Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse Review

Often there is no unique point of sale of mouse for games: either offers good quality for an excellent price or not. But sometimes there is something up-to-date in the mouse or something that does well enough to give him a very specific point stamp, and I think it is here with Corsair Sabre V2 Pro.

I have already written about it after it is started, but Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight Wireless seems to be a significant leap forward for the mainstream of airy mouse mouse for games, as was the original Logitech G pro x Superlight was in 2020/2021.

It’s because it is seriously Light and was not stunned with the full of a million tiny holes. I remember when I used G Pro X Superlight for the first time and I was impressed by the fact that he weighed only 63 gi was still full and I felt very solid. 63 g is an venerable news nowadays, but reverse these numbers and you can impress me again. This is what Sabre V2 Pro did.

Some will not receive the attractiveness of the ultra -light game mouse and this is quite sincere. I think there is definitely something to say about the argument that the lighter the mouse is, the more flims and cheaper can feel, even if the materials are technically solid.

I felt so for a moment using this mouse. I had a few days before my mind and my hand got used to something so airy and I started to feel that I didn’t hold something less than Premium. But when I got used to it, this feeling has disappeared, and now I have the impression that I keep something both premium and unjustified lightweight. It is tough to explain exactly how my mind adapted in this direction, but he definitely did it, and made me realize that subjective quality assessments.

I think I was simply used to heavier things of better quality – this is often the case with a keyboard, for example in my experience – but I used to operate Sabre V2 Pro for several days, the subconscious belief dispersed. This is undoubtedly a high quality, full, solid mouse, which is simply very, very airy. This is good news if you like to play in competitive shooters like me. I discovered that it is there smallest Click before clicking to LMB and RMB, but this is almost imperceptible and noticeable only if I really improve by comparing clicks between this and, say, heavier and initially more costly g pro x superlight.

I tried other games with this mouse, but the game that I am still coming back to is Counter-Strike 2, because it is a kind of game to which it really seems to design a mouse. Without the weight of the additional weight – I did not know that I aroused until I tried Sabre V2 Pro – my hand slides with terrifying ease. I was pleasantly surprised when I did not cross the shots, which was something that was worried if I went too airy.

Just like when I tried G Pro X Superlight for the first time, this step down the mouse makes me feel like I was fighting less with the mouse to put these arrows and maintain the level of my step when turning the turns. And it wasn’t even a fight I knew I had about 60 g until I tried it. It may be placebo, but I will take it anyway.

I had either zero problems with the sensor and as you can see in the chart below, it is because tracking is extremely consistent. The more consistent, the closer the dot should be the average line running through the center, and the dots for Sabre V2 Pro are almost concentrated.

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All this leads me to the conclusion that the Corsair Sabre V2 Pro absolutely nails the matter of competitive operate. The only possible downside on this front, at least for some, may be that it is rather ice skating. This material is more robust, so it should last longer, but it is slightly less speedy than PTFE, although the enhance in friction is not huge. You can always replace them on the skating of the secondary market as soon as there are some – there will probably be some Corepad Or other skates of the secondary market on the market of this mouse soon, although I can’t be sure.

It is equipped with spare skates that have a larger surface, as well as some stickers handles. In addition, you get a USB cable A-to-C and a wireless key, and that’s all. This is minimal, just like the mouse in general-it does not have a real RGB and only the basic LMB/RMB/Middle/Back/Back/Forward-where probably facilitate maintain a relatively low cost next to the average, but enough 70-hour battery life.

It seems that there is a specific target market here: those who, like me, want something to get this competitive advantage with minimal additional wersaw, all at a reasonable price. Even his ordinary, symmetrical design is undressed and prioritizes the competitive function over bells and whistles. Many of the best mice for games costs USD 150, and this is undoubtedly, because they often contain a certain connection of RGB, snazzy project elements, greater battery life, more buttons and so on.

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However, not here. If you want to go through DPI preliminary settings, you can accommodate RMB and a back button for a few seconds. You will see that in terms of the RGB circle, it illuminates with the coded color DPI-but only briefly, in order to inform you in which setting you are. Then it disappears again and you returned to a regular, functional mouse, free from any lighting.

These DPI settings can be changed in the software and I am glad that this is network Software, not an application for installation. . Corsair Web Hub In the case of SABRE V2 PRO, it is also very minimalistic, allowing you to change key assignments, create some macros, changes (and selecting) DPI preliminary settings, set the survey to 8,000 Hz and update of the firmware. It is gracefully low and effortless to operate, just like the mouse. This is what you want from a airy competitive game mouse. However, you only get one on -board profile, so there is no cycling between different settings.

If you are someone who deals with everything that mice for games can offer a wider audience, you’ll find better elsewhere. But if you just want a sweet taste of a competitive FPS victory and be glad that you give up all additions to get there, this one is for you. At least I certainly discovered that it is for me, and competitive FPS games are my bread and butter.

The main competitor, which is facing the mouse, is Air Turtle Beach Burst II, which has the same MSRP worth 100 USD. Turtle Beach has a better battery life, but it is 11 g heavier and I think I would decide on Corsair, considering it. Finally, if you go airy, you might as well go. In addition, judging by the charts, the Corsair sensor looks a little better. And you don’t have to install any software locally to configure it correctly.

Under no circumstances is it a affordable mouse, but for a feat that reaches a full and solid mouse 36 g, $ 100 very well for my ears. If you like competitive shooters and airy mice, it is worth money. This is now my counteracting mouse and Overwatch 2. I just stick to the secondary market of PTFE skaters: Come on Corepad, go to work.

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