Corsair Sabre Wireless Gaming Mouse Battery Replacement

You will need a dust blower, a metal spudger, tweezers, a torx T6 screwdriver and a plastic spudger

Use the tweezers to remove the mouse feet stickers at the bottom. And only those. (apologies for the confusing picture, you don't need to remove the top ones)

Do it carefully and try to make sure you have gotten a hold of the 2 layered sticker.

One of mine broke

You should see one screw on each side once this is done

Remove both screws with a torx T6 screwdriver

Grab the mouse on both sides and push with your fingers so that the case reveals a small gap

Insert the metallic spudger at the back (see pic 2) and slide it along the edge of the case.

Don’t insert it too much (see pic 3) there are components on the way

You also need to insert the spudger at the front. As pic 3 shows, there are two plastic pins holding the case in place at the front. (See the markers)

that should open the mouse.

Be careful with the cable connecting the click buttons to the motherboard! (See pic 3)

Reconnect the battery to the motherboard

After connecting the battery, switching the mouse on should also switch on its lights.

Now that you are inside, go ahead and blow all the dust and particles off, especially around the scrolling wheel. Scrolling wheels catch a lot of dust, hairs, and dirt. Besides you probably won’t be coming back here any time soon. So, use this opportunity to clean it.

It works, it’s clean, and it’s ready. It’s time to put it back together. Work back through the steps.

The stickers won’t look good as new unless you do a much better job than me when replacing them (shouldn’t be difficult). In any case, if that happens and it bothers you, you can use the old ones to cut to shape any other stickers you like, even with felt, and replace them.