Corsair M65 RGB Ultra Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
<p>I bought the Corsair M65 RGB Ultra Wireless at a store many months ago with the intent to review it — but I didn’t get around to it till now because I was struggling with how weird it is. It’s different enough from current market norms that it defies both expectation and classification.</p>
<p>Today’s popular wireless gaming mice have super light shells with safe shapes and high performance components. Corsair makes an excellent mouse that plays to these market desires in the Corsair Sabre, <a href="https://xander51.medium.com/corsair-sabre-rgb-pro-wireless-gaming-mouse-bec1837f1320" rel="noopener">which I think is great</a>.</p>
<p><strong>The M65 is very much its own thing.</strong> It feels like it fell out of an alternate universe where heavy mice packed with ancillary technologies are the norm, and in <em>that</em> world it would be a great pick. But here in a place full of light sleek options, it’s an extremely odd duck.</p>
<p>I like it, but it has a bunch of qualities that make it the definition of “not for everyone” — and one standout feature that I wish other mouse companies would borrow.</p>
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