Corsair Goes Budget-Friendly With Harpoon RGB Gaming Mouse

Corsair has a few expensive gaming mice, and a few not so expensive, but the least expensive mouse in its product stack is now the $30 Corsair Harpoon RGB.

Corsair has not specified which sensor is on board, but it’s an optical sensor that offers up to 6,000dpi. The palm rest logo is programmable and RGB-backlit--a rare feature on such an inexpensive mouse. There are six programmable buttons (left/right with Omron switches, forward/back, dpi button, clickwheel), and it’s quite a flyweight at just 85g.

Another bonus is that the Harpoon RGB supports Corsair’s CUE software, so you can program the lighting and button functions, and you can save profiles to the mouse’s onboard storage.

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This right-handed mouse has a somewhat dramatically curved left-side thumb grip; the grips on both sides have a nobby, rubberized look.

You can pick up a Harpoon RGB mouse for $30 from the likes of Amazon.

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Header Cell - Column 0 Corsair Harpoon RGB
SensorOptical
DPI250-6,000 DPI
AmbidextrousNo
SwitchesOmron
Onboard StorageYes
LightingRGB (palm rest)
Buttons6 programmable:-L/R click-Forward/back-Scroll wheel-DPI button (x1)
SoftwareCUE
OS SupportWindows 7, 8, 10
Cable1.8m braided fiber (USB)
Dimensions111.5 x 68.3 x 40.4mm
Weight85g
Warranty2 years
Price$30