Customer Ratings & Reviews

Product is just as good as some of the top tier mouses for a fraction of the cost, super light and responsive

I used the superlight for years and it wouldn't stop giving me spinouts. This mouse is the goat trust me. 10/10

If you’re on the fence, dont’t be. This is Corsair’s best mouse to date. It actually feels premium and the clicks feel excellent. The battery life on is great too. It feels like you’re moving a cloud in your hands. I recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap mouse or a backup for their main mouse.

This mouse is amazing! It’s so lightweight and I can tell an actual difference in the way I play. Would highly recommend

Good and light weight for the price definitely a steal

Best mouse in the market if you love light mouse. After getting this I am never going back to any other mouse. This was the best 100 dollar I spend on tech. NO regrets

This mouse is great. Long battery life. Can use while it is charging.

Wanted the lightest wireless mouse with the lowest input lag. This is the one. Only issue is that the battery doesn’t last long, needs to be charged every 3-4 days as compared to other wireless mice.

Great lightweight mouse for gaming definitely ticked all the boxes that I was looking for

Lightest mouse I have owned, battery lasts a while if you have it set at 1000, great for first person shooters.

Mouse is extremely superlight and very easy to use the DPI is very customizable.

Excellent quality, my favorite mouse I’ve ever had.

Light and very easy to use one of the best gaming mouse’s out there!

I purchased this just because I wanted something decent that wasnt too expensive. Its actually very impressive and super light.

Everything is great except changing the dpi is two buttons instead of one. I guess I'm spoiled I do love this mouse.

Good quality I prefer bigger mice but this is not bad.

Great mouse if you want that ultra low weight and a safe grip, but for the price and even the weight I've seen better quality. It comes with nice side grip tape and extra feet set. The pre installed feet were kind of bad but the extra ones that come in the box were much better. You can also change the settings via the web without installing any software.

First impression: My first impression of the Sabre v2 Pro Ultralight mouse is that it is extremely lightweight, but that also concerns me regarding quality of plastics and strength against hard play. What’s in the box: • Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight mouse. • USB wireless receiver. • USB charging cable. • Grip Tape. • Mouse skates. • Alcohol pad for skate removal. Pros: • 36 grams makes it feel like an extension of your hand • Robust build quality • Impressive sensor with 8K polling • Comfortable to use thanks to the included grip tape • Corsair's new web-based customization tool Cons: • No dedicated DPI switch • Battery life suffers when in 8K mode • No Bluetooth Technical Specifications: • Weight: 36 grams • Sensor: CORSAIR MARKSMAN S optical sensor • Max DPI: 33,000 DPI • Polling Rate: Up to 8,000 Hz • Tracking Speed: 750 IPS • Acceleration: 50 G • Connectivity: Wireless (2.4 GHz) and Wired (USB-C) • Switches: CORSAIR custom tactile mechanical switches • Battery Life: Up to 70 hours at 1kHz (16 hours at 8kHz) • Buttons: 5 • Design: Symmetrical • Feet: UPE (UHMWPE) • Extras: Grip tape, replacement feet, and alcohol wipe are included. The Mouse: Let’s start off with what this mouse is about, it is insanely lightweight. I knew it was going to be lightweight, but when I held it, I couldn’t believe it. I am currently using a heavy gaming mouse. It’s not as fast, but it is completely physically configurable, including length, width, height, weight and balance. So, when I first picked this mouse up, I could only feel it. The plastics on this mouse are thin, and that concerned me. But while using this mouse, it wasn’t a problem. I can push on the body and flex it, but normal use with this mouse doesn’t cause any flexing. And I claw the mouse when gaming, so that isn’t an issue at all. When I read that they included grip tape, I couldn’t understand how that is a good thing. After all, I used grip tape for 30 years on a skateboard. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it was rubber-based. I used the mouse without it and then I added the grip tape. What a difference it made. Clawing the mouse with the grip tape left no room for slipping and enabled me to have much more control over the mouse. They include a second set of skates, much taller than the ones that come on it. I’m really glad they included these because I do not like short skates. To me the short skates make the mouse feel like it is scraping on the table. But the tall sliders are nice, and the mouse just glides along with them. The Web Hub: For this mouse, Corsair has decided against an installable program and decided to use the CORSAIR Web Hub. I really like the Web Hub, and I like just hitting a website to do adjustments rather than having another hardware setup program on my computer. The Web Hub allows you to adjust the settings of the mouse without needing to install and maintain additional software. It’s simple, well laid out, and easy to use. Performance: The mouse is incredibly lightweight. That goes without saying, but for me, it was a bit too lightweight. It’s like I went from a brick to a pebble, and I found myself overshooting when tracking and aiming. I went into the Web Hub and adjusted some settings, and it helped a little. But after playing with such a heavy mouse for so long, it is going to take some time to get used to it. But I look forward to it, because the light weight gives me incredible control over the mouse. Conclusion: This is a very nice mouse. It is light, has a nice ergonomic shape, grip tape, is highly adjustable, and very fast. It has good battery life until you hit 8000 Hz, but that’s to be expected. The grip tape helps control the mouse, and the tall skates help the mouse glide across the pad. And the thin plastic isn’t the issue that I thought it would be. It will take some practice to get used to such a light mouse, but I can already tell it is going to be worth it. I look forward to this Corsair mouse to be my daily driver. If you want a lightweight gaming mouse that makes 60g mice feel heavy, then I highly recommend the Corsair Sabre v2 Pro mouse. You won’t be disappointed.

It’s extremely light and easy to use. Battery life is good after charging.

I think if what you’re looking for is a lightweight mouse absolutely for you. Also, not sure how it connected but it did even without a usb dongle which I found kinda weird and very confusing. I did end up return it just because the mouse felt a little too lightweight for me. Turns out I like some weight in my mouse. Still on the search for the perfect mouse for small hands.