basically brand new in my opinion... it came packaged very well without any damage. Works exellently without any issue. Recommended.

Excellent my boy loves this would recommend this item

I will still give it a 5 star as the weaknesses I stated above doesn't really matter to me. I recommend this mouse to gamers with small hands like me. Fits my hand perfectly. Didn't hurt my wrist after hours sitting in my computer.

Excellent light effects; Tons of colors to choose from Ergonomic design

Cord not braided Too light; Does not come with adjustable weights

5 stars for this mouse....have to say its the best ive had so far.....great customization options once you download the app for it (ICUE) and at a great price id reccomend it to anyone looking for a great gaming mouse that doesnt have $80-$100 to blow on a mouse

I honestly cannot complain, I was use to a $5 "gaming" mouse and once I started building my PC back in 2017 I decided I needed brand new everything, but I didn't want to spend hundreds on a keyboard and mouse, but I wanted something stylish, trusted brand, and "gaming". The RGB is a plus.

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

Wireless gaming mice to this point have largely been an expensive luxury as they're often billed as the flagship model from peripheral makers. The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless, however, breaks this trend by being the most inexpensive $49 (about £40, AU$70) wireless gaming mice.

Unbelievably inexpensive; Perfect ergonomics for palm and claw grippers; Reliable wireless connection; Decent battery life

Buried charging port; Righthanders only need apply

The Corsair Harpoon is a gaming mouse available in both wired and wireless variants, with the latter entitled the Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless and coming in at roughly double the price. Knowing this, its £54.99 price tag comes with heightened expectations.

Small; comfortable and minimal design; Intuitive to use and easy to customise; Wireless mode presents impressive battery life

Might trouble larger hands; 10,000 DPI sensor not quite as accurate as similarly priced rivals

For the price it’s retailing for, the Corsair Harpoon offers obscene value for money when pitted against its rivals

Small, comfortable and minimal design; Intuitive to use and easy to customise; Wireless mode presents impressive battery life;

Might trouble larger hands; 10,000 DPI sensor not quite as accurate as similarly priced rivals;

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.