CORSAIR M65 Pro RGB - FPS Gaming Mouse - 12,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Adjustable DPI Sniper Button - Tunable Weights -  Black

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Using your plastic pry tool on the rear of the mouse you can separate the plastics on one side and move along to the other side to un-clip the latch. No not pry from the front of the mouse! that is now you break the plastics which your mouse buttons hinge upon! Once the latch is undone the mouse should begin to separate easily for you. Don’t use force to separate the mouse as you could rip the cables from the top of the mouse to the bottom. If you’re looking for a fantastic gaming mouse that won’t break the bank, it’s hard to think of something better than the Corsair M65 RGB Elite. We would have liked the ability to make it a bit heavier, but the more lightweight design was easy to get used to. This mouse, with its 18,000 DPI sensor, dedicated sniper button and reliable Omron switches makes it an easy recommendation for any shooter fans out there.

Corsair Gaming M65 PRO RGB FPS Gaming Mouse Backlit - OcUK

From there, you can visit the controls menu in your game and bind whatever you want your button to do onto the P key. Still, it’s important to recognize that the weight isn’t for everyone. Although the M65 has adjustable weight, it’s heavy regardless, just like the Logitech G502 Hero with its removeable weights. The M65 Ultra Wireless is heavier than the wired M65 Elite, too, by 13 grams (though lighter than M65 Pro by five grams). Sensor and buttons It may be tempting to use WD-40 on the button, but mineral oil could penetrate some plastics and worsen the problem. So stay away from penetrating oils like Tri-Flow unless you just don’t care anymore. I tend to have sweaty palms during long gaming grinds and I’m happy to report that the grip stays firm. The only downside is that it collects fingerprints easily, but worry not, as cleaning is easy.Shit, just go get a Microsoft Intellemouse 1.1 for around 20-30(USD) from NewEgg if all Corsair wants to do is sell a mediocre product!

Corsair M65 Pro RGB gaming mouse – Disassembly and repair. Corsair M65 Pro RGB gaming mouse – Disassembly and repair.

And to my surprise, it works. I don’t imagine I’ll ever use the tilt function — immediately after setting it up, I accidently sent the mouse into a frenzy after flipping it upside down — but it works. There are some uses for it, too, like using Alt + Tabto cycle through windows or mapping a key like PrintScreenthat you may have to hunt for otherwise.

To additionally push this rodent I tested it by playing high-paced FPS games. Whipping out Battlefield V and PUBG I was blown away by its insanely high control speed. I faced no irregularities, spin-outs, or any glitches. Polling rate is at 1000Hz/500Hz/250Hz/125Hz, respectively. I can see no input lag with this sensor. Balance and Weight

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We were having a hard time finding the appropriate cherry for the middle mouse button which is 6mm X 6mm X 5mm in dimensions with only two connector pins no ground pin. If anyone knows the Cherry model number for that leave it in the comments below. Salvage mode. And, with the customizable RGB lighting and absolutely gorgeous design, it’s easy to see why this is one of the best gaming mice on the market. Anyhow, after owning a Microsoft intellemouse explorer for almost 18 years. As long as you clean the mouse it’s hella solid. And it should be considering logitech was behind the designs of a lot of Microsoft office products. I also have a blog about RedDragon products which so far has been holding up generations better then ALL of my corsair gear. So if you DO like glowey mechanical keyboards and mice and don’t wanna spend a fortune. The option is there.

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Adjustments to the M65’s performance can be made here, with the ability to create profiles that can be saved onto the mouse, or shared as digital files. Key adjustments include changing the DPI settings, button remapping, and calibrating against the mousemat surface. Should I buy the Corsair M65 Pro RGB? With the key-caps wearing out about a year and a half of ownership, I’m pretty much tired of Corsair’s shit at this level and am now willing on cutting my losses with this company altogether.