm more a hybrid of Palm/claw. Width was the biggest killer for most mice from my experience. Anything under 63mm grip area width gave me cramps in my hand

Corsair m65 works for me, tried some other logitech and a more expensive corsair one but were all worse.