Corsair Sabre RGB Pro

“The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Wireless has all of the features of the best wireless esports mice, just for less.”

Lightweight ; High polling rate

Wired version is faster for less ; Expensive ; RGB is gaudy

Flexible cable ; 18K DPI ; Synchronizes to other Corsair RGB peripherals

Creaky chassis ; No wireless option ; Right-handed only

A mid-range gaming mouse that will be lapped up by eSports professionals and FPS gamers, with 18K DPI, 50G acceleration, smooth skates and tactile Omron switches, you’ll never miss a second of the action.

Strong hand support ; Surprisingly lightweight design ; Onboard DPI tuning offers useful, on-the-fly tweaks ; Comes with the useful, revamped iCue configuration software

8000Hz hyperpolling feature has minimum CPU specs ; iCue software doesn't display hyperpolling minimum specs

The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro Champion Series looks like your average mouse, but its prime fundamentals and creative features are fit for esports pros.

Impossibly lightweight ; On-device DPI and profile switching ; 2K polling, 26K DPI ; Affordably priced ; Robust iCue software

Rubberized scroll wheel ; No adjustable weights ; DPI button placement

Amazingly lightweight ; Handy on-the-fly DPI settings ; 8K polling, 18K DPI ; Affordably priced ; Robust iCue software

Rubberized scroll wheel ; No adjustable weights ; DPI button placement

The Corsair Sabre RGB Pro gaming mouse is ultra-light and ultra-fast with up to 8K polling making it an impressive value at under $60.

Great design ; Lightweight without being too light ; Ergonomic ; 2,000Hz Polling Rate support ; Good battery life ; Has Bluetooth connectivity option ; Satisfying tactile feedback on the primary mouse buttons

Can feel a bit slippery without textured or rubber material on the grip area ; No cool charging stand

A lightweight, wireless gaming mouse from CORSAIR which offer best and consistent gaming performance

+ Impressive sensor and selectable polling rate up to 2,000 Hz ; + Fairly light for a wireless mouse ; + Spring-loaded buttons/mechanical switch combo

- Expensive ; - Sides feel a bit slick

Corsair’s Sabre RGB Pro Wireless packs an impressive sensor and up to 2,000 Hz polling into a comfortable shell that costs $20 less than Razer’s competing DeathAdder V2 Pro. There’s a lot to like, including the 79g weight, but my sweaty fingers would...

Ergonomic and comfortable design.

Rubber cable isn’t optimal.

The Sabre RGB Pro Wireless by Corsair is a good all-rounder but with some slight downfalls we think it’s worth taking a look at other mice in its price range, including the

+ Good sensor + Two wireless modes including Bluetooth + Low weight for a rechargeable wireless mouse + Large size caters to under-served market segment + On-board memory + Vibrant lighting + Future-proof USB-C connector on the mouse

- iCUE software is increasingly a weak link - Mouse wheel is a step down in quality from the non-wireless model

Despite some minor misgivings outlined in the review last April, our overall experience with the wired version of the SABRE RGB PRO was a generally positive one and we were looking forward to getting to grips with this new model to see if it could hold...