Corsair - Gaming M65 RGB USB Laser Mouse - Black

This control is super good. It's the right size for my hand easy to move and control plus the lighting makes it perfect. The perfect mouse for any laptop.

It would be difficult to find a more feature rich mouse. 16 million colors in 3 independant zones. Fine adjustments for dpi changes. Just make sure you download the corsair software to take advantage of the features. Check out the corsair forums and download some profiles. I have the k70 rgb keyboard and many profiles work for both devices.

I really like this mouse a lot. I do a lot of FPS/MMO gaming with this mouse and have not run into any troubles with it so far. I was a long time Logitech fan, so buying this mouse was out of the ordinary for me, but I am glad I did. Sure, the mouse has these pretty led lights that you can control via software and the cord is a little longer than most mice, but the thing I like best is that it's not too heavy, fits in my palm perfectly and the cursor is where I want it on the screen. One other thing, It has this sniper button along the thumb that lets you control the speed of the mouse when you sniping in shooter games. Very nice!

Very accurate and precise the software is perfect. The ergonomics are good for my hand but I have very large hands. If you have smaller hand you may want to step down to the smaller corsair mouse. The RGB effects are perfect for my strafe gaming keyboard and M 65 gaming mouse. The Corsair Cue software is highly recommended.

A really comfortable and ultra responsive mouse. The sniper button isn't used as much since I tend to play with low dpi in fps games already but it can make a huge difference in precision when needed at high dpi. I got the Corsair Strafe RGB to match up and don't regret it at all!

When I stated looking for a mouse, I was torn between the Corsair M65 and the Logitech G502. I am not a PC gamer, but I was looking for something that would be comfortable for long periods of use as I wrote my masters thesis. After doing some research, I chose the M65 for a few reason. The primary reason I chose the M65 was the quality of the build. The M65 felt much sturdier than the G502 and has a solid aluminum frame. Another reason I chose the M65 was for longevity. I took a look at the G502 on display at Best Buy and noticed the coating on the mouse was wearing off on the buttons and parts of the palm area just from being on display. My M65 still looks new after three months of use for several hours everyday. Another deciding factor was the size of the M65. I have large hand and G502 was noticeably slimmer. The M65 fits my hand well. It also remains comfortable after long hours of use. The final reason I chose the M65 was the simplicity. The G502 had too many buttons and looked over engineered providing more opportunities for something to break. The five buttons on the M65 are conveniently placed and have served just fine.

Instantly improved all of my mouse related computer needs. The lighting is cool, cable length great, feels awesome to the touch, numerous customization options. As good or better than any mouse for half the price of most

The weight of the mouse is what sold me, along with the aluminum body. But it is the best mouse I have used and cannot recommend any other mouse due the construction of other mice, cable, and the ergonomics.