The one piece top seems to be made of silicone and it feels velvety smooth. I'm not entirely sure if it looks more like a weapon or a mouse with its somewhat prominent red 'sniper' button and vented aluminum frame, but i do like its angular yet smooth looks. I think the M65 is a very nice looking mouse.
With the KDE desktop and the mouse sensitivity set to 50% and acceleration enabled, the M65 is set at around 600 DPI for a 17 in. The Corsair M65 RGB Elite is a wired, right-handed, 7 button (plus the scroll wheel and its button) gaming mouse with solid specs, like a very accurate 18,000 DPI optical sensor which provides a max resolution that's an order of magnitude higher than any human could ever manage, but bigger numbers are more impressive apparently. Oh, and all that nice rubberized coating was worn off and it didn't take long for that to happen either. It started clicking the primary button by itself and although i might have been able to resolve the issue, i've had it apart several times to clean crap from the wheel sensor, chipping the case in the process, and its feet were just about worn down to the nub. My Cooler Master Inferno finally gave up the ghost after 11 years. I would suggest avoiding any mouse using the "50 million click" buttons, or at least make sure they aren't the same brand. Unless you're willing to break out the soldering iron, stay the hell away from this mouse! Corsair is using horrible, poor quality micro-Omron 50m switches for both the primary and secondary buttons and they fail very quickly according to many people, including myself.
Rather than critiquing the gaming performance and digging deep into the specs of the Corsair M65 RGB Pro, the focus here will be to inform others as to how well i personally like this mouse and its usability and compatibility with a Linux based OS.
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