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Corsair Sabre


A swift, accurate and lightweight weapon
DPI: 10,000 | Interface: Wired | Buttons: 8

Accurate sensor
Comfortable grip
Awkward DPI switch button
Another impressive mouse from Corsair, the Sabre is comparatively stripped down compared to the M65 Pro leaving just the essentials for a reasonable price. The first thing you notice is how light the mouse is. Its lightweight body combines excellently with its fast and accurate optical sensor to feel like a durable mouse you can wield in your hand for playing games of any genre. Corsair's CUE software is a little fiddly to get to grips with, but once figured out can be programmed to cycle colors around the Sabre's four RGB-lit zones.
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