Corsair has expanded its Sabre V3 Pro gaming mouse series with the new PureVector line, developed in collaboration with Aimlabs. This technology allows users to calibrate directional DPI settings based on individual movement patterns and aiming weak points, which are then stored directly in the mouse firmware.
According to the manufacturer, the integration of PureVector technology can reduce aiming and correction times by up to 33%. The calibration process involves completing a sequence within the Aimlabs software, which generates a custom DPI map tailored to the user's specific directional preferences.
The new lineup includes six models available in two distinct shapes: a symmetrical design measuring 122.9 by 64.1 by 38.8 mm and a right-handed ergonomic version measuring 125 by 67.5 by 44 mm. The symmetrical shape is based on the previous Sabre v2 model released in late 2025.
Customers can choose between three different shell materials for each shape. The standard ABS Ultralight model is priced at $179.99, the carbon fiber CF model costs $229.99, and the magnesium MG model, which features weight-reducing cutouts, is available for $199.99.
