The Corsair Harpoon RGB has set the example for other entry-level gaming mice to look up to. It combines CUE-enabled RGB lighting, programmable buttons, DPI adjustment, and solid build quality into an affordable package that will be very attractive to gamers of all levels.

RGB lighting; CUE enabled; Great value

Non-braided cord; No brightness adjustment for LED; just On/Off

The great thing about PC gaming hardware is that there's so much choice. You aren't restricted to certain peripherals, and there literally is a keyboard or mouse to suit every individual.

Available for under £30; Precise optical sensor; Useful bundled software utility; Small and light; if that's your thing

Lighting concealed during use; No left-handed version

The latest mouse from Corsair isn't perfect, and it's clearly not designed to be to appeal to everyone, but given the competitive price tag, and the performance and features it offers, we can see this providing a huge hit with budget conscious gamers around the world.

Ultra-light design; RGB LED lighting; 6 programmable buttons; Perfect for claw/fingertip grips; Extremely competitive price; Excellent sensor for this price range; Good build quality

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When it comes to choosing the perfect low budget gaming mouse there are a myriad of choices available to the casual and dedicated gamer. The gaming market is currently flooded with mice in every conceivable price range with an equally variable feature set.

Today we will be taking a look at the Harpoon RGB mouse by Corsair. The mouse has a very affordable price. The mouse rings in at 30 bucks. That price isn't too bad for a

Price; RGB; Corsair Quality

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

Corsair has been doing very well recently within the peripheral market, but offers very few options in the budget category. This changes now with the $29 Harpoon RGB gaming mouse, which still manages to include a decent sensor and RGB support at its low price.

The Corsair Gaming Harpoon RGB is a lot of mouse for not a lot of money.

Wouldn't recommend because Corsair's customer support was not helpful, they were difficult. Their site wasn't very user friendly. If you want a mouse around the $35 mark of this one just spend the extra $8 and get a R.A.T.TE.

It feels comfortable; Design fits many hands

With the CUE software from Corsair running the side buttons have a BIG DELAY; It gets really bad in most games that I deleted the utility; Cord feels cheap; The cord seems to get constantly caught on anything small; It feels cheap

Really great mouse for the price. Customised the RGB colors to match my rig color. It felt a little small at first but I got used to it a few days later.

-Really good price; -Cool and customisable RBG lighting and DPI

-A little small

Corsair produces excellent, high-end gaming peripherals but it knows not everyone will want to spend £70 on a mouse or £150 on a keyboard. Enter the Corsair Harpoon RGB- this mouse comes with the multi-coloured lighting of high-end gaming peripherals, without the monstrous price tag.

Decent for gaming and most office tasks; Compact; lightweight; Very affordable; Lighting; back end software and customisation all strong; Comfortable over long periods with all grip types

Struggled a little at minute movements; Finger shelf is too narrow; Cable remained stubbornly kinked for several days