Corsair - Gaming SABRE RGB Optical Gaming Mouse - Black

The mouse has a comfortable grip, there's a sleek and rough feel to it so your hand won't slide out of position. The Sabre is very responsive, even on a low DPI setting while gaming. There are eight programmable button layouts and all of them can be customized. The side and dpi shift buttons are easily reachable. The corsair software also lets you get creative with the rgb lighting affects. Overall an amazing mouse for daily use and gaming.

The mouse is very light and comfortable for various grip style. I've been using the Logitech G5 second revision laser mouse for years and decided it was time to switch. I opted for optical over laser this time. I meant to try a couple but this was the first one I picked out, and I liked it so much that I decided to just stick with it. The software is pleasing to navigate and makes customizing the mouse quick and easy. The thumb buttons are easy to reach but the profiles are small so you don't accidentally end up hitting them during gaming. This is a quality gaming mouse and surprisingly inexpensive...compared to other gaming mouse with the same features.

This was everything I was looking for in a gaming mouse. Programable buttons, varying dps, nifty colors..it does everything I need it to do. My only issue is how much it hates my MacBook (I typically use it for my PC but occasionally when I'm traveling I'll take it with me) and also one of the buttons seems to have quit on me as of late. It's not a huge deal because I can compensate with the many button programming options, but it's still mildly annoying.

Previously owned a petty $20 "comes with your DELL" mouse. Recently built a new rig and needed something that aesthetically matched my machine (White case with LED, Black LED keyboard). Went in store to test drive mice before picking one up. The mouse isle is something out of a 90's teens nerd dreams. Seeing the array of military grade, scifi influenced, digital input devices on display was candy to my eyes. I was 13 again and drooling like a dog that hasn't eaten in a week sitting in front of an unattended thanksgiving dinner. After deciding I didn't want to spend a fortune, I narrowed my search down to the $50 and under range. That is where I found this stealth beauty. Soft touch finish, sharp angles, customizable buttons and full LED light range. I had found it. This mouse has it all and does it all. I can tune nearly every aspect of it's functions with the included software. It looks like it is traveling mach 3 while sitting on my desk. It can make even the most mundane work task an experience of efficiency and joy. If you made it this far, I'll simply say you need this mouse in your life. It does everything you could want, doesn't set you back deep in your pocket book, and looks like something an ace fighter pilot would be happy to have at their desk. GET IT.

The Sabre is a great lightweight gaming mouse. While I'm not usually a claw grip gamer, clawing this mouse actually feels pretty good. There are 8 programmable button and I really like the change-on-the-fly DPI buttons. With the software I'm able to change the colors of the mouse which is pretty cool.

I was having a hard time deciding what mouse to get. Whether or not I wanted laser or optical, wired or wireless, etc. I tried a few of my friend's mice out. (Madcats and Logitech) I knew I didn't like either or theirs. I decided after much thought to order this mouse and "try it out". When it arrived I a little surprised by it's size. I have always used smaller mice and thought this too was smaller. (Not really sure why) However, I must say the larger size actually made for a more comfortable grip over long periods of gaming. The optical sensor can be a little funny about wooden surfaces. So plan on using a mouse pad. The completely controllable RBG makes the awesome performance come together into beautiful product.

Great mouse, one of the best mice i have ever used, fits claw grip superbly and is extremely confortable with the soft touch paint it has. I Would have kept the mouse had it not been for the software from Corsair. I was using it for work, and i work in an engineering firm, and I basically am drafting on the computer all day, so when I tried to program the buttons on the mouse to do common commands, it did not work for me. IT DID WORK after several attempts, but when i plugged it into my laptop, i had to redo it all and on a few occasions the software would glitch and not work, but the mouse itself is superb, especially for gaming with a semi high DPI that i played on.

Mouse works well. Just plug it in and it works, no set up required. It looks good, and tracks smoothly. I will say my finger wants to press the mouse more towards the top of the mouse, and not at the end of the mouse, where the resistance is lighter and I would prefer to activate the mouse button for things like gaming. I don't know if all mice are like this, or what kind of habit i've developed, but for me, it would be better if the front ending of the mouse were closer to the top of where the mouse now sits.