Corsair SABRE RGB PRO Champion Series Gaming Mouse

Começou a apresentar defeito.depois da garantia.

Précise, réactif et confortable. Cette sourie est incroyable !
– L’autonomie est bonne. Après une semaine d’utilisation, la batterie était rendu à la moitié de son autonomie.
– Les touche sont agréables. la pression qu’on doit effectuer est minime et elles sont très réactive. Coupler avec son poids et son capteur, elle est vraiment réactif.
– la prise en main est excellente, je n’ai rien d’autre à dire.
Défaut: Son prix.
– je la trouve un peu trop cher. si elle vaudrait 40$ de moins, en n’on entendrait plus parler.
À pars ça, c’est une bonne sourie que je conseil.

No longer recommended, see updates for reasons why.

Pros:
– Great Build Quality. No squeaks or rattles of any kind. It seems that this can be hit and miss according to other reviews.
– Very Comfortable
– Extremely fast and crisp clicks on all buttons.
– DPI Readout
– Lightweight
– iCue is very powerful and fully featured

Cons:
– iCue software is huge, may cause issues on some systems.
– iCue is required to startup with Windows in order to set things like polling rate, DPI, RGB, button mappings, etc.
– The mouse goes into random RGB mode when the computer is locked.
– No way to turn off RGB without software
– Mouse Acceleration (Enhanced Pointer Precision) is enabled by default and buried in the settings menu.

Info:
Many years ago I had a Deathadder and absolutely loved the shape for my grip. I have a bit of a relaxed palm grip (19x10ish cm hand size). At 1600 DPI, I use my fingers to make minute adjustments when browsing, but rely more on my wrist when gaming. It’s hard to explain, BUT, the way I hold my mouse, the shape of the Deathadder felt great, if not perfect. Unfortunately, I owned two and both broke within a year, so I jumped ship. Fumbling my way through the mouse world, I snagged a Steelseries Rival 300, which was alright, and then grabbed a Glorious Model D. I liked the model D but there were build quality issues with it, and it didn’t fit my hand as well as I was hoping.

When I got this mouse, it fit my hand perfectly right away; I knew it was a keeper. I’ve used this for the past week for work and plenty of FPS gaming and everything has felt natural and smooth. Literally hit the ground running. No adjustment physical period like I got with other mice where I could feel I was used to the shape of my previous mouse. What took a bit of time was setting up the mouse the way I liked it. Disabled Enhanced Pointer Precision, 2 KHz polling rate, 1600 DPI, and my macros for several games. But once you get used to the iCue software, things are a breeze. Just a bit of a learning curve there. The only other thing worth mentioning is that the skates aren’t as slick as the ones on my Model D, the PTFE is just better on that mouse. Perhaps the aftermarket will take care of that.

Overall: At this price point, It’s probably the best Right Handed Ergonomic mouse you could ask for. It has all the bells and whistles, great build quality, and just feels good in your hands.

UPDATE (July 2022) – In April of 2022, after 11 months of ownership, I started experiencing an issue that made the mouse nearly unusable. I work from home and have a nice setup where I can use the same mouse and keyboard for both my work laptop and my desktop with a press of a button. So this mouse sees nearly constant use. And don’t misconstrue that as an excuse for why the mouse started malfunctioning in less than a year’s time, just giving some background. The issue was that the scroll wheel started to become less and less responsive. Scrolling would sometimes result in the document/webpage/whatever barely scrolling at all. Sometimes it would scroll a few lines up in the wrong direction. It became so bad that I swapped the mouse out with an old backup mouse and contacted Corsair support. The experience was good for the most part. Support was responsive, but they had me run through some unnecessary troubleshooting steps like resetting the mouse’s settings, despite it clearly being a mechanical problem. After about a full day of email correspondence, they sent me an advanced replacement with a prepaid label to send the defective product back. So, overall, not bad. I received the mouse in a few days and so far there are no problems with the replacement other than some light squeaking from the side mouse buttons. I’m docking a star from my original review because I don’t believe a $60 product like this should be breaking in less than a year’s time.

UPDATE (Sept 2022) – The scroll wheel issue is back with my replacement mouse. Corsair support is making me go through the same troubleshooting steps again while insisting that they contact “Tier 3 Specialists” for extra support. It’s been over two days since I’ve heard back from them. Calling them gets me nowhere. So I’m stuck with yet another broken mouse, waiting for “specialists” to tell me what I already know. There’s a fundamental defect in the design of the scroll wheel of this mouse. I have no confidence that a 2nd replacement will be any different. Frustrating support, bad design. Shame, really, because I really like this mouse when it’s working properly. However, I can no longer recommend this product.

Articulo completamente defectuoso e inservible. Nunca prendio, nunca cargo, simplemente me mandaron un mouse que no funcionaba.

Optem por comprar produtos da Logitech, eu pensei que esse seria diferente mas não, logo depois de alguns meses o scroll parou de funcionar.