Corsair M65 RGB Elite – Wired FPS and MOBA Gaming Mouse – Adjustable Weight and Balance – Durable Aluminum Frame – 18,000 DPI Optical Sensor , Black

Honestly, for the price point, this mouse is pretty freakin nice.Been using this thing for about 3 months now, and I guess the first thing to note is that the left click issue I read about seems to be real, but it isn’t really a huge problem on my end for FPS gaming, since my clicks still do register properly in-game. It’s really only an issue in games like TFT where my left click registers twice and rerolls my shop twice (but it’s not really an issue since I can just use keyboard binds). Not gonna lie, I think these reviews are just dramatic as hell lmao.As a fingertip player, I really like the feel of the mouse. Its very ergonomic and rests very comfortably in my hand. I also really like that its easy to clean and not a lot of stuff like dead skin cell buildup and dust really gets in places like between the side buttons (gross). The tunable weights are quite nice too, albeit I do take them all out for a light mouse for FPS gaming (but I like the modularity of the weights!).

I've bought this mouse three times over the course of four years or so. I use it for about eight hours a day, it sees heavy usage during these eight hours, and lasts me about a year which is amazing considering how much I put it through the works. Although this next part is relative to personal preference, I don't think the mouse weighs a lot, even if it was too light, it comes with adjustable weights - of which I'm perfectly fine using the default weight parameters. After the first time I bought it I went with some Red Dragon models which are, for the price, amazing; however, those mice are a gamble - they can either last as long as this mouse or barely last a few months whereas the three times I've bought this product, it has stood an average of 9 months to a year's duration.The buttons are easy to get adjusted to, the DPI change is uniform to the mouse chassis and in a decent spot, I've never found myself accidentally changing the DPI - and if this is a problem, the mouse has a software interface where you can disable all other settings profiles. The side keys are macroable to other functions outside of the industry standard input so you don't need to mess around with editing the device through other means.Fair price, fair product, I wouldn't know what the best mouse is as its all relative to style, use, and preference - but if I had my way, for the way I do things - this mouse is more than enough. Obviously not the best for MMOs due to its lack of buttons but yeah... thoroughly recommend this mouse if you do a lot of traveling across your mouse pad - does really well at not "eating" into the surface. Would buy again, and again, and again.

Funny story. I had JUST bought another Razer Naga for the 12 keypad on the side. I wasn't looking for a mouse. I found a display of this bad boy at a walmart though and let me tell ya what. The feel was unreal. Take out the rear most weight because you won't want it. With the center of gravity shifted to the front of the mouse, this mouse is the best feeling mouse I've ever owned. I tend to pinch the mouse between my thumb and ring/pinky finger and move it mostly with my wrist and the feel of having the weight of the mouse precisely between those 2 points is an experience I didn't know I was missing. The software from Corsair isn't anything to write home about but its not lacking in any of the features you'd come to expect from a gaming mouse these days. Key rebinds, chroma, and a pretty fluid DPI preset will make this the go-to mouse for any FPS or mouse clicker game. The lack of buttons isn't the best for MMO's and such but for those, I have a Naga anyway.

Worked fairly well until it didn't. Lasted about 8 months when the right mouse button stopped working. Probably not a good value for the money.

This is a great mouse for the price point. The RGB is subtle, but still noticeable. Feels solid in my hand not flimsy or cheap. I've read and watched reviews on the mouse that complained about the m1 and m2 buttons needing more force to use and how the mount for the scroll wheel breaks. I've not experienced the clicking problem and feel like it's working as intended. The mouse is too new for me to comment on the wheel mounting issue, but so far so good. Will update if I do find a problem down the road.UPDATE 11/5/19: The mouse now doesn't register left clicks and at first I thought it was me, but it's definitely the mouse. A quick search online you can find countless reddit/forum posts about this issue. Even more posts how people have RMA'd the mouse multiple times and eventually asked for a differnt mouse entirely. There are even videos on how to open up the mouse and replace the switches itself. Terrible Quality Control from a 'Premium' brand. I dunno about their other mice, but this one isn't worth your money. I really like the way this mouse looks/feels/etc, it's just too bad it doesn't even last a year. Waste of $ I'm not going to RMA it for another busted mouse down the line. Just going to think twice before buying another mouse from Corsair.

I'm a gamer and I'm on my second mouse since 2016. Only reason the 1st one failed is I got some fuzz under the left mouse button and it stopped clicking. I tore it apart but bent a little metal piece rendering it useless. That 1st one lasted 3 years and this one is going on 4 with heavy gaming. So, I just bought 2 more for a back up for myself or anyone else in the house that needs one some time. This is hands down my favorite mouse and it'll take a whole lot of convincing to get me to try out any other.