Left and right click, a scroll wheel with center click and two thumb buttons usually configured for “forwards” and “backwards” (or typically mele in-game). Once out of the box, we can see the overall button layout is pretty standard. The thumb rest and opposite side is textured to provide better overall grip. The finish is matte black all the way around, with some shiny black accents around some of the edges and buttons. Overall, it’s pretty standard as far as mice go.
The Corsair Harpoon features a simple ergonomic design. The mouse was in perfect, undamaged shape upon opening. The only other included items besides the mouse are warranty information and a small instruction manual. Upon opening the box, we find the mouse in a two-piece clam shell style protective casing with the chord neatly folded above it. This included DPI, weight, RGB options and button diagrams. The outside of the box was well designed and provided the potential buyer lots of relevant information. Packaging for the Harpoon was pretty standard for a budget mouse. Here are the detailed technical specs according to Corsair: With a $30 price point, premium features such as rubber coatings, and braided chords will be out the window. Since this is a budget gaming mouse, we need to be subjective with its features. At the time of writing this review, you can pick up the Corsair Harpoon gaming mouse on Amazon for ~$30 USD. The Harpoon can be controlled and configured via Corsair’s universal software, iCUE which we’ll be going into more later.īefore diving into the review, let’s take a look at the technical details related to the mouse.
The Corsair Harpoon is on the budget side of the spectrum which makes it a good option for light gaming and general use.Īt a glance, the Corsair Harpoon features a lightweight design (85g), a 6000-dpi sensor and six programmable buttons. How we interface, whether it’s gaming, web surfing or work related, factors in to the type of product we’ll end up buying. Especially considering the mouse is one of the primary ways we interface with our PCs. There’s plenty of options out there when it comes to gaming mice, and a lot of factors to consider when going in for the purchase. In this review we’ll be taking a look at the Corsair Harpoon gaming mouse.
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