Conclusion and Verdict
In conclusion, the Harpoon mouse, for 30 bucks, is a winner. The 6000 DPI is actually perfect in my opinion. Anything higher and you better have had some practice because those higher DPI mice really cover a lot of ground in a hurry.
I like my mice around that 6000 DPI range. The Harpoon doesn’t have a lot of the fancy features as some of the higher end mice by Corsair but they still chose to use the CUE Software for support. That’s a feature you don’t always see from base products. Having the CUE software make the customization super easy and guaranteed to work. You might not write home about how awesome the features are but you will feel like you got a heck of deal after you buy this thing for 30 bucks.
The Corsair Harpoon RGB can be found at Corsair and other various e-tailers for $29 USD.
Pros:
- Price
- RGB
- Corsair Quality
Cons:
- Max DPI 6000 (not really a con for me because 16000 is just way too much for me to handle but 6000 may not be enough for the extreme gamer)
Final thoughts:
Very affordable mouse and you get the guaranteed quality of the Corsair brand. For thirty dollars you wont find a better mouse that runs on software application for customization. If you are looking for an all around durable mouse at a great price give a glance at the Harpoon RGB by Corsair. You wont be disappointed.
