Corsair has updated its Sabre V3 Pro mouse line-up with the PureVector series, developed in partnership with Aimlabs. This new technology claims to reduce aiming and correction time by up to 33% by calibrating directional DPI to a player's specific aiming style. Users play a calibration sequence in Aimlabs, where the software analyzes their movement patterns and weak points to build a custom DPI table, which is then flashed to the mouse's firmware.
The new tech is preloaded on six Sabre v3 Pro PureVector models, offering two shapes: a symmetrical design based on the Sabre v2 shape and a new right-handed ergonomic option. Both shapes are available in three shell materials: regular ABS (Ultralight model, $179.99), carbon fiber (CF model, $229.99), and magnesium (MG model, $199.99), with the magnesium version featuring cutouts for weight reduction.
Internally, all models feature a Corsair Marksman X sensor with 42,000 DPI peak sensitivity, 800 IPS tracking speed, and 70 G acceleration. They support 8 kHz polling in both wired and 2.4 GHz wireless modes, with a battery life of up to 200 hours at 1 kHz polling and 31 hours at 8 kHz. The mice also use Corsair-tuned optical switches and are customizable via Corsair's Web Hub.
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