CORSAIR - M65 RGB ELITE Tunable FPS Gaming Mouse

You probably need the Corsair m65 elite it’s pretty big

Corsair M65 RGB Elite for me, had it 10 years and is still available now. Adjustable dpi, 18000 max which is ludicrous. Polling rates as high as 8,000Hz again that's ludicrous. Sniper button for FPS games. Yes it's wired, can't stand having to charge or change batteries all the time.

I've owned several Corsair mice, but each has eventually succumbed to "click failure". I still have my (second) Corsair M65 RGB Elite, and I think the M65 RGB Elite or Ultra are closest to the G502. Having said that, my Corsair mouse isn't 100% reliable anymore and it sits on a shelf now. My setup now includes a Corsair RGB keyboard, Corsair MM700 RGB Extended Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad, and Corsair ST100 RGB Premium Headset Stand, but I absolutely love my Logitech G502 and won't go back to Corsair right now. Sorry guys, you need to address the issues with the top mouse buttons wearing out.

>I would want something WITH ten key, macro keys, and volume control as well. As far as a mouse goes, I would want a couple extra buttons on the side, but nothing crazy like some MMO mice I've seen If you need dedicated macro KB keys, then the K100 is about the only choice. K95 Platinum XT models are getting scarce and you may prefer the standard bottom row and spacing on the K100. However, be aware any KB key can be assigned as a macro key, so all those Scroll Lock, Pause, num pad and right sided keys can be made to do the job with a click. That makes the K70 models like the MAX an additional choice. The Darkstar has the nice amount of useful side buttons that can be activated without requiring extreme finger precision. It also has tilt command options, so left, right, front, rear mouse tilts also can become macro triggers or other commands. The M65 Elite and Night*sabre* also have tilt commands that effectively become another set of side buttons.

There's a distinct lack of Corsair M65 on here. I like a heavy mouse and am a claw grip user, so I find the M65 is the most comfortable for me.

Corsair's 502 is the M65, Razer's is the Basilisk. Though, I don't think any of them are particularly big mice, the 502 is just really really heavy because of the metal scroll wheel and freescroll, and the side support for the big ass sniper button.

I have large hands and have switched from Razer to a Corsair M65 and it fits my hand very well. My favorite option is the little "shelf" for your thumb, it makes it so much nicer to use.

FWIW I have a G502 and a Corsair M65 and switch back and forth, both are really comfortable. I've also heard the Nightsword is similar in shape/size/features - [NIGHTSWORD RGB Tunable FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse](https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-mouse/ch-9306011-na/nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-gaming-mouse-ch-9306011-na)

Lucky. My DeathAdder 2013 started double-clicking on nearly every button within like 4 months, I had to exchange it for a Corsair Vengeance M65 which thankfully did me great for years before I gave it to a friend.

Lucky. My DeathAdder 2013 started double-clicking on nearly every button within like 4 months, I had to exchange it for a Corsair Vengeance M65 which thankfully did me great for years before I gave it to a friend.

Lucky. My DeathAdder 2013 started double-clicking on nearly every button within like 4 months, I had to exchange it for a Corsair Vengeance M65 which thankfully did me great for years before I gave it to a friend.

I was hoping my Corsair M65 was on the list

I use a corsair m65. Fits my largeish hands well, although I do use more of a claw grip with mice in general. Its also got some good weight to it if youre into heavier mice.

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

Ok, thanks will ahve another look - I have exclusively been using Corsair products (though have a bunch of others as ive tried like 20) but i have large hands and wouldnt mind trying a bigger mouse. That said, ive looked at a bunch of mice that he has liked, and i always prefered the corsair, must be hand shape (Ironclaw, scmitar, M65 etc generally all feel quite similar in shape)

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.

Corsair M65 or the tried and true Logitech G502 are my go to

Corsair M65. My hand is 8.5" from heel of palm to tip of middle finger, and my palm is 4.5" wide. Never found one more comfortable

If those still don't work, the corsair m65 is a pretty wide bodied mouse. Works well with bigger hands

I like the Corsair m65. It's nice and wide. Very comfy as well

Rocked the M65 for years now I have a KeyChron M3

M65 has always done everything I need

Love my m65

Take a look through mice shapes and pick some larger ones - https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/browse?sort=width-descending I'm personally a fan of the Corsair M65 series.

Try with the Corsair M65, is bigger than others, maybe u like it more than the Basilisk

iCue is complete garbage, im currently using a Corsair m65 and even Redragon software is 10x better, and gives you more control

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.

Sorry this is gonna be long response but your problem is something I have explored for a while and am passionate about lol. I agree it's pretty frustrating to find light mice with lots of buttons. I also love mice with 6+ buttons. Besides the aforementioned Aerox line (or even Rival 5) from Steelseries, there aren't a lot of options as they all start pushing 100g. An alternative is the corsair m65 which has tilt gestures, or the razer basilisk, but these mice are still 100g There are a couple things you can do to solve your problem though. One is software related, and the other is ergonomic modding related. Software can increase your binds, while modding can make mice (feel) lighter # Software: Use button shifting/layering in software to increase the number of buttons you have available. The only companies that I know of that do this is Logitech (G-shift), Razer (hypershift), Roccat (Easyshift) and fortunately your Glorious mouse (Layer Shift)! Try playing around in your glorious CORE software to enable layer shift and then you can effectively double/triple your binds # Modding: Mod your existing mouse (or one you like with lots of buttons) to improve ergonomics and grip strength. This in turn allows a stronger hold on your mouse thus making it feel lighter. This is pretty much what I did when all the mice I liked were heavy but had 8+ buttons lol For example, I too love my g600 and use it for a lot of stuff. I took it apart to solder new switches and i found out it has 2 metal plates inside to add weight (absolute blasphemy!). I took those out and it reduced the g600 by 30g, so now it's only about 100g, which is pretty light by my personal standards. Then I added grip tape to the sides and a wedge for my pinky, then switched out the stock cable for a paracord cable and now the g600 feels like a lightweight dream to use. Consider Clawmates by Struth Gaming for comfortable wedges to put on a mouse with lots of buttons. I use clawmates on a spatha X and razer basilisk for competitive FPS games and they feel plenty good to flick and track with, even with their heavy weights Hopefully all this info helps. Happy mouse searching/modding, pal! #

I have large hands (xbox duke was the most comfortable controller ever) and I don’t find my Corsair M65 to be too small. Had it for over a decade, too

I like the Corsair M65 for the width.

I have large hands (not as large as OP), and I use a Corsair M65 for gaming, and a Logitech M705 for my work PC. Not perfectly sized, but definitely more comfortable than most "normal" mice.

I don’t have high hours in rust but I do in r6 but I use m65 corsair

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

I have really wide hands and use a Corsair m65 works very well for me

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

I have big hands (not quite that big though) and over the last 10 years ive bought 3 seperate Corsair M65's, only mouse Ive had that feels good in my hand