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)...

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

The peripheral market is currently festooned with competitive mice from a wide range of manufacturers, and since Corsair diversified from the core business of memory, PSUs and cases they have been a strong presence never to be underestimated.

+ Durable construction; + Finish which is grippy where necessary; smooth where appropriate; + Large; easy to access Sniper Button on thumb; + Three independent DPI levels & Sniper DPI level; + Responsive button switches; + Aesthetic appeal which sets it apart at the price point

Corsair produces a range of accessories for gaming consoles and its latest peripheral is the Vengeance M65, a mouse designed especially for dedicated gamers all around the world. The Vengeance range of products features headsets, keyboards and mice.

- Looks awesome; - Works exceptionally

- we can't find any

In the last 20 years Corsair has gone from strength to strength and right now they have one of the strongest product lineups of any brand on the market, and I'm hoping quite a bit that the M65 gaming mouse I'm looking at today not only lives up to my standards as a gamer, but also as a fan of some...

The new M65, even if it preserves the appearance of the older M60, has been upgraded with a sensor of the latest generation, in order to reach higher DPI values, up to 8200, while the M60 was limited at 5700.

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...

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 are getting a five added to their names.

Omg everyone should get this I had a razor naga it broke in 2 months, ive had this one for 5 months now and its doing just fine!

The color and the shape and everything

nothing is bad

pros: OD green maches my corsair Vengeance case snipe button speed control qualtiy of construction even from china cons: little pricy for a mouse but you get what you pay for made in china but what is not these day (sad) last gaming mouse I had was a lot smaller took little getting used to but love