Corsair SABRE PRO CHAMPION SERIES Gaming Mouse (Ergonomic Shape for Esports and Competitive Play, Ultra-Lightweight 69g, Flexible Paracord Cable, CORSAIR QUICKSTRIKE Buttons with Zero Gap) Black

Update: I got this mouse back in April and its now September. Sadly as much as a great little mouse it is, the battery is clearly very poor quality. In just 5 months the battery has clearly degraded so much tht the charge only lasts a day or two.. and thats even when I am not home and barely using it. For this reason i would now say to avoid it.. unless you want to constantly be plugging it in. Really dissapointed in Corsair, usually great quality, but clearly not in these product ranges.//I'm a big fan of Corsair products, and the SABRE RGB PRO Wireless mouse is no exception. It's a great mouse that's perfect for gaming and general use/work. It's extremely lightweight and comfortable to use, and it has a very accurate sensor which has a huge variety of DPI settings. Has a very low latency connection with high polling rates to select, and the quickstrike buttons are very responsive. I'm very happy with this mouse and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-performance wireless gaming mouse. It also has the nice bonus of subtle RGB lighting on the logo. I do wish it was a little more luxury on the materials but having got this product on offer, I'm more than happy with the quality.

I’ve been struggling to find a replacement for my G403 (I’m very shape specific) and have tried nearly every mouse on the market until this one, admittedly I was unsure at first but after a few hours of testing knew this was the perfect replacement.- Lightweight- Sturdy high quality side buttons (no post or pre travel or wiggle)- Good size for medium to large hands (who swap between palm and finger tip/claw grips)- braided lightweight cable (I use a bungee as I hate cable drag)Overall for the price this is a top tier mouse for competitive gamers and will be my main for the future

Let me preface this, a polling rate of 8000 will not work for you in the vast majority of titles. If you're buying this to play Valorant or CSGO, you will have to reduce the polling rate to about 2000/1000 in order to get a jitter-free experience.The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Champion Series is a brilliant mouse for FPS Gaming. It's super light, ergonomic, and doesn't have the drag that some other mice have in part due to it's paracord cable. While reading reviews for this mouse, I noticed some reviewers felt that the mouse chassis was creaky. I do not know what form of death-grip they were using on their poor mice, but the mouse I have received does not have this issue at all unless I am gripping with intent to crush.The mouse has multiple DPI presets, which can be cycled through by pressing the middle button just underneath the scroll-wheel. This button is well placed enough so that you won't press the button accidentally, but will not miss it if you feel like you need to adjust DPI on the fly.The RGB on the mouse is a nice touch considering the weight. This mouse is only just heavier than the Superlight offered by Logitech, and I can imagine most of that weight goes into the RGB. There are two lighting zones, on the scroll-wheel and on the logo. These can be adjusted with a variety of effects within the Corsair iCUE application.The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Campion Series is compatible as an NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer. I have not made use of this, but if you are interested in calculating and reducing your input latency, this may be of use to you.The main drawback to this mouse, however, and the main reason I have had to dock a star, is due to the polling rate. Advertising a whopping 8000Hz polling rate (0.125ms), you'd think this mouse is the top dog. Unfortunately, the vast majority of game engines just aren't ready for 8000Hz. Valorant, CSGO, and various other titles are a stuttery mess when playing at the full potential of the mouse's polling rate. For reference, I have a 3090, and sit capped at 235fps when playing Valorant. If I were to use 8000Hz, moving the mouse would instantly drop my frames to about 40fps for the entire duration of the mouse movement. In a first-person shooter, you can imagine how this would be frustrating. If you want to buy this as an "early-adopter" so to speak for when game engines do fully support the use of 8000Hz, feel free. The mouse is great even at 2000Hz/1000Hz.Overall though, the mouse is great for day-to-day use. It's not uncomfortable holding it for a long period of time, and I can't seem to find any faults with it (with the exception of polling rate, which is honestly not too big of a deal as it can be changed anyway).

1. Give the Sabre RGB PRO 2 or 3 days to get used to it and you will suddenly LOVE it.2. This is probably the lighest pc mouse I've ever owned, it felt unnatural at first and as it's clearly a premium mouse at a half decent price I wanted to give it a few days to adjust to its ergonomics etc and WOW.... I swear there's an improvement in my online gaming, for example in Overwatch PC, junkrats exploding tyre...am shooting it before it explodes way more than usual, doing some unreal shots before even thinking or realising my actions. I play BF4 and BFV as well and I do sincerely and truthfully feel a difference for the better.3. Had a whole list of different pc mouses in my time and beyond a doubt this Corsair Sabre RGB PRO is the best PC mouse I've ever had but you MUST give it 2 to 3 days to get used to it and adjust to it and the bondship between you and your new Corsair will just suddenly click.4. If it matters I also use 9900k @ 5ghz, was lucky to get a Sapphire Nitro+ 6800 XT a few Months back with a 144hrz 4k monitor so with all the top specs it's brings out the best of the Corsair Sabre RGB Pro.5. Oh for those that don't like the lights, you can turn them off or reduce their brightness etc. The Corsair software takes a little getting used to but I can say, for me, it's the best pc mouse software I've experienced to date, so don't be afraid to experiment with settings to get your preferred "way" of playing.6. The cord material linking the mouse is EXCELLENT, to me it feels velvety in the sense it doesn't stick to anything or drag across my table if that makes sense and I've managed to set it up in a way that feels as if it's a wireless mouse with no dragging or resistance whatsoever from the cord.