Corsair M65 RGB Ultra Tunable FPS Gaming Mouse Marksman 26,000 DPI Optical Sensor, Optical Switches, AXON Hyper-Processing Technology, Sensor Fusion Control, Tunable Weight System – Black
$6.99
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Make all your clicks count with the CORSAIR M65 RGB ULTRA Tunable Gaming Mouse, boasting a durable aluminum frame and pinpoint accuracy powered by a 26,000 DPI MARKSMAN optical sensor and optical OMRON switches. A six-axis gyro enables convenient tilt gestures for in-game actions, while CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology transmits those actions up to 8x faster than other gaming mice.
Iconic Aluminum Frame: The M65 RGB ULTRA’s anodized aluminum frame makes for lasting durability with a familiar shape.
CORSAIR MARKSMAN 26,000 DPI Optical Sensor: With an astonishing native 26,000 DPI and 650 inches per seconds (IPS) tracking, the MARKSMAN sensor captures your every mouse movement.
Optical Switches: Left and right-click switches deliver hyper-fast and precise responses, while standing up to years of rigorous use.
CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology: Registers and transmits your movements and clicks up to 8x faster than conventional gaming mice thanks to a native 8,000Hz polling rate.
Sensor Fusion Control: Combines a six-axis gyro and accelerometer to enable ultra-low lift-off distance for more accurate tracking when repositioning your mouse.
10 reviews for Corsair M65 RGB Ultra Tunable FPS Gaming Mouse Marksman 26,000 DPI Optical Sensor, Optical Switches, AXON Hyper-Processing Technology, Sensor Fusion Control, Tunable Weight System – Black
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Jesse –
Great mouse!
Greatmouse for PC gaming. 5 different dpi settings that are all customizable. Great feel in the hand and weight adjustable. Great quality material including the cord. Highly recommend!
Agora Studios –
One of the best mouses I’ve had.
This is a great wireless mouse, the buttons feel tactile and great with fast response times. It’s adjustable weights work well for those who want different weights from the base weight of the mouse, it’s rgb is great and is bright and it’s built in adjustable dpi helps with getting a better feel than non-adjustable mouses. The battery life is great and lasts a while with constant use. I’ve had it for a month or so and I’ve only had to charge it twice. The side buttons and sniper button are great for gaming and web browsing. All buttons on the mouse are customizable and the ique software works great and isn’t hard to use. Overall a great mouse. I would highly recommend picking this mouse up and other Corsair products.
Nick –
Good quality, high price but worth it.
Sturdy, fits comfortably in your hand. Super good response time. The RGB lights are good and the buttons are satisfying.
NM –
Nice mouse, it’s completely unusable.
Ever since owning the now discontinued Logitech G602, possibly the GOAT gaming mouse, I’ve been hunting for a replacement. The thumb grip is what attracted me to this mouse, and the customization options. This is a really fine mouse and feels really nice to hold.Unfortunately, this mouse is 100% unusable. Watch the attached video.The DPI shift button, or “sniper mode” seems to be mechanically bugged.This mouse is not even 48 hours old to my possession, and I noticed this issue immediately after playing some games.Seems like an internal fault, if I had to guess there’s a short between two connections which is triggering the DPI shift. Not something I’m willing to attempt to repair myself, not going to bother ordering another. If you purchase this mouse, I hope you do not have the same issue.Even the… wonderful… ICUE software fails to solve this problem, I tried to disable the sniper button by changing the bind to the Break / Pause key. This works until you restart or shut down the computer, the on board memory seems to forget this change.The best solution I can come up with is to just match the DPI shift to my preferred DPI sensitivity. But this completely negates the feature of being able to use the DPI shift. And if it wants to randomly trigger then I can’t use any of the other DPI settings.This mouse will go into the garbage as soon as I find replacement.
Scotty –
OROCHI ENJOYERS come on over!
If you’re like me and on the go, but also a gamer, but also a game maker and programmer, data entry technician, worked in a couple computer repair shops as a board technician, I’ve been around and seen. I loved my Orochi from Razer, but Razer isn’t good anymore. They kept letting me down, since 2010 I’ve owned 3 Orochi on my travels. I’ve always been comfortable with it, as its a little smaller and the top was made of metal and never wore out before my patience with the Orochi and its maker. (for things like the proprietary cables and terrible-est software *UPKEEP*)Enter the Corsair M65 Ultra, with more features than you can shake a stick at. It has no side scrolling – why do you care? This mouse has a gyro and gestures. Side scrolling with a tilt wheel, why! Just hold shift. The ergonomics are on par with my Razer Pro Click – the mouse my hand used to love the most. Slight slant to the right on the main buttons, and some nice hump action on the back side of the mouse makes my hand feel right at home. That’s what it’s all about, being an enjoyer. Corsair has you right here.I received I used unit, because I bought one. It’s cheaper. I don’t have time to waste by giving more money for something than I think it’s worth – $60 is right. We used to get die-cast cars for a dollar don’t mess with me. But I really appreciate this product at the price I paid even though it tried to explode when I tried to charge it.I didn’t even get into the build quality, the click sounds, altogether lovely. The metal frame gives a premium feel and sound, the weight is a lot. The friction is not necessarily a bad thing, but maybe the skates could be replaced if you want more glide. The mouse is tunable – and you’re within your rights as a mouse owner to cut your own skates. I haven’t bothered the prior user’s configuration of this mouse using all of the weight available. I find the weight to be too great for the skates on this mouse.Did I mention the mouse tried to explode when I charged it for the first time? Yeah! Like I said I bought a used one, who knows what the last pleb dipped this thing in. It got HOT. In comes Amazon to be the most amazing, publicly accessible retailer on the planet. They’ll send me yet another used one, no bother as it looks like a great value. For now, looking at it and playfully acting like its a fully functional mouse. I do believe though, if it did work, I would like it more.
PYQU Gaming –
Love this thing.Most durable mouse I’ve owned in a good while, up there with the old G himself the Logitech G7.Adjustable weight…obviously, so can configure per preference (easy to do too), nice tactile feel to everything, good fit for me at least, corsair RGB ICUE ecosystem works well, good build quality. Has the typical number and placement of buttons for gaming etc, no complaints there. Can go to a pretty high hz, but I mean going above 1000 can cause issues in games actually and kinda redundant…so dont really care about that when buying a mouse lolBit more expensive than average mouse of course, but over scam brands like Razor, I’ve put this through its paces over last year or so and its not showing any real wear or tear yet. That alone justified the price versus having to buy a new mouse every two years or so when you skimp.
Darker132 –
Veremos como se porta corsair con este… El nightsword es muy bueno, pero es la copia exacta del 502… Este se ve mejor y se siente mas a la medida de mano del usuario promedio, no tan grande, no tan pequeño.Los contrapesos lo hacen decente, no tanto ni tan pocos… Y sin estos, es hyper ligero, lo cual. Me sorprendio sobremanera, de los clicks,hablaremos… Los switches no me dan confianza de nah
noorhedayat –
I like m65 rgb ultra wireless mouse cos comfortable to hold and feel. I dislike mouse the left click getting very light while clicking after sometime
Brian McB –
Very easy to use great addition to PS5
Abduallh –
Won’t recommend, the right click is held by a tiny plastic that is permanently molded onto the click and easily breaks.