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Solid aluminium body. Braided cable.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Corsair M65 PRO RGB is a gaming mouse that integrates well with the iCUE ecosystem, offering good software with numerous settings and a reliable sensor with a minimum DPI of 100. It supports five profiles for DPI changes with saved settings and quick switching, and it features a solid aluminum body and a braided cable. The mouse is designed for a claw grip and includes RGB lighting across three zones. However, users have noted some drawbacks, such as blind spots near the wheel where clicks may not register, and the mouse tends to accumulate dirt in hard-to-clean areas. Additionally, the left mouse button may occasionally stick, and the glossy parts, especially in the white version, are prone to chipping and wear. Despite these issues, the mouse fits well in the hand and is considered a normal model with nothing particularly special.
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Good iCUE ecosystem The keys have blind spots, next to the wheel - where clicks simply don't count  milsennius: use Corsair M65 PRO RGB more than year |
Initially, it was a little unusual to use it (the square scroll wheel), but later I got used to it and now I don’t notice it. Fits well in the hand. I took it for 3000 rubles. Good software (ICUE), many settings, good sensor (minimum DPI-100 and it reads everything), 5 profiles for changing DPI with saved settings and quick switching. Looks very good. The main drawback is that the mouse constantly gets very dirty, with many hard-to-reach gaps where dirt gets trapped and is difficult to remove. Additionally, dirt accumulates around the buttons. Sometimes (very rarely) the LMB sticks, and you need to press it again to unstick it, which happens roughly once every two to three days. I got the white version, and the glossy part (white in color) is prone to chipping and wear. (The mouse already came out of the box with a small chip, but in a not particularly noticeable place)  Sergey Akishin: use Corsair M65 PRO RGB more than year |
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