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Corsair Sabre RGB Gaming Mouse gets 10000 dpi Sensor
Corsair announced the availability of the upgraded Sabre RGB gaming mouse. Equipped with a 10,000 DPI optical sensor, four-zone dynamic multi-color backlighting and eight programmable buttons, Sabre RGB is the new lightweight champion of Corsair's award winning range of gaming mice.
By combining state-of-the-art optical sensor technology with lightweight and ergonomic design, the Corsair Sabre RGB gaming mouse provides superior tracking speed with deadly accuracy. Equipped with a 10,000 DPI optical sensor and multi-color DPI indicator, high-accuracy tracking is assured to make every click count. Weighing just 100g and designed to accommodate multiple grip styles, Sabre RGB's sleek ergonomic shape fits comfortably in your hand, allowing gamers to react quickly and play longer.
Sabre RGB's 8 programmable buttons can be fully re-mapped using the Corsair Utility Engine Software (CUE) - whether for single keystrokes or complex macros to give MOBA and MMO gamers the edge. Four-zone dynamic multi-color backlighting gives users virtually infinite color customization, or with CUE Link, match Sabre RGB's lighting and effects to that of your Corsair RGB Keyboard with the click of a button.
Specifications
- Lightweight: Just 100g total weight. React more quickly and play longer with less fatigue.
- 10,000 DPI optical sensor and multi-color DPI indicator: Confident, high-accuracy tracking makes every click count.
- Four-zone dynamic multi-color backlighting: Enjoy virtually infinite color customization.
- CUE Software: Slick and intuitive Corsair Utility Engine gives you performance tuning and customization control.
- 8 Programmable buttons: Fully configurable layout for personalized play.
- High-performance switches: Custom designed for gaming, with fast response and high reliability.
- Ergonomic design: Fits comfortably in your hand and supports multiple grip styles.
- 1,000 Hz USB refresh rate: Lag-free responsiveness for fast play.
- Braided easy-flex USB cable: 1.8 Meters of unencumbered roaming.
- MSRP: $49.99 Exc. Tax
Availability
The Sabre RGB is available immediately worldwide from Corsair's worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors.
For more information, visit the product page.
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#5241972 Posted on: 03/08/2016 09:54 PM
I was thinking the same thing. Are games even playable at 10,000 DPI? I have mine set anywhere between 1,000 and 1,500 depending on the game. Any higher and the pointer goes everywhere.
I was thinking the same thing. Are games even playable at 10,000 DPI? I have mine set anywhere between 1,000 and 1,500 depending on the game. Any higher and the pointer goes everywhere.
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#5241988 Posted on: 03/08/2016 10:15 PM
Hum nope, i don´t have a 4k monitor and i drink coffee. Cool though.
Hum nope, i don´t have a 4k monitor and i drink coffee. Cool though.
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#5242002 Posted on: 03/08/2016 10:48 PM
and here I am still playing on low sensitivity and 400dpi since Quake..
and here I am still playing on low sensitivity and 400dpi since Quake..
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#5242055 Posted on: 03/09/2016 12:24 AM
and there mouses still dont have tilt wheel/4way wheel
I have G502 that has 12000 dpi, and i use it at 1200 just doubling that makes move way to fast.
and there mouses still dont have tilt wheel/4way wheel
and here I am still playing on low sensitivity and 400dpi since Quake..
I have G502 that has 12000 dpi, and i use it at 1200 just doubling that makes move way to fast.
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I like the current Sabre I'm using, DPI isn't too important but it seems to still be the one big thing in marketing.
(And then there's the whole optical vs. laser thing too, think I'm using the laser version of the Sabre myself but I don't really think there's any major differences, at least for most mouse models.)
Your mouse pointer would be all over the screen with just small movements at a DPI value of 10.000 so it seems kinda pointless to me, after all you're after accuracy / precision and not just speed though nothing prevents you from lowering the DPI of course, that control panel of theirs is pretty good so far plus saving a profile directly to the rom or whatever on the mouse means you don't even need the software running.