Corsair SABRE RGB PRO, double clicking, randomly disconnecting and Sometimes not working at all

[shinzef]

So i have tried resetting, unisntalling drivers, resseting the mouse etc... And the issue still persists. I have contacted corsair about a RMA which they approved but the shipping cost for me is too expensive ( costs as much the mouse it self ) and I simply can't afford that specially im a student. So what I can do?

[shinzef]

The rma number is : 2006326059

Also I have heard another method called "proof of destruction" is that possible? And corsair hasn't been responding to my questions also

[dualscimitars]

try unplugging it and making sure all power is off i.e wifi or bluetooth isnt connected. hold down both main buttons, plug it in and once it turns back on, let off buttons. this is a undocumented trick that has worked with my corsair m65 and dark core pro...

[wallecurese]

On 8/13/2023 at 4:12 PM, shinzef said:

So i have tried resetting, unisntalling drivers, resseting the mouse etc... And the issue still persists. I have contacted corsair about a RMA which they approved but the shipping cost for me is too expensive ( costs as much the mouse it self ) and I simply can't afford that specially im a student. So what I can do?

Try connecting to another USB port or connect to another computer or laptop, if the problem persists, this is a technical problem, if there are problems disappear... then pay attention to the USB ports or the motherboard

[wallecurese]

On 8/13/2023 at 4:12 PM, shinzef said:

So i have tried resetting, unisntalling drivers, resseting the mouse etc... And the issue still persists. I have contacted corsair about a RMA which they approved but the shipping cost for me is too expensive ( costs as much the mouse it self ) and I simply can't afford that specially im a student. This problem came at a very bad time, I was working on my project in excel. Thanks to the help I received here https://mysupergeek.com/excel-assignment-help-service I managed to complete the project on time. My skills in Excel are quite low, so if it wasn't for these guys, I would have failed my work for sure. So what I can do?

I think the problem is here, in the mouse itself. While the intermittent loss of connection can still be attributed to motherboard problems, double-clicking that cannot be influenced in the settings usually indicates a factory defect.

Edited January 24 by wallecurese