Corsair Harpoon PRO - RGB Gaming Mouse - Lightweight Design - 12,000 DPI Optical Sensor, Wired Pro

The harpoon has always been my go to mouse for years. Good size buttons work great price is terrible compared to other mice. I play shooters and OSU! Super smooth and the DPI settings are great. Always loved this mouse. They will wear out after a year or two that's about the only downside buttons will stop working or the scroll wheel will have issues but that's only after owning it for over a year.

The mouse is great! The design is simple and the buttons are responsive. The ergonomics of the grip are very comfortable for users with larger hands. I'm personally a fan of wired mice, so there's no need to worry about battery life, but I believe there's also a wireless option available for those that want a cleaner setup. Definitely gonna be my go to mouse for replacements!

I am an avid Corsair fan when it comes to peripherals and have been rocking an M65 Pro for the past 8 years, a truly amazing mouse. For my wireless mouse needs, like for my laptop, I have been using the wireless version of this mouse (I have 2), and thought I would give this a shot for my main rig.This mouse is extremely light weight and feels pretty good. It is exactly what I was expecting when it comes to functionality and ergonomics. I really do like this mouse and its side buttons. It is very clicky, which I love.Now for some nit picks. On the wireless variant of this mouse, the DPI button has an LED to show what mode it is in, this mouse does not. Instead the logo LED will light the setting color. If you use ICUE, it will show the setting color and then return to the color you selected. Sounds like not a bad idea on paper, but your hand covers up the logo when using it.Additionally, I was disappointed to see that the cable was not braided. The wireless version of this mouse's charging cable is. To some this might not matter, but when your Corsair keyboard and Corsair mouse pad are, it makes the mouse look really cheap and not "pro".If anyone from Corsair is reading this, demote the naming of this mouse and make a real pro variant with a higher DPI sensor, light on the DPI button and braided cable. If it happens to be $10-$15 more, it would likely be worth it to most. I know I would certainly buy one.

Purchased used, mint condition from Amazon resale. This mouse is my absolute favorite wired mouse. I have had one for 5 years, I finally did it, I smashed the top of my original Harpoon and the left button became less clicky and more mushy. I got this in the resale store for $29, it's only $47 new right now from Amazon, i paid 60 for it new 5 or 6 years ago. TOTALLY worth it. I will never use a wireless mouse, and for all the different options out there, to me this performs as well as an L branded $120 mouse for a quarter the cost. It is EXTREMELY sensitive, it can dial down to one of many dpi settings, it's just a great wired rgb mouse. Can't say enough good about it and for sub $30 used like new condition, you just can't go wrong.

I saw a lot of reviews for the wireless version, so I thought I'd leave my own little two cents for the wired version.I've had this mouse for almost 10 months and haven't noticed any major problems other than the following two:- When I started using the mouse wheel a lot more over a period of a few weeks for a certain game it started to become squeaky but after some time it went away. It still worked properly throughout that period of time.- After some months of not changing mouse button functions, I wanted to reprogram them. I found out I needed new software (different from what I originally used when I first bought the mouse) and it took me a while to get it working the way I wanted. After I got it set up though it was easy to re-assign them.I was originally looking for a simple mouse (something that didn't have a lot of buttons all over it and not so huge) because I mostly use a claw grip. It's been comfortable to use in either palm grip or claw grip (given I've used claw grip for over 15 years or so).In terms of durability, the mouse is worn on the surfaces where I grip it but all the buttons and the mouse wheel work with no problems. I don't play a lot of FPS games, but I do play games where you can click rapidly if needed. I haven't experienced any clicking problems as seen in many of the wireless reviews. The tracking has worked fine since I received it.The mouse still works well today and I probably won't be switching any time soon until it truly wears out or I require different/additional mouse functionality.

For the price, you simply can't beat this mouse. It's precise, clicks feel satisfying, and it looks sleek. The first thing I noticed with this mouse was the size. It is super light and felt a little bit small at first which was drastically different from the Razor Deathadder and Steel Series Sensai I had used in the past. Although jarring at first, I now like the smaller profile. The only problem from it's size arises from the side buttons. How the mouse sits comfortably in my hand doesn't allow me to press the side buttons nearly as well as I might like to. I have a larger hand and it might just be part of the process of getting adjusted to a new mouse so I won't deduct any stars for it.The light on the back of it looks cool although it is noticeably brighter than my previous mouses. The first night I had it, I work up in the middle of the night wondering why my room was so illuminated. I have since downloaded the software to adjust the brightness which helped out.The DPI adjuster cycles through settings in just a click which is convenient but I don't see any practical use for it outside of initially calibrating it to your preference.I no-lifed for way longer than I'd like to admit the first day I got it because I was so pleased with it's performance. Fantastic mouse, fantastic price.

Amazing. Recommended