🖱️ CORSAIR Sabre RGB PRO Champion Series Gaming Mouse - Designed for Esports and Competitive Play - Lightweight 74g - Enhanced Ergonomics and Flexible Paracord Cable Review

I finally have a wireless mouse that fits my needs (and hands) perfectly. This mouse is a great mouse for people with big hands who play a lot of first person shooter games that require fast reactions. when it comes to fast inputs without delay. Overall I would recommend this mouse and haven't found anything I don't like about it yet.

I have a new Windows 10 with the latest iCue. Although the mouse works (moves the cursor, registers clicks/key presses), iCue doesn't recognize it. That means there's no way to change mouse settings like DPI, lighting, button mapping, etc. I hold the mouse for a while hoping Corsair can fix that as the mouse feel is perfect for my hand size. If they fix this I'll change my rating to 1 star. But if they can't fix it, unfortunately this mouse will have to go back to Revain for a refund.

I'm not sure why Corsair's quality control has been terrible lately, but this is just an addendum to the current product issues. This mouse works. sometimes. If this doesn't work, the LEDs won't turn on and the mouse is dead. If this works, the LEDs will be solid and the mouse will work with the factory settings, but you won't be able to adjust the DPI or RGB settings on the mouse because iCUE (Corsair lighting software) does not recognize the mouse. Even after updating the firmware and…

Used for one month. The shape is between EC2 and G Pro and it was the best shape for me and I have a big palm. Build quality was ok, clicks were shaky, but shape was so good I didn't care. But the sensor, which I have to keep recalibrating to work on my mouse pad, wasn't able to adjust even then and my crosshairs randomly stopped moving during gameplay. ICUE makes my CPU much hotter even with the mouse running at 1000Hz. If a mouse was plug and play with no ICUE and had a sensor to adjust the…

I loved the wired version and when it came out I bought it the same day I received it and it was fantastic until I plugged it in and saw I had it on iCUE and I've tried various fixes but nothing seems to work. I thought I might have a defective one so the next day I bought another one and to my surprise it didn't work and the second one also rattled like something was loose inside. Unfortunately we will be bringing both back and Corsair needs to pay more attention to their software and the…

The mouse is fine depending on what you are going to use it for. I play a lot of competitive FPS and found that the fingertip or claw is the way to get those quick moves and quick clicks, while I find it quite awkward to get any of the above grips on this mouse for competitive use. I find this mouse to be more palm-friendly, and the reason I say that is because the M1 and M2 buttons don't recede far enough to effectively grip this thing. I thought the 8kHz polling rate was cool but if it wasn't

Pros: - Excellent build quality. No squeaking, no knocking or anything like that. Judging by other reviews, this seems random. - Very comfortable - Extremely fast and precise pressing of all keys. - DPI display - Lightweight - iCue is very powerful and full-featured. Cons: - iCue software is huge and can cause problems. on some systems. - iCue needs to be running on Windows to set options like polling rate, DPI, RGB, key bindings, etc. - The mouse switches to random RGB mode when the computer…