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CORSAIR HARPOON RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse Review

Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2019-01-07

CORSAIR has listened to the community and upgraded the original HARPOON RGB with wireless capabilities and a better sensor, the Pixart PMW3325. While the number of programmable buttons is the same, the DPI values can be now set up to 10000, in 100DPI increments, the Omron switch durability is now set at 50 million clicks and even if the mouse does now include a built-in lithium-polymer rechargeable battery, it only weights 99 grams without cables. As the original model, the HARPOON RGB Wireless feels best when used with a claw grip, while the rubberized side grips make sure you won’t lose precision, even during longer gaming sessions.

A Closer Look Part III

On the left side panel, we do have a rubberized surface for the thumb finger, but also two programmable buttons:

A CORSAIR logo can be also found on the left click button; talking about the left/right click buttons, these incorporate durable Omron switches, that are rated for more than 50 million actuations:

The right side panel does also feature a rubber coating, but no extra buttons this time!

On the bottom layer of the unit, we can clearly spot the PTFE feet, the PMW3325 10000DPI sensor lens, the 2.4GHz/Bluetooth/Off switch but also a small storage compartment:

The USB cable can be easily removed and features a proprietary shape:

After lifting the cover from the storage area, we will uncover the 2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM wireless dongle:

With the SLIPSTREAM Wireless’ Intelligent Frequency Shift, we are ensured that the fastest wireless channel is always chosen, by hopping to the optimal one on-the-fly, without any visible interruptions:

After powering on the mouse, we will be able to spot the Status LED but also the RGB area operating:

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