CORSAIR - HARPOON RGB WIRELESS Gaming Mouse

The one we make the way... Kidding aside, to me is more about hand comfort and functionality. I use a Corsair Wireless Harpoon, cause I can use it wired while charging, has Bluetooth and a 2.4GHz dongle which I can switch between 3 systems at once. As well as high DPI. That being said it's a good mouse but I don't quite like the grip. I would suggest going to a physical store and see if they have samples for you to try, but at the end of the day they are all mostly the same.

I'm looking for a durable gaming mouse that will last me several years without developing problems with double-clicking buttons or scroll wheel issues. Palm grip is my preference, but I’m not too fussed about advanced specs since I’m more of a casual gamer. Having more extra buttons to program would be great and also the mouse looking nice (obviously low priority on that!). I have owned a few mouses (or wait mice?) and have had issues with all of them. The ones I remember the best are: 1. Corsair Harpoon wireless: Double click issue which became unbearable. 2. Razer Basilisk Ultimate: Bought it since it had optical switches to avoid the double click issue, but ended up having scroll issues (and the recommendation to blow on the wheel didn't work!). The horizontal buttons on the wheel work out as a workaround, but I like being able to program those instead of using it for scrolling. I'll admit, I'm not the best at maintaining my devices so a part of it is because of frequently dropping it and stuff, but I'm sure there must be sturdy mice out there for me! Reliability and build quality are my top priorities. Suggestions for models or brands known for excellent longevity would be really appreciated! The cheaper the better for me, but I'm willing to shill out a bit more if it'll last me a really long while.

Corsair Harpoon. This mouse does not fucking break.

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 Mac’s 👌🏻

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.