Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a nice, large, lightweight mouse with a comfortable ergonomic grip suitable for both large and small hands. Corsair mice aren’t known for being particularly stylish or flashy, so it has a plain, more utilitarian design. RGB lighting consists of only an illuminated Corsair logo. The scroll wheel is not illuminated. In fact, there aren’t a ton of extras at all, which is exactly how I like my mice. The less complicated the better. There are only two back and forward buttons on the left side and a DPI adjustment button on the top just behind the scroll wheel. The DPI button can either cycle through the default preset DPI settings or adjust DPI manually in 50 DPI increments. A status light on the top indicates DPI mode. The Sabre performs and handles well, although it didn’t start out that way. Tracking was initially skittish and spotty during both gaming and desktop use. It also felt heavy and laggy regardless of DPI setting and occasionally hard stuttered as if I overshot the mousepad even though I hadn’t. I thought it was due to a flaky mousepad, so I tried another pad and got the same result. I then tried the mouse with the USB cable connected but still didn’t notice any improvement. That’s when I figured something was off. I was blaming the latency on the wireless, but the USB cable should have solved that. I decided to download the latest version of Corsair iCUE and calibrated the mouse. It has performed flawlessly since and tracking is now spot on. The lightweight body handles nicely, skates smoothly and the easy access DPI button is handy for making on the fly adjustments. Best of all, it tracks reliably and smoothly now. It performs well for gaming. I even prefer it over my game controller for more precise aiming and movement in Back 4 Blood. I do prefer using the USB receiver over Bluetooth. It feels a little more responsive with less latency. The iCUE app is useful for overall management and can apply firmware updates, button assignments, and adjust lighting. The only downside to iCUE is that it can only detect the mouse when connected via either the USB receiver or USB cable. It cannot detect the mouse over Bluetooth. That means certain useful features, like the taskbar battery icon for the mouse, aren’t available if connected over Bluetooth. There is a small cavity on the underside of the mouse for storing the USB receiver when not in use. The included cable is USB-C to USB-A and can be used for both wired use and charging. Charging is a little confusing because it does not work exactly as described. The status LED on the top is supposed to flash green while the mouse is charging and remain a steady green when the mouse is fully charged. It does neither. The LED illuminates for a few seconds when the mouse is first plugged in and quickly turns off. The only thing that flashes is the RGB Corsair logo which flashes in different colors. As a result, it’s hard to judge charging status unless using the iCUE app. Thankfully, battery life is great and I don’t find myself needing to frequently recharge. I think the subdued lighting helps a ton. The odd charging is the only con I have with this mouse. Otherwise, happy with the performance.

The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Wireless is super lightweight and easy-to-use. The subtle lighting and configurable side buttons make it a great mouse not just for gaming, but everyday use as well. The Sabre RGB Pro Wireless included the mouse, and a USB A to USB C nylon type charging cord. I immediately felt how lightweight the mouse was. With the removal of changeable batteries and including a rechargeable one, I think this lessens the weight. The upgrade of using a USB-C cable to charge makes it even more favorable for me personally. You are able to check the battery percentage through your Windows computer’s settings; Click on “Devices” and you’ll see the Bluetooth/wireless devices there. The battery life is great. There hasn’t been a need for me to charge it after days of continued average use. Among the top features this mouse has to offer is the ability to switch between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connection. The user is able to choose between “on-the-fly” DPI settings ranging up to 26k DPI with a few clicks. Also, there are 7 programmable buttons you can customize. While I don't recommend changing the left and right click buttons, there are 4 true buttons to which I would call "truly" customizable. There are two buttons on the left side of the mouse, one small one under the scroll wheel, and one under the mouse. Lastly, the RGB Pro offers an ultralightweight design and 1ms wireless latency. This is crucial for those that game and need for mouse movements to be quick on screen. While gaming, I felt all of my movements to be smooth on and offscreen. While using Lightroom, I noticed mouse movement and clicks were well calibrated as well. Now aesthetically speaking, the mouse has a modern look. If you’re a gamer and/or simply like colors and lights on a mouse, the logo towards the bottom of the mouse changes colors. The size of the mouse itself is more likely for larger hands, but it isn’t uncomfortable for smaller ones (I had my son try it). Also, the plastic on top has a bit of a rougher texture, as opposed to the bottom slick plastic feel (helps the mouse glide on surfaces), and scratches are able to be wiped off easily. Overall, I enjoyed using the Sabre RGB Pro Wireless. It was comfortable in my hand, has great battery life, 1ms latency, ultra lightweight, and a little RGB light logo. What's not to like? I recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade their small wireless mouse and looking to get a great, lightweight, game ready mouse.

Great mouse, got my own a sweet sale also. 40 bucks!

Bad quality control. Minimal shaking on mouse shell. Click buttons are a little bit loose, I can lift them use my finger. One of the side buttons has minimal shaking after click. Mode switch is also a little bit loose. Definitely not worth a hundred bucks, but I get it for $40, so it’s acceptable.

wonderful mouse bought it for my brother no issues work like a charm!

Got this mouse because it was pretty on sale for 70% off. I am used to using Logitech mouses, the previous one that I used very frequently is G305 wireless from Logitech. Compared to Logitech G305, this mouse feels bulkier and it is little uncomfortable in terms of the grip due to its size and shape. So basically, Corsair mouse feels BULKIER and HEAVIER and therefore, I do feel like I am reacting slower with movements and clicks using the mouse. Overall, I think Corsair should definitely reconsider making this mouse little narrower next time. Other than these factors, it responds nicely to clicks and movements when I am using it

Corsair has a winner with this mouse. Right out of the box, it feels so light and feels premium to the touch. Very solid button press and even the scroll wheel feels natural to use. No squeaky noises or abnormal button pressing here! The ability to use the included dongle, bluetooth, or the included usb-c wired connection makes this versatile for all users. The feedback given when wired vs dongle is very much the same. I can play my FPS shooters and game on like I normally would. The 5 different DPI modes that you can setup on the mouse makes it a breeze to customize to your liking. Corsair ICue is also a neat feature to compliment your gaming pc or desk. I have it synced to my Corsair Light Strip kit (LS100) to mimic similar RGB colors on the Corsair logo. Having one program to customize your RGB, key assignments, DPI, and surface calibration is a plus. If you want a good looking and great performing professional grade mouse without any obnoxious and unnecessary flair then this is the gaming mouse for you.

Overall great mouse. The battery lasts about 70-80 hours with the RGB on, the weight is also about right. This mouse weights a little above 70g so if you are looking for a lighter mouse like the superlight or a honeycomb m9use this will not be for you. You also get great response from the sensor. This is my first corsair mouse so i am not too familiar with the sensors they use, but i have compared it to other popular mouses from other brands and the responsiveness difference is not noticeable at all. In terms of buttons you only get 2 extra buttons on the left side. If you are looking for a well balanced moused and you play a lot of FPS, i would reccomend this mouse

This mouse makes my existing mice, including one well known brand that I thought was already lightweight, feel heavy. Little to no effort is needed to move this mouse around, and the fact that it is cordless eliminates the tug from it being tethered. Bottom line: I love this mouse. It can be connected in one of three ways: (1) Slipstream USB receiver, (2) Bluetooth and (3) tethered USB cable. Obviously if you’re buying this version of the Sabre, you’ll want to run it in either wireless mode. Battery life is generous on this mouse. Continuous-use can hit as high as 60 hours using the USB receiver and as high as 90 hours using native Bluetooth. It’s not the best of the best, but it is plenty for me. So it depends who you ask. The included USB-C cable for charging is a bit on the rigid side, and you’ll immediately notice the tugging feeling from the cable if you use-while-charge. But this is only temporary until the mouse regains 100% charge. Battery life remaining can be found in the iCUE application. Speaking of iCUE, all the mouse customization can be done here from key assignments, macro creation to DPI settings and even Surface Calibration. On the mouse, there is a dedicated DPI button to allow you to cycle through 5 DPI stages, designated by their stage color on the button itself. Firmware updates will also be provided through iCUE and it will notify you if there is an update available. Finally, with all Corsair devices, lighting effects can be controlled here, allowing you to sync all their RGB to an effect of your choice. As advertised, this mouse does a whopping 2000Hz poll rate (½ ms) wirelessly via Slipstream, which is more than plenty for even the most avid gamers. Sure, there are mice that advertise 8000Hz, making us think it is going to make us better gamers or place us at an advantage. Uh, no. Unless you play games to put food on the table, you’re better off with a mouse like the Corsair Sabre RGB Pro. DPI-wise, I keep it around 400-1600 DPI, even though this mouse can do 26000, which is ridiculous to me. But hey, they made it that way, so someone must use it. Paired with my K95 keyboard (and the RAM sticks, and the AIO, and the fans…), I keep it simple with a cool blue color all around set in iCUE. As far as aesthetics and quality, the mouse is very subtle in its appearance and the only RGB you’ll find is the Corsair logo. Since it is lightweight, it will feel cheap in your hands, but the mouse shell is very sturdy and shows no flex if I apply pressure around it. The buttons are rated for 50 million clicks, so there’s no skimping out on the internal hardware here. The Slipstream USB receiver can be kept within the mouse itself if you need to store it away. The only thing to think about is if you’re all about lightweight mice. Some of us prefer mice with a little more weight, especially those mice that allow customizable weights to be inserted in the mouse. If you’re all about the-lighter-the-better, then this wireless mouse does the job, especially if you’re already neck deep in the Corsair ecosystem.

This is my favorite Corsair gaming mouse. It's light. It's simple to use. It has fast wireless over the lightspeed connection. Even the Bluetooth connection was more than fast enough for every day tasks. It has great battery life. I was able to use it several days without a recharge. In fact, over the last few weeks, I have only charged it once. It moves smoothly across my mousepad. It just works well and I highly recommend it. Setup: Set up is pretty straight forward. There's a toggle on the bottom of the mouse for Bluetooth or slipstream wireless USB. There's a storage compartment built into the mouse to house the USB slipstream receiver if you wish to travel with the mouse or use the mouse in Bluetooth mode instead. To get the most benefit out of your mouse, you will need to download iCUE from Corsair's website. From there, you can update your mouse's firmware, customize DPI, button, and lighting settings. Note, you can't control lighting settings while in Bluetooth mode. Experience: I've spent the last few weeks, dusting off Overwatch and shooting down infected in Back 4 Blood. The mouse is super light with a great glide. I'm able to snipe targets with ease. Without sounding redundant, sometimes I just appreciate when a device works and works well and the SABRE RGB PRO Wireless works well. Conclusion: I think the Sabre RGB Pro Wireless is a great compliment to any PC gaming set up and highly recommend it. 5/5

Bought this on sale as a backup to my logitech g pro wireless and have been using it full time as it is a fantastic mouse. It's incredibly light for how large it is, this is definitely a palm mouse. The design isn't exactly inspired but it feels like a more refined deathadder. Better left and right click, better side buttons, slightly more compact. One star off because the software is convoluted and doesn't work as intended, for me at least. You're supposed to be able to set custom keybinds or macros to the buttons and save it to the internal memory of the mouse (so you can uninstall the software) but it doesn't work at all for me so I have to keep the bloated corsair software running. Most mice don't even have have such a feature though so it's not a huge negative. Also, my PC is somewhat far from where I sit and the signal from the dongle apparently isn't strong enough so I had to use a USB extension cable to solve the lag I was experiencing. Never had that issue with the g pro wireless. Still an excellent mouse for $40 and probably even more.

I was a little skeptical with a wireless mouse for gaming, but after getting this I'm quite please as it can connect through a wire, through Bluetooth, and through its own dongle. The dongle stows away under the mouse so you don't lose it too. The performance is best wired in or the dongle, but Bluetooth is nice to have as an option. The build itself is solid and has all the buttons that I've come to expect from a mouse for gaming. I've also used it to work and it also works great. My only complaint is that you have to click through the dpi settings, rather than being able to go up and down. I don't switch mine too much once I start a game, but if you do this would be an issue as there is only one button for this. Overall great mouse with multiple ways to connect that gives you options

I purchased it because the shape of it looks like Razer Mamba Wireless, which was my favorite mouse to use. And indeed it feel very similar in hand. Additionally, this has USB-C charging, lighter in weight, while the battery lasts longer. It lacks the side rubber grips that I liked on the Mamba wireless, but very comfortable in hand anyway. I am not a competitive gamer, and I play CS GO some times but not considering myself good. I use these for gaming and work, which I found them very comfortable to use over a long time. I have bigger hand, my palm can fully rest on it, which is a great feature for me. Battery lasts about at least 2-3 weeks on 8 hours work days and 5 days a week, plus some evening/night gaming sessions.

I’ve had this mouse for 2 years now and this thing is holding up strong. The dpi variability allows me to play competitive games at my proper sensitive level. Not to mention I only have to charge the mouse once or twice a week for maybe an hour or I can play with it plugged in. Overall a good mouse.

The Sabre RBG wireless is incredibly light which allows you to really sling it around and reduces wrist and hand fatigue over long periods of usage. The shape is comfortable for a claw grip and helps fill in some of the area under the palm. Battery life is also excellent I’ve been using the mouse for 5 days straight of Diablo 2 Resurrected and still haven’t had to charge it. Thankfully Corsair uses a nice braided USB-C cord to charge the mouse and the plug has some resistance to it so you don’t have to worry about it disconnecting. I didn’t see a charge indicator LED however. You can customize the mouse buttons and lighting using Corsairs software or just use it as-is with the onboard profiles. Buttons feel good and have solid click and travel. The mouse body itself has a slight texture to it compared to my other smooth mice which is a little different. Last thing to be aware of, if you use the USB dongle to connect to your PC, you need to toggle the button on the bottom from BT to USB. Overall, great mouse for gaming!!!

This mouse is honestly amazing. Its bigger than normal size makes it comfortable for people that prefer bigger mice. It's not the lightest mouse on the market but it's lighter than your usual mouse which feels pretty good. Doesn't have much RGB but its wirelessness is worth it. I can go around almost a week without charging it. Would recommend it's a pretty good mouse.

I originally got this mouse to use with my iPad, and it works quite well with it (8th Gen iPad on current iOS) I like that you can adjust the DPI on the fly between the presets and you can even fine tune them ON the mouse. No need to load up software, you can adjust each preset up or down by increments of 50DPI to get the perfect speed for whatever you are doing. I both like and somewhat dislike how lightweight it is. Great for travel, thing is feather light, however, some gamers may not like that. It feels very airy and like I will break it ay any moment with how light it is. But, I’ve used this between my ipad, my desktop, my laptop and it has been great for all of them. Comes with a built in rechargeable battery and the battery life is pretty impressive. I gamed all day with this and it stayed charged. I’ve only charged this one time since I’ve bought it a few weeks ago and have used it pretty regularly. It does come with a cable, so you can use it via the wireless adapter, via Bluetooth, or as a wired mouse. It stores the usb dongle inside for travel and feels very good on my rather large hands. I was able to get a good deal on sale and price matching, so overall I am satisfied with the price and quality of this mouse.

Have been using this mouse for about a month now and only had some slight issues, the mouse when connected with its wireless dongle was giving me issues during gameplay, namly mw2 is where i noticed it the most but it occured during normal browsing too, it felt like the mouse was switching dpi mid use, like if i went to jerk my mouse to another target it wouldnt agree with me and felt like a magnet was pulling it the other way? The mouse workes fine with the cable attached and bluetooth mode which makes me think something was wrong with the wireless dongle instead, maybe the connection was being interrupted even tho theres only about ~4ft between my mousemat and the back of my pc where the dongle was plugged in, otherwise the only thing i really have left to mention is the corsair icue software sucking, the this mouse being the only corsair item in my build but icue wanted to take over the other components i had that were compatible and kinda messed up alot of my lighting features i had set, and the software is unfortunately needed to set dpi settings for the mouse

I can't think of anything I don't like about this mouse. Switched from the Steelseries Aerox 3. Battery lasts forever, it never has connection issues, and its comfy. Got this thing when it was half off and might get a spare if it goes on sale again

Extremely lightweight and fast mouse with long lasting battery pairs perfectly with other Corsair products buy it!