Corsair HARPOON RGB

Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse – I’m not a gamer, but video and photo editing with a touchpad is not for me! I selected this mouse because it’s light weight yet big enough to fit comfortably in my hand for hours and days on end. It recharges over USB and can be used while charging. It can connect via wire, Bluetooth, or USB wireless adapter.

The best mouse for MacBook for gaming we've tested is the Corsair HARPOON RGB Wireless. You can use it wirelessly via Bluetooth or its USB receiver, and there's space within the mouse to store the receiver, so you won't lose it when on the go.

Which is strange because the website says it's max is 4000dpi. These are my settings : http://imgur.com/a/J4u9Le1. The shape and size is almost 85% similar to the Razer Atheris which was the most comfortable mouse my tiny hands had held. As for weight, coming in at 99g, I find it to be PERFECT - not too heavy not too light.

It's comfortable in the hand and the extra buttons on the side are nice to use in certain games. It's also nice to have a dpi switch on the fly. The mouse is very smooth and great to use with fps games. Unfortunately the mouse wheel is terrible. It feels awful when scrolling with little feedback, al...

Over the past week or so things have gotten progressivley worse. Whereas before it wouldn't be something I notice just using my PC for web browsing or whatever, but now its getting borderline unuseable and almost every time I right click, wether in game or not, unless I push super hard, the click doesn't work most of the time. I upgraded to this thing from a Corsair Harpoon RGB (litterally their cheapest mouse IIRC) and never had a single problem with it. Considering my G703 is less than a year old and already having issues, as you can imagine, this is super dissapointing.

The mouse is alright. Its very small... a lot smaller than I thought it was going to be and is almost awkward to use. I don't even have big hands. If your not a fan of smaller mice, do NOT buy this, you will hate it. Another con is the DPI settings. The corsair software is great and easy to use, but...

Nice! I think a wireless mouse is a great upgrade for a laptop personally to keep things cleaner. Checkout a Corsair Harpoon Wireless for a cheapish one

The side buttons are smaller and higher than expected making them more difficult to use. The sensitivity limit is generally fine for a lot of games but I ran into quite a few times where I wished it could go higher. I switched from using it as a gaming mouse to using it for work due to another mouse...

* **Weight**: Light. The Corsair Harpoon RGB is too heavy for me, so I would want something significantly lighter than that. * **Sensitivity:** Adjustable DPI would be ideal, I am used to around 2,000 DPI.

I really do like this mouse, but I'm not very impressed that I have to run iCUE In order to get the RGB profiles running on the mouse. I'm not really into flashy colors on all my parts, so I just want the thing to light up red, so I'd really rather just save that setting to the mouse itself. I've al...