Thursday, September 18th 2025

Corsair Unveils New SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse

Corsair, maker of award-winning performance gaming peripherals, today announced the SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse, engineered for professional esports athletes and competitive FPS gamers who demand every possible edge. The lightest Corsair mouse ever, the SABRE v2 PRO weighs just 36 g and combines ultralight design with cutting-edge technology such as 8,000 Hz polling in both wired and wireless mode. It's also equipped with the new Corsair MARKSMAN S sensor that delivers 33K DPI and the highest resolution accuracy of any Corsair mouse yet, for accuracy above and beyond what professional gamers expect.

"Professional gamers operate at a level where every millisecond and every movement counts," said Tobias Brinkmann, Vice President and General Manager of Gaming Peripherals. "That's why the SABRE v2 PRO was designed hand-in-hand with esports players. It's built to win under the most intense conditions. It's our lightest mouse ever, paired with the fastest polling and most accurate sensor we have ever created, giving players a weapon they can trust when the championship is on the line."
"8K polling rate. 36 g. Do I need to say anything more? SABRE Wireless V2 PRO is so light and so responsive, it makes everything I do so much easier," said Ryujehong. Suruga Monkey added, "SABRE v2 PRO lets me aim and react more quickly because it's so light. 36 g is insanely lightweight." NQZ of paiN Gaming stated, "This mouse is ridiculously light and responsive; everything just feels effortless when I'm using it."

The Corsair SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse was constructed from the ground up for top-level competitive FPS gaming. It weighs just 36 g to deliver exceptional agility and control in the moments that matter most. From sweeping 180s and tight flicks to clutch engagements, this mouse is built to handle every movement and scenario with speed and precision.

A lightning-fast 8,000 Hz hyper-polling rate delivers inputs up to eight times faster than standard gaming mice, ensuring latency-defying responsiveness whether connected wirelessly via 2.4 GHz or in wired mode. A convenient clip on the wireless receiver allows you to position it close to your mouse for the most robust and responsive connection. The Corsair MARKSMAN S sensor delivers true 33,000 DPI detection with 99.7% resolution accuracy and tracking up to 750 IPS and 50G acceleration to reliably capture every sweep, twitch, and flick. Leave nothing up to chance with the included dongle extender that prevents players from missing inputs due to interference.

With up to 70 hours of wireless battery life, it's ready for action round after round and victory after victory. Custom-tuned mechanical switches rated for 100 million clicks provide tactile feedback and the durability to stand up to high-intensity matches and daily training. Included grip tape and alternate mouse skates allow for additional tuning of the SABRE v2 PRO to deliver the preferred glide, traction, and grip feel for every type of player. Corsair Web Hub ties it all together, allowing players to personalize DPI settings, remap buttons, and assign macros without installing additional software.

Availability and Pricing
The SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse is immediately available directly from the Corsair webstore and our worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors. Currently, the SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse is priced at $99.99/€109.99.
Source: Corsair
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7 Comments on Corsair Unveils New SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless Gaming Mouse

#1
Chaitanya
Its absurdly light, would like see reviews to find out more about build quality.
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#2
bonehead123
ChaitanyaIts absurdly light, would like see reviews to find out more about build quality.
It's mass-market, over-hyped gamr tois for da gamr bois/gurlz, so I'll give ya 3 guesses, and the first 2 won't count, hahahah :)
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#3
dj-electric
ChaitanyaIts absurdly light, would like see reviews to find out more about build quality.
I can only tell from a personal experience in the past 2 or so weeks that i find it quite nice in the hand, i have relatively large hands. no creaks or squeaks. pretty solid.
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#4
LabRat 891
After having 2 different wireless mice's* batteries noticeably wear out inside a year, I'm never buying an integral-battery wireless mouse again... *Corsair M75 Air and Attack Shark R3 Magnesium

Seriously, I'd rather have a magazine of AAAs at my desk than ever have a peripheral subtract a feature from itself, merely from use. At least the DreamCables USB-C cable makes becoming wired, tolerable...
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#5
Fungi
Didn't expect reasonable price and specs from Corsair but here we are.
LabRat 891After having 2 different wireless mice's* batteries noticeably wear out inside a year, I'm never buying an integral-battery wireless mouse again... *Corsair M75 Air and Attack Shark R3 Magnesium

Seriously, I'd rather have a magazine of AAAs at my desk than ever have a peripheral subtract a feature from itself, merely from use. At least the DreamCables USB-C cable makes becoming wired, tolerable...
Didn't have that issue with GPX or Xlite V3. No comment on Corsair but I can definitely see Attack Shark skimping on battery quality. I do understand wanting regular battery support if you plan on using it for over 3 years though.
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#6
wolar
LabRat 891After having 2 different wireless mice's* batteries noticeably wear out inside a year, I'm never buying an integral-battery wireless mouse again... *Corsair M75 Air and Attack Shark R3 Magnesium

Seriously, I'd rather have a magazine of AAAs at my desk than ever have a peripheral subtract a feature from itself, merely from use. At least the DreamCables USB-C cable makes becoming wired, tolerable...
Cant you just replace them ?
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LabRat 891
wolarCant you just replace them ?
Cell(s) are mounted (glued) *inside* the mouse. Requiring removing the mouse skates, disassembling the mouse, and purchasing the correct form factor battery.

By the time you've purchased replacement mouse skates, a battery (assuming you guess correctly/get sent the correct item), etc. you're a good portion of the way to a replacement mouse. Plus, it's a guarantee for it all to happen all over again w/in a year or 2.

I don't mind buying preWaste if I can reasonably expect a 'value' in its useable life. However, my experience w/ (internal battery) wireless mice, has been ~1 year before battery life is noticeable degraded or non-existent.
I'd rather swap-out a AAA or AA cell in a slightly heavier mouse...
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