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Corsair has officially expanded its Sabre V3 Pro lineup with the new PureVector series. Developed in partnership with Aimlabs, this technology aims to reduce aiming and correction time by up to 33%. By utilizing a calibration sequence within Aimlabs, the software analyzes a user's movement patterns to generate a custom directional DPI table, which is then flashed directly onto the mouse firmware.
The series features six models across two shapes: a symmetrical design and a new right-handed ergonomic option. Customers can choose between three distinct shell materials: standard ABS, carbon fiber, or magnesium. The magnesium variants incorporate cutouts to further reduce weight, with the lightest symmetrical model weighing 37 g and the heaviest ergonomic magnesium version reaching 55 g.
Internally, all models utilize the Corsair Marksman X sensor, offering 42,000 DPI, 800 IPS tracking, and 70 G acceleration. The devices support 8 kHz polling rates in both wired and 2.4 GHz wireless modes. Battery performance is rated for 200 hours at 1 kHz polling, dropping to 31 hours when using the 8 kHz setting.
Pricing for the new lineup starts at $179.99 for the Ultralight ABS models, while the magnesium versions are priced at $199.99. The carbon fiber models are available for $229.99. All mice in the series are compatible with Corsair's Web Hub browser-based utility for further customization.
