Corsair Saber V2 Pro Ultralight Gaming Mouse Review: Impossible Light

The lack of a Bluetooth connection, in order to save weight, but makes this mouse uncomfortable as a travel option. The lack of hardness makes traveling with him universal. It is supposed to remain on an office.

The mouse contains a total of five buttons: left and left clicks, middle clicks, and side clicks, which are set to the “front” and “back” by default. There are five built -in allergies, ranging from 400 to 2000 points per inch. These pre -settings can be modified, and the number of pre -settings can be reduced. Using the default button maps, you can ride bikes by prior by pressing the right click button and responding for three seconds. The scrolling wheel will flash three times to indicate that the setting has changed. It’s a little complicated. More importantly, the DPI key only works if the back side button is set to the “back” key. When I re -equipped this button to anything else, the group did not succeed.

Photo: Henry Robbins

Corsair recently unveiled its Hub Web Hub to its browser, to replace the ICUE peripheral management program. It is a great improvement, being easier to move and less symptoms than its predecessor. Using the utility, you can easily adjust the settings such as the polling rate, DPI and draw buttons maps. However, this simple mouse really does not have much to adjust it. Soon I re -equipped the side buttons, raised the polling rate to 8,000 Hz, and I never needed to use the program again (outside the test). The only fishing is that the browser management means that you need an internet connection, although you have more problems if this is the case.

SABER V2 Pro also includes rubber “Grip Tape” stickers, applying them to the basic buttons and mouse side. This fist can only improve and overweight by half a gram, but it does not make a big difference in the job unless you have hands that smell of sweat. More than anything else, it makes the mouse feel soft and provides some added comfort. However, I found that the tape was limited to use. After removing and re -applying it several times, the edges began to return when holding the mouse.

By any necessary means

Photo: Henry Robbins

This mouse has a spirit of lightness at any cost. It does not weigh in practice, to the extent that he feels surreys when she holds it. You can easily bend the plastic by pressing the sides of the mouse, and pressing from the top and lower it will lead to the work of one of the side buttons. Strong pressure on the mouse from any side leads to a small loud noise that emanates from the shell.