| 品牌 | CORSIAR 美商海盗船 |
|---|---|
| 制造商 | Corsair |
| 商品尺寸 | 11.81 x 7.21 x 3.91 cm; 167.83 克 |
| 制造商是否已停产 | 不是 |
| 颜色 | 白色 |
| 计算机无线类型1 | 802.11a |
| 硬件平台 | PC |
| 是否包含电池 | 不是 |
| 商品重量 | 168 g |
生产商提供信息
采用可以让你赢的技术，可以根据自己的爱好进行设置，品质有保证。
这款鼠标具有12000 DPI 光学传感器和先进的表面校准功能。航空级别铝质框架，重量低，耐用。使用先进的重量优化系统，设置重心来匹配游戏风格，利用CUE进行高级按钮配置以及宏编程，三区背光设置。
12000 DPI 高精度传感器。
游戏级别光学传感器可提供精确的像素跟踪，自定义调整，以及优越的性能。
航空级别铝质结构
一体式机身铝框架，质量轻，耐用，质量分布均匀。
先进的重量分配系统
三个可调节区域，可以配合游戏的风格设置重量和重心分布。
超大的聚四氟乙烯鼠标垫
M65 PRO RGB鼠标采用低摩擦接触点，可确保很好的感觉和迅速、精确的运动，使用不费力。
表面校准调整组件
自动优化 M65 PRO RGB 12000 DPI 传感器的精度和响应能力，不管表面是什么材质都能确保良好的跟踪。
利用CUE
海盗船实用引擎（CUE）很容易为每个您喜爱的游戏设置按钮映射和其他参数。你可以将游戏配置文件直接保存到M65 PRO RGB鼠标上，随身携带。不要只配置您的鼠标 — 采用双宏、自定义 RGB 照明等等进行配置。
八个策略性放置的按钮
通过自定义按钮配置获得优势。
高质量滚动轮
橡胶表面缠绕着精密的金属核心，控制不费力，非常精确。
高容量Omron开关
可进行2000万次点击︰即使长时间作战也可确保可靠的性能。
兼容性和系统要求
- 配有USB 2.0端口的电脑
- Windows 10、Windows 8或Windows 7
- 需要互联网连接下载海盗船实用引擎软件
买家评论
此商品在美国亚马逊上最有用的商品评论
美国亚马逊：
359 条评论
Drew K
Best all-around gaming mouse for FPS and all-purpose gaming. Perfect unless you require a mouse with 15-20 buttons
2017年1月25日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
Drew K
评论于 2017年1月25日 在美国 🇺🇸 发布
INTRO: I'll start off by saying that my previous M65 is still going strong 3 years later with no issues. The only slight problem that ever came up was the scroll wheel had an issue where it would scroll back up half the time when I was trying to scroll down, but a couple puffs from an air can and a clorox wipe seemed to solve that. The only reason I'm upgrading now is because I'm also upgrading to a Corsair K95 RGB Keyboard, so I decided to get an updated RGB mouse to go with it. The old mouse only had the static blue light, so I convinced myself that the little scare with the scroll wheel was justification enough. Also I'm putting together a spare parts PC for my brother. The fact I'm buying the same mouse even though my old one is still good says something in itself.
FIRST LOOK: Upon first impressions I love this mouse. I loved the look and feel of my previous M65, and this one is only better. I went with the white shell top because I love the clean contrasting look of glossy white among the normally black sea of computer peripherals. I already know I'll be wiping it off obsessively to keep it clean, but it's worth it. Getting beyond the skin-deep stuff, I noticed right away that the sniper button was moved further toward the back of the mouse, putting it where my thumb rests naturally. I immediately sent Corsair a fist bump for that one because the position of the sniper button was my only real complaint with the old M65. I had to adjust my grip and reach for it, and that made me use it a lot less. Outside of FPS games, it makes a great quick macro button or extra key bind.
TEXTURE/FEEL: Another change I noticed immediately was that the sides of the mouse (black areas) have a texture like an extremely fine sandpaper grit . On the old version it was a basic smooth plastic. I like the new texture, seems to have more grip and generate less sweat. The top is glossy and smooth, where the old one was matte and almost rubbery. It was a nice soft texture, but seemed to generate a lot of sweat. The overall shape and size of the mouse seems to be the same, but upon closer inspection there are some very subtle differences. The end result being ever-so-slightly more compact, so that my palm rests on the new mouse less, which is a good thing because my palm would build up a lot of sweat using the old mouse sometimes. So that's +3 Sweat Resistance from shape and texture.
BUTTONS/ACTION: The feel of the L+R clicks is fairly light but clicky enough to feel responsive. With the old mouse, I did notice myself accidentally clicking quite a bit, but that was probably only after it was well broken in. It has 3 weight adjustment zones if you're into that. I think it feels a little better with the single weight at the heel of the mouse taken out, less overshooting on quick snaps. The position of the forward/back buttons is perfect, I much prefer having them both on the left side, in thumb reach, rather than symmetrically placed on each side of the mouse. The scroll wheel is nice and wide, and the scrolling action has a meaty feel so it's easy to distinguish between individual scrolls. Some people like a smoother, more free rolling action, but those people are crazy and probably smell weird ;). If you are way into MMO's or something you might want a mouse with 18 buttons on the side, but in my opinion the M65 has the perfect balance of complexity and simplicity in a gaming mouse.
SOFTWARE/FEATURES: The dedicated sniper button is probably the most unique feature of this mouse, and it's awesome. The DPI controls behind the scroll wheel are also very useful, and another place where they improved over the old mouse: the new one has 5 DPI preset slots, old one had 3 (not including the sniper button). With the software you can customize the amount of DPI you want from each preset, or remap them entirely with different functions/macros. The new CUE software seems to be significantly improved, making it much easier to remap buttons and create macros. You can of course create and customize lighting/macro profiles, even link a lighting effect across compatible Corsair devices. I don't have the Void headset, but am able to link effects between KB+M.
DURABILITY: Obviously I just got this one, but the old M65 survived a couple dozen drops from desk height onto a concrete floor (if lucky, a thin, hard rug to cushion). My office/gamer cave is in a concrete basement, and I shift things around a lot depending on what I'm doing, so some drops occur. I try to take care of my stuff, but I also put it through a lot of use, and Corsair's products have so far taken everything I can throw at them with a smile. Over the years I've purchased a lot of Logitech and Microsoft periphs because they were decent for budget prices. But budget prices beget budget materials, and budget build quality (alliteration is fun!), and I have the graveyard of old periphs to prove it. I also have a wireless Corsair headset that has seen some drops, and only developed one small crack after about a year and a half. Once I noticed that crack, I reinforced those areas with some electrical tape and now not only do they seem nigh on indestructible, I was able to cover up that lame Corsair gaming Antlers-or-whatever logo without disrupting the black satin-y look. Should be nothing but smooth sails from here (wink wink nudge nudge), but I will update my review if anything changes my first impressions.
VALUE/BOTTOM LINE: Corsair makes quality products and the M65 is no exception. If you've never owned a true gaming mouse before, you will be blown away by the difference and never look back. I can't imagine a better all-purpose gaming mouse, and I think $60 is a small price to pay for such a crucial piece of any setup. It might be double the price of your typical Logitech piece, but it's not overpriced and gimmicky like a Razer, and still looks better than any of them. Don't tell Corsair, but I would probably still buy this mouse at $90. And that's why I give it 5 stars.
P.S. Sorry I write long reviews... I just can't do it any other way. I appreciate your time if you made it all the way through.
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RoseTwiddler
Poor build quality for the price
2018年8月7日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
That Ert Guy
Excellent mouse, looks great but there are issues
2019年6月19日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
