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# 8200 DPI ultra-precise laser sensor Adjustable 3-zone weight system Aluminum unibody for durability & lightness Corsair Vengeance M65 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse, Gunmetal Black (CH-9000022-NA)

**Brand:** corsair
**Price:** ₨2887
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your FPS game with precision, power, and pro-level customization!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Corsair Vengeance M65 Performance FPS Gaming Mouse, Gunmetal Black (CH-9000022-NA) by corsair
- **How much does it cost?** ₨2887 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Built to Last, Designed to Win:** Rigid aluminum chassis combines featherweight feel with rock-solid durability.
- • **Plug, Play & Dominate Anywhere:** Onboard profile storage means your pro settings travel with you—no setup fuss.
- • **Tailor Your Grip, Own Your Game:** Customizable weight zones let you balance the mouse exactly how you like it.
- • **Sniper Button for Instant Accuracy:** Dedicated DPI toggle for ultra-precise shots when it counts most.
- • **Pinpoint Precision at Your Fingertips:** 8200 DPI laser sensor delivers pixel-perfect tracking for every critical move.

## Overview

The Corsair Vengeance M65 is a high-performance FPS gaming mouse featuring an 8200 DPI laser sensor for exceptional accuracy, a dedicated sniper button for instant DPI adjustment, and a robust aluminum unibody design. Its adjustable weight system and onboard profile storage provide personalized comfort and portability, while selectable response times ensure optimal responsiveness. Engineered for serious gamers, the M65 blends durability, precision, and advanced customization to give you a competitive edge.

## Description

From the Manufacturer The Vengeance M65 laser mouse is a finely-honed FPS gaming tool. It offers an 8200 DPI sensor for superior tracking, a dedicated sniper button that lets you switch resolution for extremely accurate shots, and an adjustable weight system for a custom fit to the way you play.OverviewHighly Accurate TrackingIf you’re good at gaming, you’re probably playing against opponents who are just as good. M65 provides the reliable response you need to give you a competitive edge.Advanced Customization and ControlBecause winning isn’t just about reflexes and accuracy – you need quick weapon selection and the ability to set up your mouse to do exactly what you need it to do.Comfortable for Hours of Game PlayCarefully selected materials and superior ergonomics, combined with precise tracking and advanced customization, help M65 cross that point where it doesn’t feel like a mouse, but like an extension of your hand.Features8200 DPI Laser SensorPrecise tracking for highly accurate control.Dedicated Programmable Sniper ButtonQuickly switch sensor resolution when you need extreme accuracy in FPS games. It’s not just for when you’ve selected a long-range weapon – it’s an indispensible feature any time you need to quickly switch to ultra-precise control.Second-Generation Control PanelThe included Windows application makes setup and customization easier than ever.Onboard Profile StorageOnce you’ve set up your button configuration and other parameters for each of your favorite games, you can quickly toggle between profiles directly from the M65. Since they’re stored onboard, you can take your profiles with you.Aluminum Unibody DesignThe single-piece frame is aluminum for low weight, high rigidity, and optimal mass distribution.Adjustable Weight SystemThree adjustable tuning zones allow you to customize the weight of your M65 to give it just the exact feel you want.Selectable Response TimeTune the performance for your desktop surface by choosing between 100Hz, 500Hz, 250Hz, or 125Hz (1ms, 2ms, 4ms or 8ms).High-Mass Scroll WheelThe solid metal, rubberized scroll wheel doesn't just feel great — it gives you the precision you need when selecting weapons. Precise tactile feedback and accuracy help make sure that you select the right weapon every time.Switches Rated for 20 Million ClicksThe durability you need for years of high-performance gaming.Soft-Touch MaterialsSurfaces are textured and have just the right amount of give for outstanding comfort.PTFE Glide PadsM65 is designed with low-friction contact points for swift, precise movement with minimal effort. Corsair Vengeance Gaming MiceVengeance M60 Vengeance M65Gunmetal Black Vengeance M65Military Green Vengeance M65Arctic White Vengeance M90 Vengeance M95Gunmetal Black Vengeance M95Arctic White Sensor 5700 dpi,Laser 8200 dpi,Laser 8200 dpi,Laser 8200 dpi,Laser 5700 dpi,Laser 8200 dpi,Laser 8200 dpi,Laser Programmable Buttons 8 8 8 8 15 15 15 Customizable Weights ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ — — — Aluminum Chassis ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Product Description The Vengeance M65 laser gaming mouse is a precision tool for serious gamers. It provides highly accurate tracking, advanced customization options, and the comfort and ergonomics you need when you’re playing for hours. The 8200 DPI laser sensor gives you accurate control during intense gaming sessions. The low-mass aluminum unibody structure is covered in soft-touch materials, with eight buttons including a dedicated, programmable sniper button that instantly lowers DPI resolution for long-range weaponry. And, it’s available in Military Green, Arctic White and Gunmetal Black to match your system or your style.

Review: Excellent Entry Level Mouse + Room to Grow: Corsair Vengeance M65 FPS Gaming Mouse, Gunmetal Black (CH-9000022-NA) - This wired, 8 button, “gaming mouse” was purchased December 2014. I have been using it daily for the usual range of desk top computer activities and an on-line FPS. I like the flexibility it offers, especially in weight control and software customization. The design is sharp and it seems very well built. This is not your generic plastic mouse; it has a rigid aluminum frame, connects via a tangle-free braided USB 3.0 chord, and feels solid in the hand. You will notice the difference 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 years ago 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 mouse settings for on-the-fly use. The DPI settings mean how sensitive the mouse is. The higher a mouse DPI the further the cursor on the screen will move across the mouse pad. Three of your pre-set DPI settings are controlled by 2 small buttons on top of the mouse, just behind the Scroll Wheel. I find this handy for switching between regular computer use and 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 the setting is lower, starting at 50 DPI. For a mouse that will zoom across the pad you can set the mouse as high as 8200 DPI. 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 Report Rate (1ms) will use more CPU resources because it has to query the mouse for its position more often. So there is flexibility 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. You can choose from High, Mid-High, Middle, Mid-Low and Low. When a mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, it will not stop tracking for a small height range; this can cause an unexpected extra move. If a player wishes to stop movement as soon as the mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, the lift-off function can be applied to force the mouse sensor to stop tracking. There is also a Surface Quality test which is very easy to do. The measurements depend upon DPI, surface type and movement 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 weight out 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’t like it. It is located in the ‘Assigned Buttons’ software, the first tab after the software opens. Just ‘flip’ the switch with your 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 used for multiple set-ups for different types of games with different performance requirements and come in very handy when you 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 an on-line FPS game about 3 days a week now (It was 4-5 days a week). This mouse has the flexibility to conform to your computer 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 the hand with custom flexibility, even for the novice gamer /computer user.
Review: Excellent mouse. Look past the mishaps. I hope this helps you! - I want to start this review by admitting that this mouse is NOT perfect. However, the minor flaws I encountered were nothing after I fixed the underlying issue, and now this mouse is unbelievable. PROS: - Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful! - The smoothness while moving the mouse around is by far the best I have ever encountered while using a gaming mouse/regular mouse. - The size is perfect (that's what she said! but seriously, it is.). I have rather large hands. I definitely feel more at home on this than most mice. - The lighting is unlimited. I bought this mouse specifically for the customization in lighting, as I wanted it to match my PC. - The scroll wheel (as most have said) is to die for. Literally. It makes me think to myself, "Great googomooga this feels good." Ever. Single. Time. I scroll. -The weights are perfect for me with my large hands and ability to push mice around easier. CONS: - While this mouse boasts *16.7 million colors* that is not quite true. For instance, if you wish to use grey you will see a slight purple hue to it. If you wish to use an off color gold, you will see more yellow. This isn't a huge setback, but one to prepare for. I am fine with the other millions of colors I have found that it *can* correctly display. - The sniper button is literally right under my thumb. Sometimes I feel like I will push it on accident. - The scroll wheel is a tad loud (I say a tad loud, but you have to compare noise to the virtual silence you don't? hear when scrolling down) when scrolling up. Hardly noticeable, but worth noting. OTHER (CON): So here is my beef with this mouse. I am currently running an Intel Core i7-4790k processor, Asus Z-97 Deluxe (NFC & WIFI) motherboard, DDR3 2133 Memory (4x4GB), GTX 980, Samsung 850 Evo SSD, and a Corsair 750D case with an EVGA SuperNova 1200W P2 power supply to run it all. Why am I mentioning this? Simple: My motherboard comes with a TON of USB 3 ports. It has very few 2.0. Every one of my parts function perfectly. Upon a firmware update, and a restart of my PC, this mouse did not work (I just got it out of the box about six hours ago). It was in a USB 3.0 port. The mouse moved, but the lighting would not work. At all. I called Corsair support. They were less than helpful. I typically find that I fix their defects (most PC manufacturers are like this) and they don't pay me. There were NO issues like mine online at all (well, within three hours of reasonable searching). So I did the next best thing. I got rid of every driver, re-installed the software, and left the firmware update in place. No luck. I checked my BIOS. No settings were off. Long story short, as a last resort, I updated my BIOS and found a setting that was labeled something like "USB Enumeration" or something. It was set to partial. I set it to full. This basically forces the BIOS to load all USB devices during POST and I assume (maybe, I don't know a lot about BIOS settings like that one, just enough to fix issues) output the full voltages or something. After flipping that switch AND putting the mouse in a 2.0 port (mind you, it was in a 2.0 port before this as I was testing to see what the problem was), it works! The moral of the story? Become your own tech support. I almost called desertcart to get a replacement. I found a few other stories like mine after knowing what to search for. I do not believe this is a BIOS issue. I believe it is a Corsair driver issue or USB config issue with their device and the way it works. After all, I did not have this issue with ANY other mouse. I did find, however, a few stories like mine about a few other devices from them (such as keyboards).

## Features

- 8200 DPI laser sensor - Precise tracking for highly accurate mouse control during demanding gaming sessions
- Dedicated sniper button - Quickly switch resolution for extreme accuracy in FPS games
- Second-generation control panel - Makes setup and customization easier than ever
- Onboard profile storage – Settings and profiles are stored directly on the M65 so you can take them with you
- Aluminum unibody design - Built for low weight, high rigidity, and optimal mass distribution
- Adjustable weight system - Three tuning zones to customize mouse weight and balance
- Selectable response time - Choose between 1000Hz, 500Hz, 250Hz, or 125Hz (1ms, 2ms, 4ms or 8ms)
- 2 year warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00ARD5410 |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Brand | Corsair |
| Button Quantity | 7 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,171 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00843591027946 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Item Height | 12.4 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Corsair |
| Model Number | CH-9000022-NA |
| Movement Detection | Laser |
| Range | feet |
| Style Name | Vengeance |
| UPC | 843591027946 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Corsair
- **Color:** Black
- **Movement Detection Technology:** Laser
- **Number of Buttons:** 7
- **Hand Orientation:** Ambidextrous

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Entry Level Mouse + Room to Grow: Corsair Vengeance M65 FPS Gaming Mouse, Gunmetal Black (CH-9000022-NA)
*by D***G on June 7, 2016*

This wired, 8 button, “gaming mouse” was purchased December 2014. I have been using it daily for the usual range of desk top computer activities and an on-line FPS. I like the flexibility it offers, especially in weight control and software customization. The design is sharp and it seems very well built. This is not your generic plastic mouse; it has a rigid aluminum frame, connects via a tangle-free braided USB 3.0 chord, and feels solid in the hand. You will notice the difference 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 years ago 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 mouse settings for on-the-fly use. The DPI settings mean how sensitive the mouse is. The higher a mouse DPI the further the cursor on the screen will move across the mouse pad. Three of your pre-set DPI settings are controlled by 2 small buttons on top of the mouse, just behind the Scroll Wheel. I find this handy for switching between regular computer use and 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 the setting is lower, starting at 50 DPI. For a mouse that will zoom across the pad you can set the mouse as high as 8200 DPI. 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 Report Rate (1ms) will use more CPU resources because it has to query the mouse for its position more often. So there is flexibility 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. You can choose from High, Mid-High, Middle, Mid-Low and Low. When a mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, it will not stop tracking for a small height range; this can cause an unexpected extra move. If a player wishes to stop movement as soon as the mouse is lifted from the tracking surface, the lift-off function can be applied to force the mouse sensor to stop tracking. There is also a Surface Quality test which is very easy to do. The measurements depend upon DPI, surface type and movement 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 weight out 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’t like it. It is located in the ‘Assigned Buttons’ software, the first tab after the software opens. Just ‘flip’ the switch with your 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 used for multiple set-ups for different types of games with different performance requirements and come in very handy when you 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 an on-line FPS game about 3 days a week now (It was 4-5 days a week). This mouse has the flexibility to conform to your computer 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 the hand with custom flexibility, even for the novice gamer /computer user.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent mouse. Look past the mishaps. I hope this helps you!
*by U***4 on March 24, 2015*

I want to start this review by admitting that this mouse is NOT perfect. However, the minor flaws I encountered were nothing after I fixed the underlying issue, and now this mouse is unbelievable. PROS: - Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful! - The smoothness while moving the mouse around is by far the best I have ever encountered while using a gaming mouse/regular mouse. - The size is perfect (that's what she said! but seriously, it is.). I have rather large hands. I definitely feel more at home on this than most mice. - The lighting is unlimited. I bought this mouse specifically for the customization in lighting, as I wanted it to match my PC. - The scroll wheel (as most have said) is to die for. Literally. It makes me think to myself, "Great googomooga this feels good." Ever. Single. Time. I scroll. -The weights are perfect for me with my large hands and ability to push mice around easier. CONS: - While this mouse boasts *16.7 million colors* that is not quite true. For instance, if you wish to use grey you will see a slight purple hue to it. If you wish to use an off color gold, you will see more yellow. This isn't a huge setback, but one to prepare for. I am fine with the other millions of colors I have found that it *can* correctly display. - The sniper button is literally right under my thumb. Sometimes I feel like I will push it on accident. - The scroll wheel is a tad loud (I say a tad loud, but you have to compare noise to the virtual silence you don't? hear when scrolling down) when scrolling up. Hardly noticeable, but worth noting. OTHER (CON): So here is my beef with this mouse. I am currently running an Intel Core i7-4790k processor, Asus Z-97 Deluxe (NFC & WIFI) motherboard, DDR3 2133 Memory (4x4GB), GTX 980, Samsung 850 Evo SSD, and a Corsair 750D case with an EVGA SuperNova 1200W P2 power supply to run it all. Why am I mentioning this? Simple: My motherboard comes with a TON of USB 3 ports. It has very few 2.0. Every one of my parts function perfectly. Upon a firmware update, and a restart of my PC, this mouse did not work (I just got it out of the box about six hours ago). It was in a USB 3.0 port. The mouse moved, but the lighting would not work. At all. I called Corsair support. They were less than helpful. I typically find that I fix their defects (most PC manufacturers are like this) and they don't pay me. There were NO issues like mine online at all (well, within three hours of reasonable searching). So I did the next best thing. I got rid of every driver, re-installed the software, and left the firmware update in place. No luck. I checked my BIOS. No settings were off. Long story short, as a last resort, I updated my BIOS and found a setting that was labeled something like "USB Enumeration" or something. It was set to partial. I set it to full. This basically forces the BIOS to load all USB devices during POST and I assume (maybe, I don't know a lot about BIOS settings like that one, just enough to fix issues) output the full voltages or something. After flipping that switch AND putting the mouse in a 2.0 port (mind you, it was in a 2.0 port before this as I was testing to see what the problem was), it works! The moral of the story? Become your own tech support. I almost called Amazon to get a replacement. I found a few other stories like mine after knowing what to search for. I do not believe this is a BIOS issue. I believe it is a Corsair driver issue or USB config issue with their device and the way it works. After all, I did not have this issue with ANY other mouse. I did find, however, a few stories like mine about a few other devices from them (such as keyboards).

### ⭐⭐⭐ This mouse is great. It's wonderful except for a few problems.
*by C***N on October 20, 2014*

This mouse is great. It's wonderful. It's fantastic. The mouse driver software is not terribly robust, but nothing to complain about. The mouse fits nicely in the hand and is quite solidly made, with excellent tracking and precision. "Then why does it have a 3 star rating?" Because this: The weights. I can't say whether or not it is due to this mouse itself, or perhaps a fault of my own, but one of the weights which screws in on the bottom of my mouse BROKE OFF. ~UPDATE~ It's now June 3rd, 2015. Yesterday, one of my thumb buttons "broke" as well. The plastic button you would push in, well, it's for of long. I can now pull it out about a quarter of an inch. It remains attached to the mouse, but it can get stuck behind the frontal thumb mouse button. It still presses whatever sensor it is inside the mouse, but I have to be very careful how I press it, other it won't register anything. Other than that, occasionally the left mouse button will stop responding after alt-tabbing. May be unlrelated. The entire screw and casing, as well as the magnet, are all perfectly intact. In fact, they're so intact that they refuse to become unstuck from each other. To clarify, on the bottom of the mouse, if you were to unscrew the weight, you would be left with two parts. A single large threaded screw, and the weight itself. On the inside of the mouse where you would've screwed the magnet in is a small threaded tube (which houses the screw, obviously), which is glued onto the mouse. The entirety of one of those screw casings has come OUT of my mouse. I believe this is either due to over tightening (the weights really don't require very much force to tighten, you can do it with your fingernail), or just a fault in production. Certainly, with the rest of the body of the mouse being so sturdy, you would've hoped that they would've built the screw casing into the frame directly, but alas, they have not. Because of the way it's become stuck, I had to use an adjustable wrench head (or pliers) to grab a hold of the weight while I unscrewed it. All that's left now is to re-glue it. A simple fix to a simple problem, but one that I don't know much about in terms of being a common occurrence. Other than that, the only thing detracting from the rating is that the sniper button is completely useless (It changes the DPI on-the-fly to anything you set it to while held down, but really, when are you ever going to need that?), and that's it really. I've applied E-6000 industrial strength adhesive to remount the screw, so all that's left now is for it to dry out.

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