CORSAIR SABRE v2 PRO Ultralight Wireless FPS Gaming Mouse - White

The mouse supports an 8000Hz hyper-polling rate, which is up to 8 times faster than standard polling rates. Note that achieving 8000Hz is CPU-dependent.

The mouse offers up to 70 hours of wireless gaming on a single charge, achieved when using the 2.4GHz connection with a 1kHz polling rate.

No, customization of DPI, macros, and button mapping can be done via the web-based CORSAIR Web Hub, which does not require additional software installation.

The mouse features an ultra-lightweight design weighing just 36 grams.

The CORSAIR MARKSMAN S sensor delivers up to 33,000 DPI tracking.

Yes, the SABRE v2 PRO has an ambidextrous form factor, making it comfortable for both right and left-handed users.

The mouse comes with a 2-year warranty period.

iCUE software support is noted as 'coming soon'. Currently, customization is available through the web-based CORSAIR Web Hub.

Ensure the mouse is turned on and charged. Verify the wireless receiver is securely plugged into a functioning USB port. Try re-pairing the mouse with the receiver following the product's pairing instructions. Test the receiver on a different USB port or computer.

Check that the mouse sensor on the underside is clean and free from debris. Ensure you are using the mouse on a suitable mousepad or surface; avoid reflective or uneven surfaces. Clean the sensor lens with a dry cloth. If using 8000Hz polling, ensure your CPU can handle the load; try reducing the polling rate via the Web Hub.

Ensure the mouse is powered on. Test button functionality in different applications or within the CORSAIR Web Hub if available. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

The 70-hour battery life is achieved at a 1kHz polling rate. Using the 8000Hz polling rate will significantly reduce battery life. Try reducing the polling rate in the Web Hub for extended use. Ensure the mouse is fully charged.

Check the wireless connection strength. Ensure the mouse is within range of the receiver. Reduce interference from other wireless devices. Lower the polling rate in the Web Hub. Ensure your PC's USB ports are functioning correctly.