CORSAIR Sabre V3 PRO PureVector Wireless Mice New AIMING PRECISION
Corsair partners with Aimlabs to tune mouse sensitivity to individual player habits
FOR PC GAMERS CORSAIR partners with Aimlabs to offer a new, personalized technology that tunes to your personal preferences rather than generic presets. The goal is to help you find the best sensitivity without having to spend hours fine-tuning or hunting for community solutions. The new line includes ULTRALIGHT, ULTRALIGHT ERGO, MG and CF models. ULTRALIGHT versions are just 37g; ULTRALIGHT ERGO increases that to 41g (4g more)
Spec comparison
| Spec | ULTRALIGHT | ULTRALIGHT ERGO | MG / CF |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weight | 37 grams | 41 grams | Not specified |
| Sensor | Corsair MArksman X 42K | Corsair MArksman X 42K | Corsair MArksman X 42K |
| Polling Rate | 8,000Hz | 8,000Hz | 8,000Hz |
| Battery Life | Up to 140 hours | Up to 140 hours | Up to 140 hours |
| Switches | Optical | Optical | Optical |
The MG model uses a magnesium alloy exoskeleton, and the CF uses carbon fiber unibody material. New Corsair MArksman X 42K sensor 42,000 DPI, 800 IPS, 70G Nordic MCU 54 series for 8,000Hz Hyper Polling Wireless / Wired OPTICAL switches and scroll wheel to reduce lag and wear
Using PureVector technology, Corsair and Aimlabs say you can improve your aim speed by up to 81 milliseconds (33% improvement). PureVector studies billions of directional aiming signatures from training sessions and tunes your sensitivity to your personal preferences. "We've combined personalized aiming technology with high-performance hardware to give players the tools to aim more efficiently and play with more confidence," says Tobias Brinkmann, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Gaming, CORSAIR.
Here's how the AIMlabs founder describes it. "With billions of training sessions from over 50 million Aimlabs players, there's a unique directional aiming signature that is distinct to how you play. PureVector takes that science and applies it to a personalized, directional sensitivity specific to you, removing the guesswork from dialing in the perfect settings or spending hours online trying to find ways to improve." says Founder & CEO Wayne Mackey, PhD AIMlabs Up to 140 hours (at 1000Hz polling). Battery life effects at 8000Hz polling unknown.
Source: TweakTown
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