Corsair’s new gaming mouse is as light-weight as $.35 in nickels

Corsair wasn’t joking round when it named the brand new $99.99 Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight Wireless gaming mouse. At 36 grams, it weighs only a bit greater than seven US nickels. Is that too mild? Maybe. Most of Corsair’s rivals haven’t shipped a mouse a lot under 50 grams (Sony’s new Inzone mouse is 48 grams). I may flick it throughout my desk with relative ease, and that’s the purpose of light-weight mice. The Sabre V2 Pro is made to be simple to maneuver so gamers can extra rapidly react in fast-paced video games.

Even so, it doesn’t seem to be Corsair lower too many corners to scale back the burden. The firm claims its tiny 210mAh battery can last as long as 70 hours per cost over a 2.4GHz wi-fi reference to its default 1,000Hz polling fee. The Sabre V2 Pro additionally helps 8,000Hz polling, letting your PC register a motion or enter at 0.125ms, however battery life will dive to only 16 hours per cost in that mode. Peripheral makers like to brag about 8,000Hz polling, however most individuals’s response speeds aren’t wherever near sub-millisecond sensitivity, so you’ll be able to in all probability save your battery.

The Sabre V2 Pro has a symmetrical form, however is constructed for right-handed for PC avid gamers, with two thumb buttons on its left facet. Corsair consists of grip tape that may be utilized to the primary buttons and to the perimeters to customise the way it feels to carry.

Tweaking this mouse’s DPI, macros, and different settings gained’t require a software program set up. Corsair is launching a browser-based configurator for the Sabre V2 Pro. This is slowly turning into the norm with PC gaming equipment geared towards execs. Allowing entry to settings by way of a browser makes it simple to rapidly make changes from any internet-connected PC, which makes them extra helpful throughout match play.

The Sabre V2 Pro is accessible now in black or white.