I would gladly recommend this mouse to anyone who finds the shape suitable, and I am happy to call it an Editor's Choice as well. It's a sturdy rodent that's made to last-at least hopefully, but with these components, durability should not be a concern. The M65 RGB Elite might be your best option for a gaming mouse. There are a lot of different great-looking effects, and the transitions are smooth and the colors vivid. The Corsair logo and scroll wheel light up according to the preferred settings. RGB lighting isn't missing from this mouse, of course, as it's even in its name. Some settings should be more logically organized, and the whole thing could be simplified a bit. The Corsair iCUE software, which controls all newer Corsair products, is quite good, I didn't encounter any bugs while using it, and it's fast, doesn't lag. They almost feel like higher quality aftermarket PTFE skates. The mouse feet on this model are among the best stock feet I've ever seen they are smooth and hardly produce any resistance. I would definitely love to see it improved with future Corsair mice. Unfortunately, the cable is very thick and stiff it generates quite a lot of resistance. The main switches are rated for 50 million clicks, which is a nice addition to the overall picture this mouse paints of itself. All buttons lack unnecessary travel and feel nice and crisp. I'm not sure if this affects all copies or if it was just a quality control hiccup on mine. This can be fixed by tightening the two screws on the underside of the mouse-and thankfully, you don't have to remove any mouse feet to do so. It's very raw and responsive, a perfectly ideal choice for eSports-level gaming.īuttons on the M65 RGB Elite are good even though the main ones had a lot of pre-travel by default.
It offers resolution settings in native increments of 1 CPI and doesn't seem to have any smoothing or input lag at high CPI, which is not the case with other flagship PixArt sensors. I think the minimum weight could and should be drastically reduced for those who prefer a lighter mouse.Ĭorsair created a new sensor in collaboration with PixArt, and the PMW3391 definitely turned out to be fantastic.
The total weight can be modified from 97 to 116 grams with a bit of cable included. The M65 RGB Elite comes with the ability to have its weight adjusted there are three screwed-in weights on the bottom plate you can remove, each weighing 6 grams. This goes for the build quality as well because the mouse feels rock solid in the good sense-nothing squeaks or creaks, and there is no misalignment I could detect. Surface-wise, the M65 RGB Elite is fantastic it's nice and grippy as the choice of materials is truly excellent. However, I don't think it would be suitable for palm gripping (again, I could be wrong here, this is totally intuitive). It's short but wide and can be a perfectly ideal choice for claw and maybe fingertip grippers. Objectively, the M65 RGB Elite is almost perfect, which is very rare in any price category. Everyone's different, everyone has different needs and preferences, what's perfect for me may not work for you. Is it a perfect mouse? No, it isn't, but there is no such thing out there.
I have no experience with previous Corsair mice, and the M65 RGB Elite made a great first impression.
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