Review on Gaming mouse Corsair Gaming Saber RGB Pro Wireless CH-9313211-EU (Black) by Stanisaw Pirkowski ᠌

The mouse is light compared to the Corsair Glaive Pro RGB, or noticeably lighter compared to the A4Tech Bloody J95s. In terms of ergonomics and dimensions, it is very comfortable on the middle hand and for any grip. The mouse is almost completely made of matte plastic, in some places glossy plastic is used, it does not slip in the hands. I am very glad that there is no soft touch coating, of course this coating creates an elitist feeling, but when this very coating is rubbed off, the mouse looks more like a "homeless" one. There are also no rubber inserts on the sides that can get dirty or wear out over time, as was the case with the Corsair Glaive Pro GRB, where under the thumb the gum was killed in two years, since there are replaceable panels in the kit. The buttons are separated from the case itself, which is a big plus, the clicks are clear, the buttons do not walk. The fierce sensor works out all the movements filigreely, the "separation" of an acceptable one does not make you suffer. The legs are ordinary Teflon, they ride on a fabric carpet like all other mice. In the photo, for comparison, I marked other rats in size, from left to right: Corsair Saber Pro RGB, Corsair Glaive Pro RGB, A4Tech J95s, Logitech MX Revolution, A4Tech R7