Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was actually looking for a gaming mouse but was doubtful about buying a low price one. But also didn't want to spend a lot on the mouse either. So, I was looking through the shop for one and bought this mouse for a pretty good price. Now I'm pretty happy that I bought this one because it have good battery backup. Good dpi setting, good ergonomics, and also not too much RGB which is also customizable with the corsair ique app. And also it have 3 modes, that is Bluetooth, wried and 2.5Ghz which makes it easy to use with different devices. The mouse is comfortable to hold in the palm. The battery backup is excellent. The built quality of the mouse is also excellent and also have a small texture in it making is easier to grip in to. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase..

I haven't tried this mouse for hardcore gaming, but it works well for some of the casual games I've played so far. It seems to click better than my old cheap mouse and I like the fit. I wouldn't recommend it for larger hands. The software had kind of a learning curve with some issues here and there. I like the 3 options of connecting through a wired USB, a wireless USB dongle, and Bluetooth. RGB isn't necessary but I like it. The mouse does well at holding a charge, I was surprised.

This is my first Bluetooth mouse. I use a CyberPower Gaming PC for Fusion 360 CAD work. I prefer a wireless mouse for CAD work and this one works really well. I charge it over night every 3-4 nights and like the weight and feel. You will find that the left and right clicks are very light, lighter than most. It took me a day or so to get used that that and I have been using it ever since with no issues.

Perfect mouse fire medium sized hands! Not the biggest so if u have big hands you might cramp depending on how u grip the mouse. The rgb is small but nice and vibrant and u can change it to look however u want on the software. It can be used wired or wireless and the battery life wireless is pretty good. Would recommend for casual gamers because it’s not as light as other mice that a more serious gamer would want

Solid mouse, great daily driver. It is a little smaller than a usual mouse, which is great if you’re looking for something lightweight but reasonably priced. Corsair’s iCUE software is leagues ahead of any other brand’s RGB software which is an excellent plus.

Easy to use, it’s not heavy but not light it’s in the middle, battery life is great for long gaming sessions, very precise, the clicks are snappy and very responsive, no input lag

Good battery life awesome rgb and lovely dpi settings although its a strange step of settings with 1 being extremely slow and 5 being way too fast i find 4 comfortable for fps games and 3 for others only complaint is that after 3 days 2.4ghz no longer works if i have ever use Bluetooth for my surrounding devices its very strange but doesn't bother me too much

Solid mouse for the price. If you’re looking for a wireless mouse without the hefty price tag this is a great option. Syncs up with icue easily where you can control DPI and RGB and more.

I have always liked Corsair and I have always used Corsair hardware for my pc builds and I purchased this mouse for my travel setup and I ended up being very happy with it. Battery lasts a long time and the mouse connects super easily the first time and after that every time I want to use it again I just turn it on and it automatically connects via Bluetooth to my laptop. I can always use the little usb adapter to if I need to. Overall a very nice affordable mouse.

The Corsair Harpoon fits my hand pretty nicely. It has a 2.4ghz receiver that tucks inside the mouse itself. It also has an option of bluetooth which is good for laptops with limited USB ports. It's quite small though, just be ready for that. It is very light.

I own several of these at this point. I have one at work, one for home, and one for travel. I have large hands and the ergonomics feel great. The mouse is fairly light and glides effortlessly. I typically only use these while plugged in so I can’t speak to battery longevity. The iCue software to manage the device is not bad. I have had issues where the mouse would disconnect and immediately reconnect. The connection issue has always been a windows driver issue in my case. I simply uninstall the driver that windows attempts to install for plug and play and then it goes away.

Great mouse. Easy to setup and figure out. Long lasting wireless battery probably charge it once every 3 to 4 days with medium to heavy usage. Feels great in the hands and is very precise no matter how you set your DPI. RGBs are nice and bright and go great next to my Corsair keyboard.

After looking for a wireless mouse to remove some clutter, I was happily surprised once I set this one up to learn that, with it's multiple connectivity methods, you can effectively set this mouse up for multiple devices. What I mean from the title is there is an included USB cable (I don't recall if that was in the description) which is not only for charging, but for data transfer. What this means is you can plug the mouse in with USB to one computer, than have the dongle for 2.4 Ghz wireless into another computer and alternate between them using the switch and unplugging the cable from the mouse. I haven't tried this with Bluetooth yet, only with the 2.4 GHz wireless. Additionally, it feels very comfy and responsive. Side buttons are sensitive and take a little getting used to. Overall, worth the buy!

As advertised. It's a mouse. Bluetooth connects no problem which is why I purchased. The lights are so pretty. Battery life is good. Only real quibble is that the secondary thumb button is a bit of a stretch to reach. Thumb lengths differ I suppose... Good mouse.

I bought this for my girlfriend as a present who has medium hands. She uses it with a Mac and loves the bluetooth capability of it because her Mac does not have USB ports. One of the great features of this is the lack of downtime after it has already been connected once to the computer. Switch it to the bluetooth mode and it is already up and running, no downtime at all. I personally use Razer products but after feeling how smooth and comfortable the mouse is even in my hands I will be switching over to Corsair products when mine eventually die from use. The only critique of this particular mouse is the clunkyness of the scroll wheel. It seems slow and is hard to find a good speed on her computer and it doesn't always recognize that it has been turned. The wheel can take a click or two to recognize it is being spun. Overall I would highly recommend this mouse especially if you are working with a laptop that does not have USB ports.

I have three of these mice. One for my work computer, one for my laptop, and one for my wife's laptop. They all work great. The one I use at work I have had since the recent model was released (almost two years). It works great, has been dropped on a hard concrete warehouse floor multiple times and still works. The best part about this mouse is the little DPI button on the top. I use the max sensitivity, if someone comes to my desk and needs to pull something up on my work computer I can click the button twice and give my coworkers a normal mouse feel (the comments about how sensitive the mouse is are getting old, problem solved). The mouse has a USB dongle that is hidden in the body, uses bluetooth and a wired connection if preferred. Therefore, this mouse will work on any computer system you have available (unless of course you have a PS2 connector, in which case maybe a PC upgrade should be in order). Meh, the lighting is Okay, but it's not my jam.

Ok, first off, I kill mouses. I have a small desk for my laptop, and the current mouse has to be able to handle a fall. This mouse replaced and old HP wireless mouse which served faithfully, despite being soldered and glued back together a few times. This Harpoon mouse had been a trooper, taking several drops and a couple scary falls. Much sturdier than it looks! As for performance, I like the ability to change DPI on the fly, and to choose my connection, from wired (while charging!) to the 2.4GHz dongle, or bluetooth. I have not been able to use the iCUE control software when on bluetooth, which seems a common complaint, but wired or on the dongle I notice NO unusual lag. All in all very happy with this mouse. We'll see how long it survives!

Great functionality; great quality; just a tad small for my bear claw-hands. I like the more minimalistic approach with a couple of extra side buttons. Great battery life too: 12+ hrs of gaming per charge.

good mouse has been treating me well it feels a bit of lag when not plugged in but it’s not noticeable i just have eyes for it.

This Corsair bluetooth mouse is an amazing product. If you are on your computer every day whether for work or for gaming this is the perfect mouse for you. With it being bluetooth it allows you to keep your USB port(s) open for other accessories. I love the customization of mouse sensitivity, and you can program various ones and assign them to a color to easily scroll through by pressing a button on the mouse itself. The only thing I would like to see changed is the software program for this mouse (including a battery level identifier in your task bar) will not recognize your mouse unless it is plugged in. When you use it via bluetooth you cannot make any changes/adjustments to the settings. This is actually quite annoying and Corsair should address this issue. Based upon my google searches it looks like this issue has been around for quite some time.