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Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Mouse Review

Rating: 8.0.

Corsair's Harpoon RGB has been around for over two years now. Currently priced at just £23, it is very much a gaming mouse designed for those on a tight budget who are looking for a good value, no-frills experience. So what happens when you take that same mouse, add Corsair's new 2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM wireless connectivity, and raise the price to £54.99? Is it is still a compelling option for gamers or are there better alternatives out there?

Launching today at CES 2019, the Harpoon RGB Wireless comes almost exactly a year after the launch of Corsair's first wireless peripheral – the Dark Core RGB. With a much simpler design, and fewer features, the Harpoon RGB Wireless is undoubtedly aimed at a different target market, though. Can it impress, or has Corsair still got work to do? Let's find out.

Specifications

  • Wireless Connectivity: Hyper-fast, sub-1ms 2.4GHz CORSAIR SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY, Bluetooth® 4.2 + LE
  • Wired Connectivity: USB 2.0 Type-A
  • Battery Charging: Charges via USB to computer
  • Battery Type: Built-in lithium-polymer, rechargeable
  • Battery Life: 2.4GHz SLIPSTREAM: Up to 30hrs w/ standard lighting and 45hrs w/out backlighting, Bluetooth: Up to 40hrs w/ standard lighting and 60hrs w/out backlighting
  • Sensor: PMW3325
  • Sensor Type: Optical
  • Resolution: 10,000 DPI
  • Comfort: Contoured shape and rubber side grips
  • Backlight: Single-Zone RGB
  • Buttons: 6
  • USB Report Rate: 1000Hz
  • Color: Black
  • Mouse Feet: PTFE
  • Cable: 1.8 m / 6 ft., tangle-free rubber, fixed
  • iCUE (Software): Supported
  • Dimensions: 115.5(L) x 68.3(W) x 40.4(H) mm/ 4.55″(L) x 2.69″(W) x 1.59″(H)
  • Weight (w/o cable and accessories): 99g / 0.22 lbs
  • Warranty: Two years

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