CORSAIR HARPOON WIRELESS RGB Lightweight FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse – 10,000 DPI – 6 Programmable Buttons – Low-Latency Bluetooth – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black

Bought this a few days ago after my Trust one was starting to get on my nerves.If you want a cheap and well-known branded mouse, then I'd suggest this one. The mouse itself is pretty small, being only about 5x10cm WxL, so people with larger hands my find this uncomfortable, however it suits me just fine, and is quite comfortable, may I add.The sides of the mouse are made of textured rubber, so they are inherently comfortable for your fingers, and they also don't have any deep grooves, so don't worry about having to meticulously clean it should it get dirty. The 2 side buttons are quite stiff out of the box however this seems to have alleviated over time. There are 5 DPI modes, with each press changing the logo colour to that of the corresponding DPI level (Blue, Red, White, Green and Purple). The mouse wheel is slightly quiet, and doesn't click that loudly as it turns, however it doesn't bother me.The cable length is sufficient enough should it need to be wrapped around something and it seems to work well on most surfaces.This isn't a very characteristic mouse, seeing as it's only a budget one, however it does its job very well.

A fantastic mouse for gamers that aren't impressed by all the tacky RGB rubbish. Admittedly it's a little small for my gorilla hands but nevertheless, it fits snugly in my palm and the ergonomics feels comfortable and relaxed. And the rubberised groove for my thumb is a nice addition that makes the mouse easy to pick up and move around quickly. Its design is far more muted and minimalistic than other sets of higher-end mice designed for "G4M3RZ" - just one small RGB with configurable settings without loads of unnecessary crap glued to the side. As to the performance, it's pretty great. It feels quick, easy and responsive and the DPI toggle button just beneath the scroll-wheel is easily-accessible and the settings it includes with the software are pretty great too.If I have one complaint, it's that the two buttons on the left-hand side are made of particularly slippery plastic and can occasionally be hard to grip, though this is only a minor gripe.

The Coreair Harpoon Wireless RGB Mouse is a solid option for gamers and casual users alike. The wireless connection is smooth and responsive, with minimal lag, making it ideal for fast-paced gaming sessions. The RGB lighting is a nice touch, offering a customizable aesthetic. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in hand, though it might not be ideal for those with larger palms. Battery life is impressive, lasting several days on a full charge. Overall, it's a great value for the price.

The product arrived fast and in one piece and after having used this mouse for a couple of days I can say I am pretty impressed, the mouse has a great feel and the clicks feel good and aren't too loud which is always good, you can certainly feel the click and it isn't soft enough to be pressed accidentally. the mouse LED is fully customisable using the software which you can find on corsairs website. The mouse has a range of different DPI setting which again are fully customisable and you can have as many modes as you want, you can also add a colour to each mode so you know which one you have selected which comes in handy. I have used this mouse for a range of productivity tasks and gaming and I am impressed with its performance. The cable is also pretty long so you have a lot of room to play with. The mouse glides really well along the mouse pad and feels great. I highly recommend this as it preforms at a high standard and in my opinion is worth far more than the price you pay.Highly recommendIf you found this helpful, or if you think it could be better, let me know using the buttons below - Thanks for reading my review!

I've had this for over 2 years now. It's a great little mouse. Nothing fancy. Super realiable. Wireless connection is flawless.One thing that i can't tell if it was improved or I just adapted to it fairly fast. Is the fact that the lift off distance was fairly high. As in like, when you pick your mouse up to move it back to the center beacuse you've reached the end of your mouse matt. Usually you pick it up and move it and you're fine. However early on I noticed you had to raise the mouse fairly high off the matt to actually cause it to not mvoe your mouse while moviging it back to the center. However this issue seemed to vanish and i've not experienced this annoyance for quite some time. Again I can't tell if i just got used it and i now naturally lift my mouse up higher when moving it, or they updated it to reduce the sensors lift off distance.Overall though fantastic mouse.