![]() That’s not bad for a mouse with a 10,000 DPI sensitivity rating.Īs something I use daily, I consider a good mouse (and keyboard) investment a top priority. In terms of battery life, it delivers around 30 hours of use with the RGB enabled and around 15 hours more if you turn the lights off. It adds a nice veneer to an already solid mouse.įor around R900 there really is not much to find fault with here. The scroll wheel features a solid rubber grip while the sides of the mouse are made from the same material that you’ll find on the Corsair K70 MK2 palm rest. The software also enables you to map each of the six programmable buttons along with a few other technical settings if you like to tinker. The RGB logo at the back can be customised in a variety of ways using Corsair’s iCue software and you can assign a DPI level with a colour of your choosing to the DPI switch. Your response times won’t be sub 1ms but it’ll get the job done.Īs its name implies, there is indeed a set of RGB lights that decorate the logo and DPI switcher. You can also connect this mouse to your PC wirelessly via Bluetooth, by pairing it as a Bluetooth connected device. Supported by Corsair’s Slipstream 2.4GHz wireless tech, this dongle delivers “sub 1ms” latency according to the spec sheet, and in real world performance, I didn’t detect any lag in-game or elsewhere. A small USB dongle that fits neatly inside the mouse body is the best way to use the Harpoon wirelessly. It’s a minor issue but if you often lose and misplace cables, this will cause you some frustration as the batteries are not replaceable.Ĭonnecting the mouse to your PC wirelessly can be done in two ways. The included charging USB cable turns it into a wired mouse should you need it when the battery is drained – although it should be noted that this is a proprietary cable and you won’t be able to use just any old USB to micro-USB cable if you forget this one somewhere. Interestingly, the Harpoon gives you the best of both worlds. This is important because there aren’t many good wireless gaming mice available, and I really don’t like to use a wired mouse with a notebook. As someone who switches from Photoshop to PUBG over lunch, I really like the idea of having a versatile mouse with me all the time at least one that also caters to both my work and play demands.Įrgonomically, it’s comfortable to use for hours on end and unlike my old mobile mouse, having the ability to switch DPI for graphic work is fantastic. As a starting point I must note that I’m super impressed with both gaming mice – the Elite which I used as my main gaming rat has made me a more accurate shooter, but it’s the Harpoon that has me swooning.Įven though the Harpoon is a gaming mouse first and foremost, this is also by far the best mouse I’ve used for design and graphic work. I published the first review last month and today it’s the Harpoon RGB wireless mouse’s turn. ***Features, Price and Specifications are subject to change without notice.Over the last two months I’ve been using the two new Corsair mice as part of my daily routine. Vivid dynamic RGB lighting control, sophisticated macro programming and full-system lighting synchronization with compatible CORSAIR peripherals, coolers, fans and more.ġ15.5(L) x 68.3(W) x 40.4(H) mm / 4.54”(L) x 2.69”(W) x 1.59”(H) Get the precise control you need to win thanks to a 12,000 DPI optical sensor and lasting durability with high-performance Omron switches rated for more than 20 million clicks. Sporting a comfortable contoured shape with rubber side grips and weighing in at an incredibly light 85g, the HARPOON RGB PRO is ready for endless hours of effortless gaming. The CORSAIR HARPOON RGB PRO gaming mouse sports a comfortable contoured shape, a 12,000 dpi sensor, and weighs an incredibly light 85g for endless hours of effortless gaming. ![]() Corsair Harpoon RGB Pro Gaming Mouse, Features a Pixart PMW 3327 Sensor with 12,000 DPI, Omron Switches Rated at 20 Million Clicks, 1000 Hz Polling Rate, Tangle Free Rubber Cable and Just 85 Gram Weight. ![]()
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