Corsair Vengeance M65 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse, Military Green (CH-9000024-NA)

This wired, 8 button, “gaming mouse” was purchased December 2014. I have been using it daily for the usual range ofdesk top computer activities and an on-line FPS. I like the flexibility it offers, especially in weight control and softwarecustomization. The design is sharp and it seems very well built. This is not your generic plastic mouse; it has a rigidaluminum frame, connects via a tangle-free braided USB 3.0 chord, and feels solid in the hand. You will notice thedifference right away.First a few listed basic features I am using on the M65. I just started gaming on-line on a regular basis about 2 yearsago so this is not a review for the seasoned gamers amongst us. It is my first 'gaming' mouse.:: Vengeance M65 Gaming Mouse Features :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::~ 50-82oo DPI laser sensor; with on the fly DPI adjustment.~ Dedicated sniper button; programmable DPI~ Selectable Response Time (aka Polling Rate): 1ms, 2ms, 4ms or 8ms~ Lift Height Adjustment~ Adjustable Weight Tuning: 3 weights~ Scroll Wheel; metal with rubber wrapping. [It clicks down but does not tilt.]~ OS Support: Win7, Win8, Win Vista, Win XP [I’ve had no problems on Win10]What I do use, mostly, is the ‘Manage Performance’ section. This is where you can customize the DPI of four mousesettings for on-the-fly use. The DPI settings mean how sensitive the mouse is. The higher a mouse DPI the further thecursor on the screen will move across the mouse pad. Three of your pre-set DPI settings are controlled by 2 smallbuttons on top of the mouse, just behind the Scroll Wheel. I find this handy for switching between regular computer useand gaming. The fourth DPI setting is for the Sniper Button located on the left side of the mouse.For instance, to use the Sniper button most people would want very little movement for a more precise solid feel; so thesetting is lower, starting at 50 DPI. For a mouse that will zoom across the pad you can set the mouse as high as 8200DPI. Those are the two extremes and with a wide spectrum of DPI settings you can adjust to your own wants and needs.You can even set separate X/Y axis DPI settings if you desire.Also in the ‘Manage Performance’ section of the software I have set my Report Rate, aka Polling Rate, at 1ms. The higher the Report Rate the more often and accurately the mouse sends it position to the computer. A higher ReportRate (1ms) will use more CPU resources because it has to query the mouse for its position more often. So there isflexibility up to 8ms if you need to be nice to a slower computer.The Lift Height, on the same tab, means your mouse will still sense the pad surface even when lifted off the pad. Youcan choose from High, Mid-High, Middle, Mid-Low and Low. When a mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, it will notstop tracking for a small height range; this can cause an unexpected extra move. If a player wishes to stop movementas soon as the mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, the lift-off function can be applied to force the mouse sensorto stop tracking.There is also a Surface Quality test which is very easy to do. The measurements depend upon DPI, surface type andmovement speed. Certainly if your pad has been exposed to food, dirt, greasy fingers and, then daily dust on top of all that, your dirty surface is going to retard the sensitivity no matter what the DPI and movement speed. If you are going to spend this amount of money on a mouse you should also get a new very good quality, clean, mouse pad as well.To “Tune” the weight and balance of your M65, access to those weights are simple. There are 3 large ½ inch slotted “screw” covers on the bottom; you can’t miss them. You can use a coin or screwdriver to unscrew those covers and then just dump out the weight enclosed. This is all personal preference, as well, so just experiment with each weightout of the enclosure.By the way, you can use a simple ‘switch’ to turn Off the blue light emanating from the front of the mouse if you don’tlike it. It is located in the ‘Assigned Buttons’ software, the first tab after the software opens. Just ‘flip’ the switch withyour mouse. It’s the only mod I use on that particular page.I do not utilize all its software capabilities, like Macros, multiple Profiles and Button Assignments; those options are usedfor multiple set-ups for different types of games with different performance requirements and come in very handy whenyou want to easily change from one game to another.Well, there are the basics of what I use on the M65 whether writing reviews, e-mails, ‘Shopping’ photos, or playing anon-line FPS game about 3 days a week now (It was 4-5 days a week). This mouse has the flexibility to conform to yourcomputer wants and needs. What’s nice is the M65 can grow with you when you feel the need to move into Macros,Button Assignments or Profiles.I would, based on my basic experience of this mouse, give it 5 stars; solid well-made, no problems, feels good in thehand with custom flexibility, even for the novice gamer /computer user.

Disclaimer: Previously I was using an Anker 2000 dpi mouse. I have also used a Logitech G500s. I have been using the Corsair M65 RGB FPS for 2 months now. All of my examples are about CS:GO, I'm sorry in advance.TL;DR: Very high-quality mouse. Would highly recommend it. I love it.Pros: The weight of this mouse is excellent. I use all three weights, but even without weights the mouse only feels slightly too light. The RGB lighting has excellent color. Probably my favorite part about the mouse is its surface material. The entire mouse is covered in anti-sweat material that actually works. The top of the mouse is covered in a fine layer, whereas the sides of the mouse are a slightly thicker gauge. The Anker I was using before would make my thumb and pinkie sweat profusely due to its gloss plastic sides, but the Corsair hasn't produced any gross sweat stains or markings anywhere, all the while keeping my hands cool and dry. The look of this mouse is superb, whether you're a minimalist or a flashy character, this mouse will please your eyes. It's sleek and tasteful, and even the logo doesn't look bad. The feel of this mouse in my hand is very comfortable. So comfortable that it almost feels custom. Maybe I just got lucky. Finally, the cord has a material covering which is nice.Cons: I praised the anti-sweat material on this mouse, but Corsair forgot to put it on their Sniper button, so there are said gross sweat stains around the edges of the Sniper button. Woe is me. I wish the scroll wheel had less clicking resistance. The click is very satisfying, but it takes a little too much pressure. That being said, the scroll wheel is otherwise high-quality. Unfortunately, the cord material feels slightly cheap as though it could fray easily if your desk were too rough and the cord rubbed on the corner. Mine is still in very good condition though, and I have a wooden desk. The Sniper button is well-placed if your thumb is flat against the mouse, but when I AWP in CS:GO I have may hand in a small claw, holding further back on the mouse which puts the tip of my thumb directly on the Sniper button. In tense situations I tend to put a lot of pressure on my thumb and pinkie and a few times now I have accidentally clicked the Sniper button while turning left or right and under-shot my targets. The obvious solution here is to set your Sniper button dpi to match that of your main dpi. But what's the point of a button that does nothing other than annoy you when you change your dpi? An FPS game worth its salt will give you the option to have a default sensitivity and a scoped/zoomed sensitivity, so the Sniper button is never really that useful*. If they released a model without the Sniper button I think it would be better. Finally, the lighting options given to you in the mouse software leave something to be desired. Don't get me wrong, there is some variety, but when you compare it to the custom lighting profiles you can make for their keyboards, it leaves your mouse feeling a little left out.Conclusion: This mouse is near perfect. Sure, I have lots of writing in my Cons section, but most of those gripes are small, and are really just minor inconveniences. You're left with a fantastic mouse that feels wonderful to hold, slides well, and has a solid feeling. The buttons work great (for the most part), and everything looks cool as hell. This is definitely one of the best mice for the best price.*The Sniper button proved useful when I decided to start going for 360 noscopes. My in-game sensitivity in CS:GO is very low, and I can barely get 180 degress off of an entire mouse pad sweep. However, I could assign a high sensitivity to the Sniper button, and then hold it when I did my 360's. It can also be used as a convenient turn bind for anyone who is into surfing/bhopping.

scroll wheel died. it WAS my favorite mouse.

Compré este mouse algo a ciegas, ya que solo tenía como referencia las recomendaciones de la marca Corsair. Y estoy muy contento con mi compra. Este mouse es excelente, súper cómodo de usar.Tiene varias configuraciones de dpi en los botones centrales, con el LED central como identificador de los dpi. Todo esto es totalmente configurable en la herramienta de software de Corsair.Además, tiene distintas pesas en la parte inferior para que lo acomodes al peso necesario para tus juegos. Lo uso en un mousepad Steelseries y todo el setup es muy cómodo de usar.

Really good mouse overall with some nice functionality that I don't make enough use of. It's comfortable and just the right size. The weights option is pretty great, although I realized I like my mouse fairly light (only kept 1 of the 3 weights - the one at the bottom). I've yet to see if it's more durable in the long run than the Razer mice I've owned in the past. It definitely seems sturdier overall with the metal frame, and even the plastic seems to be of better quality. The quick DPI adjustment buttons are nice, but I barely ever use them - that could be just me. Would recommend overall.

This mouse is the best mouse I've ever had so far. I was using a bluetooth mouse that came in a combo with the logitech mx5500. I was getting a bit of mouse lag and couldn't adjust properly the sensitivity of the mouse. I'm a serious PC gamer and I'm always looking for anything that can slightly enhance my gaming experience and this one is a must! It is very confortable and it's easy to switch between the different sensitivity settings while staying focused on your game. Alot of people who start gaming on a PC forget that a good mouse and a good keyboard are critical. It may sound weird but you can get serious injuries with a bad keyboard and a bad mouse if you use it quite often like me. Even if I have large hands, it feels realy good in my hands. The wire comes with a velcro belt so you can adjust its length and prevent a messy setup. Combine it with a Corsair Vengeance K70 which has a USB port and you barely feel that this mouse is wired. Its very lightweigt and the color combination possibilities are amazing! I've always bought Corsair products and I always will. With them, I always feel that they come up with quality products that lasts.

pros:- easy to clean the white gloss surface when it gets dirty.- easy to use software- feels very good in the hand- braided cable- weight system- 3 side buttonscons:- mouse acceleration right off the bat, you must update the drivers to fix it.(not worth taking a star off since the update comes with the software install)- doesn't come with case to hold weights which are small and will get lost easily without one.drivers: http://www.corsair.com/pt-pt/vengeance-m65-fps-laser-gaming-mouse-white-artic-whitego to downloads and download the files. open it and run the "m65 setup" once you have that finished and ready, run "m65fwupdate 2.26" this will get rid of acceleration.