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 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

The Corsair Gaming range quickly established itself as one of the best options around, combining the excellent build quality you'd expect from a company as large as Corsair, to affordable pricing and some careful design decisions.

During my time with the Harpoon RGB Wireless, I had a really great time testing out its wireless capabilities, sensor performance, and battery life. Its wireless capability performed well and I did not notice any stutter or hiccups during my time with it.

The Harpoon RGB has been in Corsair's lineup for a while, but the addition of wireless connectivity makes it a compelling option in the portable mouse space thanks to its small size.

Corsair have, in recent years, transformed themselves from a memory manufacturer to a fully-fledged PC industry leader, offering products in hundreds of different categories; one particular area they see a lot of success is with their keyboards, specifically the K70, and their mice.

+ Solid connection; + Easy set up; + Good battery life; + Excellent gaming performance; + Comfortable shape; + Good value; + Bluetooth; 2.4GHz or wired connections