It's a good mouse. Because its my second mouse of the same model and make, however just like with the first one scroll wheel becomes unusable and really frustrating after some time, you scroll up or down and it jumps allover the place, idk whats their issue.

I had previous owned a Razer Copperhead - I found it to be too skinny and, since I have fairly large hands, extremely uncomfortable. This mouse, on the other hand, is very comfortable for any style of grip; I am still getting used to how sensitive it is, however ((in-game, mainly FPS use so far)...

Lovely ergonomic construction, with a well textured coating over a rigid aluminum frame. It makes for a solid feel with a comfortable grip. The settings are easy to configure but very detailed, allowing all the possibly settings to be changed (apart from LED colour).

very impressive mouse for the price, just make sure you download the drivers other wise the mouse is only half as good :)

Perhaps more than any other genre, first-person shooters (FPS) reward accuracy and swiftly punish imprecision. Even gamers blessed with the most cat-like of reflexes know that you can only go so far without the right weaponry in your arsenal.

Futuristic design; Very comfortable to hold; Nicely oversized scroll wheel

No wireless option; Not as configurable as other gaming mice; Lefties get no love; Control panel software is Windows-only

Actually I bought this product for my friend. really nice and comfortable. I am gonna buy couple of more to carry with me in Bangladesh. I want want to introduce this product to my friends.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use; Fast; Powerful

Corsair's range of peripherals just gets bigger and bigger, and it's now adding a new raft of updates to its Vengeance line of gaming goodies. We're big fans of the Vengeance range, from its excellent headsets and mech-switch keyboards to its rock solid gaming mice, and now the boards and rodents...

I love the fact that I can change the DPI inside a Game with the mouse buttons, that has helped me get better on my gaming by increasing slowly the DPI.

Playing first-person shooters (FPS) at a competitive level requires quick reflexes, the ability to think on one's feet and a responsive mouse. While the Corsair Vengeance M65 ($69.99) will not help with the first two qualifications, FPS fans will find this affordable gaming mouse to be a very...

Amazingly comfortable; Just enough buttons; Discrete X- and Y-axis DPI; Intelligent FPS functionality

Confusing software; No left-handed option

Excellent design, very comfortable and great features, would definitely recommend