Corsair today announced a new pro gaming mouse lineup with six new models and three material options, designed to deliver a better gaming experience.
All new models include up to 8,000Hz polling with 0.25ms average click latency, the new Corsair Marksman X 42K sensor, capable of 42,000 DPI, 800 IPS and 70G acceleration, optical switches and an optical scroll wheel encoder for near-zero lag, plus grip and glide accessories in the box.
The ULTRALIGHT is the successor to the SABRE v2 PRO, with a stronger structure, a 37-gram weight, and twice the battery life (now 140 hours at 1,000Hz polling). The ULTRALIGHT ERGO uses the same technologies but is more sculpted to your hand and weighs just 41 grams.
Both mice offer 2.4GHz wireless and wired USB-C connectivity, with up to 8,000Hz polling in either mode.
These two mice feature a magnesium alloy skeleton for improved rigidity and a cool feel during long gaming sessions. They weigh 49 and 55 grams respectively and offer up to 200 hours of battery life at 1,000Hz polling. Connectivity options match the ULTRALIGHT models, and add Bluetooth 6.0.
The series flagships are the PureVector CF and CF ERGO, featuring a carbon fibre unibody shell for added strength and rigidity while keeping weight low at 48 and 54 grams respectively. With the same connectivity options as the MG models, battery life is up to 200 hours at 1,000Hz polling and with Bluetooth.
The Corsair PureVector gaming mouse series is available now, although some retailers are listing it as shipping from 5th November. JB Hi-Fi is taking pre-orders for the Corsair SABRE v3 PRO PureVector Ultralight Ergo Wireless Gaming Mouse (Black) for AU$289. More details on the pricing for the other mice in the series are coming soon.
Corsair have advised the SABRE v3 PRO PureVector CF and CF ERGO and SABRE v3 PRO PureVector MG and MG ERGO will be available later in the year, with Corsair eyeing late November/Early December launch. Pricing wise, the MG will retail for $319, while the CF will sell for $359
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