Harpoon PRO RGB Wired Lightweight FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse – 12,000 DPI – 6 Programmable Buttons – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox – Black

Is a great mouse. Is really durable. Love the feel and it fits perfectly in my hand. I would say I have small hands so if you have large hands it might not work as well for you.

Very good mouse has good dpi options and a app you can download to its fast and I haven’t noticed any problems

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.

When you first feel the mouse, you may think it feels so light it must be cheap garbage. But the amount of times i've dropped it, and it still works perfectly* shows it's not at all. It does the job with no fuss and doesn't fizz out on you like i've had multiple other brands' mice do. Some of which cost over twice as much. The only reasins tjis isn't perfect are: when i wake my computer back up from sleep, i have to unplug and replug the mouse, or it double-clicks every time. Somewhat annoying but doable. And second, its software/firmware. It lacks a lot of the versatility you'd expect. Some programs will recognize its side buttons as mouse 3 and 4; some as forward and back. This can be insanely annoying when you're, say, wanting to use a sidw button as a Discord push-ro-talk but, when you're in your browser, it does that, with Discord reading it as Mouse 3,while the browser reads it as Back and boots you back a page. You can rebind them to various things but it's an annoyinf workaround. Honestly, in a perfect world this would be 1 stars. But it's so long aince i've had a mouse that hasn't died on me after a few months, i guess i'm grading on a steel curve.

Great feeling on my hand.

I have been using this mouse for years, and I recently repurchased it after my old one has not been working correctly (after over 3 years of everyday use). It is extremely durable, lasting years, and feels very comfortable to use. It is effective for all sorts of videogames, and the side buttons allow for extra key bind customization, which is an automatic bonus.

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.

The mouse1 (left click) button panel (which is suspended in the air beyond the end of the rest of the body) broke almost immediately after the manufacturer's 2-year warranty expired. That's close to reasonable given what I paid for it, but disappointing nonetheless. I have not decided whether I want to get a different mouse or brand for everyday use; this one was great while it lasted for moderate daily gaming and constant heavy productivity, software development, and browsing. I have no other Corsair peripherals except a massive mousepad, and do not care for their RGB/elgato features except perhaps as a power or status indicator, but have used Corsair RAM and SATA SSDs for many years with no complaints and have no quarrel with them as a company or a brand. For my medium-sized hands, this mouse is a good shape, weight, and fit. My hand rests on it easily without curling my fingers too much or too little. Sensitivity and tracking are essentially flawless (zero noticeable hitches or misdetections) on a Corsair extended (3 foot) mousepad purchased separately. Ergonomically, it's among the best I have used, even with perpetual scroll wheel and back button button usage in all types of applications. Although both fingertips hang off the front edge of the mouse2 (right click) button during normal use and I thought this would bother me, it turns out to be somewhat natural and not at all uncomfortable; I was surprised to find it acceptable so quickly. The cord is thin, tolerably flexible, and nearly weightless, but has a bit of memory so the factory-shipped folds and curves in the cord persist forever; the effect on the user is small but noticeable. The mostly-required iCue software is somewhat hit and miss. Its UI and background service is needed to turn off the lighting and set a realistic DPI sensitivity, although you can save the configuration to the device and therefore it's a bit more portable/static; in some ways, the mouse is terrible to use without the background service running, e.g. in safe mode, after a machine restart/OS upgrade when the service is stopped, or after a crash. The software used to be slightly unreliable, but seems much more stable in the past year, and I haven't had it fail in recent memory. For all abovementioned use cases, my effective DPI is set around 8800 with this mouse out of a possible 12000, using the maximum polling rate of 1000 hertz (1 millisecond per). This setting allows an effective and comfortable sensitivity of between 3.0 and 4.0 out of the 0-to-100 range common across many games; however, I also have mouse acceleration enabled (e.g. "Enhance pointer precision" and pointer speed "Slow", both configurable in either Windows or iCue device settings), so your experience will differ depending on the speed and jerk/twitchiness you prefer.

En mi misión por calificar todo lo que hasta ahora e comprado en Amazon aquí va la primera sobre el Harpoon Pro. Si al igual que yo, la mayor parte del tiempo no te importa usar un mouse de menos de 500 / 600 pesos y te conformas con un mouse que funcione y se vea bonito eres de los míos y quizás esta reseña te pueda servir para tomar la decisión si comprarlo o no. Por mucho tiempo utilice mouse de los típicos " Mouse RGB con botones en los costados con DPI Gamer HD" que a final de cuentas eran unos mouse de entre 100 y 300 pesos máximo con botones de función atrás y adelante, un botoncito para controlar el DPI que pasaba de 0 a 10000 en un clic y luces LED que lo hacían ver bonito y para un usuario común es suficiente si no necesitas calibrar tu DPI mediante software o personalizar RGB de igual manera. Sin embargo el tema ergonómico en esa gama de precios es regular o malo, paso casi un 80% del tiempo por mi trabajo usando computador y claro mouse, pero obviamente la mano reciente usar ese tipo de ergonomía por mucho tiempo. Asi que tomando en cuenta mi experiencia te dejo las ventajas: 1.- Primero y mas importante la ergonomía, el mouse a primera impresión parece pequeño (como ven en la imagen que adjunte esta el de 200 pesos y el Harpoon) sin embargo su forma se adapta para que tengas tu mano en una posición cómoda, y el relieve que tiene en el lado izquierdo donde descansa en pulgar hace que sea mas sencillo de mantener el agarre, por mas horas que lo utilices o si ya tienes algún problema con dolor en alguna zona de tu mano gamer poderosa con el tiempo se ira corrigiendo o aminorando. 2.- Personalización RGB, el software iCue de corsair te permite modificar el RGB y DPI, hay que tener en cuenta que el RGB del mouse es solamente el icono y no permite efectos muy psicodélicos, solamente colores fijos y pulsaciones, pero tiene un muy buen nivel de brillo que no molesta a la vista y lo hace ver elegante. 3.- En la parte del DPI tenemos 6 perfiles para configurar diferentes niveles de 200 a 12,000 esto lo hace de 100 en 100 así que puedes ir modificando dependiendo que tan cómodo sientas la velocidad del puntero. Puedes guardar configuraciones y asignarle un color para poder distinguir en cual perfil te encuentras si tienes uno muy parecido. Y también las desventajas que en realidad solo es una: 1.- Cuando usas el software para modificar los valores a tu gusto y al terminar lo cierras, el mouse regresara a sus valores predeterminados de fabrica. Para poder guardar tu configuración, es necesario ir a la opciones de perfiles y dar clic en el icono de Guardar en dispositivo, esto hará que todos los cambios que hiciste queden guardados y puedas usar esa configuración en otro equipo sin necesidad de volver a configurar. La nueva versión del software ya no permite esta función pero siempre puedes instalar la 3.38.61 que es la que permite guardar los cambios en el dispositivo. Conclusión: 9/10 Un mouse Bueno Bonito y Barato con muchas opciones si eres un usuario que pasa de quizás una gama mas económica esta es una muy buena primera opción de compra.

die maus lässt sich gut führen und ist sehr gut in der handhaben. nur zu emphfehlen

Ótimo produto, funciona perfeitamente.

My son love it so much

I am satisfied with the mouse.