Corsair Sabre v2 PRO Ultralight FPS Wireless Gaming Mouse – 33,000 DPI, 36g Weight, 8,000Hz Hyper-Polling, Mechanical Switches, Up to 70-Hour Wireless Battery Life, Web Hub – Black

The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Wireless is an excellent ultralight mouse, especially for FPS and competitive gaming. The shape is comfortable even for long sessions, the build quality feels premium, and the sensor performance is absolutely top-tier. Tracking is flawless and the clicks are crisp and responsive. The 8000 Hz polling rate is extremely smooth and responsive you can definitely feel the difference. However, at 8000 Hz the battery drains faster, so frequent charging is expected if you use this mode constantly. Lower polling rates still feel great and help extend battery life significantly. One downside worth mentioning is the lack of native iCUE software support on Windows, which limits customization options like advanced button mapping and profiles. Basic functionality works perfectly, but full software control would make the experience even better. Overall, this is an outstanding mouse for competitive players who prioritize low latency, lightweight design, and reliable wireless performance. Highly recommended despite the minor drawbacks.

Balazs .CS · 2026-01-22 · via amazon

It’s fast it’s nice it has good tracking and going from a Razer death adder essential to this 😍 but one downside that really matter is you can the back of it down and it’ll cave

Winnie Goad · 2026-04-14 · via amazon

It is the lightest mice i've used in a while. feels great and swift though i will be giving it 4 stars because of sorta crappy software. ICUE doesn't detect my mice for me the change the settings. I recommend anyone having this issue to use the ICUE web browser as that works. aside from that, the bluetooth feel is 1 to 1 as wired. battery life lasts long. high customization from dpi to macros. the stock mouse slides are average but it does come with more wider skates you can switch if for AND mouse grips. for its price compare to the competition I would say its the biggest bang for your buck for competitive mice.

Ghosty · 2025-12-22 · via amazon

Want a 36g mouse with no bloatware and light crispy clicks? Want a scroll wheel button that's spammable? Yeah this one is it. It's great but there's a bit of sacrifice when it comes to bringing it down to 36g. Cons: -For starters, there's no DPI button for quick dpi changes. (Probably for weight) -There's no Bluetooth, just wired @1kHZ and 2.4g @ 8k polling rate. (Probably for weight) -The side buttons are the same as your typical Corsair mouse, mushy & lots of pretravel. PROS: -36grams, and evenly balanced. -Web-based software, so no extra downloads to your computer. -One of the best switches on a mouse PERIOD. -No stuttering, reliable 4k & 8k performances. Things to note: The sensor isn't directly in the middle of the mouse, it's sitting towards the bottom, not a deal breaker but something that's need to be mentioned. I love this mouse so far, battery is OKAY, not great but something that can be overlooked at this weight. Considering all the other offerings from Logitech, Razer, & Pulsar with lightweight mice that's costing closer to $200. Having a enthusiast/pro mouse for under $100 is a great thing to see again. 4.5/5 stars.

DroLandz · 2025-10-01 · via amazon

I've bought several mouses over the years. I'm no expert, that's for certain -- but this is one of the best I've used. I was looking for something ultra lightweight, so this was a no brainer at 36g. Be wary, it's like you're holding air but in a good way. Less strain on the hands with butter smooth precision. Takes a little getting used to after using a 78g mouse for the past few years. The additional/optional hexagonal pattern grip adhesive (3M super sticky) adds a huge amount of personality and utility. No complaints so far.

Will · 2026-02-21 · via amazon

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