🖱️ Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless SLIPSTREAM Technology Gaming Mouse with 10,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Wireless Rechargeable Review

the mouse is fine. He is very small. much smaller than I thought and almost impractical to use. I don't even have big hands. If you're not a fan of smaller mice, DO NOT buy these, you hate them. Another downside is the DPI settings. Corsair's software is great and easy to use, but you can't set the DPI to whatever value you want, there are presets. I can't set DPI to 800. You only get 750 or 1000 option, can't set it to anything. in between. And so in the entire DPI range. This is a major…

I was looking for a decent gaming mouse but hate cables too. Regardless of what people say about performance, I just can't stand being wired and most wireless mice just don't have enough DPI. This blows everything out of the water and also has many features. You can connect to a wireless network via RF or Bluetooth OR connect to a wired one using the included cable, which also charges the mouse. The forward and back buttons are in the perfect spot, the scroll wheel is very grippy, the mouse…

Dislikes: - Case feels cheap - Made for small hands - Press side button #2, tilt mouse up and move cursor - I expect this mouse to last Over 6 months ago left button malfunction (not covered by the normal warranty) that renders this mouse unusable - Manual mouse speed indicator closed like a palm: - Wired mouse update May 2019, this mouse will soon complete its 6-month cycle for the middle mouse traverse . use. While the left button works without any problems. After a while, however, my finger…

If you're obsessed with this mouse, at least get the wired version. My computer. This sporadic tracking, which causes the cursor to jump across the screen, occurs at any DPI setting. If you can get the WiFi working, you can expect less than a week of battery life with typical usage (3 hours a day). You can reduce or disable the RGB mode to increase its lifespan, unless you're using Linux or Mac OS X, for which the drivers are missing or completely broken. If you use Windows, you can use the…

it supports bluetooth. The mouse connects to the laptop with no problems. The problem with this mouse, however, is that it's not possible to disable RGB or change the DPI settings for the mouse when connected via Bluetooth. When starting the iCUE mouse software, the error message "Device not found" is displayed. After pairing the mouse with a dongle or USB cable, the software works smoothly. And here's the stupid part. Any changes you make only apply to the mouse as long as the software is…

I really like this mouse. And in the perfect price range. I only stopped using it because I bought a new computer that added a Razer Mamba Tournament Edition mouse. If you compare them, to be honest, they're both very comfortable. I think the Corsair mouse feels a little better overall. It's a pretty small mouse in comparison, and my hands are a bit small. I currently use a Corsair mouse at work daily and enjoy using it. Since I'm comparing it to the Razer Mamba, let's move on! The Corsair's…

I have written many reviews of Corsair products not through Revain, but this one of the few here justifies my appreciation and commitment to their brand. As far as I know Corsair and their peripherals are well built and just work. I can safely say that in some cases the software just doesn't recognize them and asks you to unplug and plug them back in, but that's not a big deal if you have access to rear USB hubs. As many have said, this mouse is not for big boy hands. Luckily I have medium to…