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

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With its PixArt PMW3360 optical sensor, the Corsair M65 Pro has up to 12,000 DPI. This can be adjusted in steps of 1 DPI using Corsair’s comprehensive iCUE software, letting you fine tune the settings to your exact specification. With iCUE and the Corsair M65 Pro you have complete control in the palm of your hand. Smooth and Stylish I guess -ALL- of the buttons get destroyed in the hands of a gamer! Super glad it helped you out. I was a little blown away myself that my buttons failed after a few months and I was just doing office work (Illustrator).

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I sincerely believe that eating Cheetos while playing Skyrim has brought this curse upon my beloved handheld input device.

Speaking of the weights, there are three of them, and they’re not quite as easy to remove as other tunable gaming mice. Where you’d usually be able to just pop out the weights on other mice, there are three large covers you have to unscrew and remove to access the weights. Just like its wired counterpart, the M65 Ultra Wireless comes with six removeable weights. They’re split into three sections, so you can choose to have the internal weight, the external weight, both, or neither. In addition to shifting the weight from 110 grams up to 128 grams, the weights are also distributed to adjust the center of gravity.

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If you are experiencing issues with your computer mouse, you can try resetting the mouse to resolve the issue. Having a DPI change buttons on the fly is very convenient and I’m sure you will all agree with that, however, my feeling was that DPI buttons are a little stiff. Also, the scroll wheel and the forward DPI button could use some space between them. DPI can also be changed up to 18,000! That is crazy number, though personally, I’m satisfied at 2,400 DPI. Sensor Love the mouse. Like the weight of it and it works great that you can adjust the weight to your liking. Feels very comfortable in hand. The weight makes the M65 Ultra Wireless feel like a unit,too. If you’ve used any of the past M65 iterations, you already know what I’m talking about. This is a hefty mouse that feels like it can stand up to pressure, unlike a lot of ultralight esports mice that feel like they’ll fly away if you don’t grip them tightly enough.

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I am university physics Senior in Indiana. I LOVE this mouse. I am having the same issue. I saw online to try spinning the mouse wheel rapidly. This seems to help temporarily. When I get time after I crush some of these classes (currently 31 credit hours), I might venture opening up my mouse and cleaning it out. I can also comment on how it glides smoothly thanks to its extra-large glide pads. I didn’t discern any lags during my testing session with the report rate going as high as 1MS and I’m impressed. The Corsair ICUE software can be user-friendly but still goes with some flows. It will provide customization from lighting to programmable buttons that will surely satisfy your needs. M65 Elite vs M65 Pro vs DeathAdder Elite vs G502 FAQ

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There are two zones of RGB illumination, controllable by Corsair’s proprietary iCue software, love it or hate it. We happen to be fans of the freedom it gives you, but there are plenty of people that would prefer something more simple like Razer’s Synapse software. Also, a good thing to have is a cheap voltmeter with a continuity tester to verify your switch’s operational state prior to soldering them in. Disassembly of the Corsair M65 Pro RGB mouse.Elsewhere the supplied cable is braided, but sadly non-removable. On the underside of the device are three removable weights for fine-tuning the balance, and of course the optical sensor itself. Rated at a maximum 12,000dpi, the sensor is suitable for monitors of all resolutions, with complete customisability available in software. 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? There’s no doubt that the introduction of new M3 chips was the main event at Apple’s Scary Fast show. Yet, it looks possible that the M3 Pro might actually have a significant downgrade compared to the Apple silicon chips that came before it.