
CORSAIR - HARPOON RGB Gaming Mouse
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Based on 1 year's data from Mar 27, 2026 How it works
Corsair Harpoon RGB - It has bluetooth, wired, and dongle for wireless connection and rechargeable. I'm using it for almost 5 years. Best mouse I have ever used and the best investment for money. I bought it for 3.2K but it's now around 3.8K-4K.
Corsair rgb harpoon wired, i still use it to this day and it's been almost 8 years since i bought it π€£π€£
The Naga is way too tiny of a mouse. You'll have the same issue. G502 has a decent amount of hand space. I got long ass fingers and I've found the Corsair Harpoon to be the most comfortable mouse. I ended up buying 5 of em a few years back so I'd have a stockpile if they ever stopped making em.
I have larger hands and my favorite mouse has been my corsair harpoon.
They worked well for us in a business setting but the mouse wheel would ALWAYS fail first in about a year. It'd get gummy then just be horrible. Switched to Corsair Harpoons and haven't seen one fail yet. We're special because our software has SUPER long forms so those mouse wheels were getting spun 40 hours a week.
They worked well for us in a business setting but the mouse wheel would ALWAYS fail first in about a year. It'd get gummy then just be horrible. Switched to Corsair Harpoons and haven't seen one fail yet. We're special because our software has SUPER long forms so those mouse wheels were getting spun 40 hours a week.
They worked well for us in a business setting but the mouse wheel would ALWAYS fail first in about a year. It'd get gummy then just be horrible. Switched to Corsair Harpoons and haven't seen one fail yet. We're special because our software has SUPER long forms so those mouse wheels were getting spun 40 hours a week.
Corsair Harpoon. I miss the shape, but not the stiff cable and the abysmal durability of the rubber side grips.
Corsair Harpoon gaming mouse is Perfect with Macβs ππ»
I use the Corsair Harpoon. The model I got has a rechargeable battery (though the cable is kind of annoying to access without the one that comes with it). It runs either connected by the cable, through Bluetooth or a Wireless Dongle. The only extra buttons it has is the two normal thumb buttons but I don't like ones with more than that. It does have a dps selector that you can program but the iCue driver really kinda sucks.
I used a Corsair Harpoon from mid-2020 until August of this year, and I replaced it with a Razer Cobra, which is very good. I love it.
I'm looking for something small, i'm using temporarily a Zowie S2-B atm, i think something smaller would be better. As you can see in the photos my grip is aggressive claw but my palm is fully resting a bit forward than most people (it's in about the middle of the mouse) so my palm it doesn't touch the mouse pad at all (none part of my hand is doing so). That reminded me of donk's mouse grip but instead of using 1-3-1 i just use regular 1-2-2. I remember in the past using a Corsair Harpoon and being very comfortable with it in terms of shape and grip, but it has really shitty specs and it's too heavy. I was thinking about getting a small mice and tall mice, like maybe a G-Wolves HTS (non plus) or a Zaopin Z1.