corsair harpoon wireless side buttons stop working

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#Corsair harpoon wireless side buttons stop working pro

The only thing I would improve on this mouse are the side buttons and the ability to store onboard hardware profiles. If they were bigger in size like on the G Pro, it would have made accessibility easier.įor the price, I am very satisfied with the wireless and sensor performance with the Harpoon RGB Wireless mouse. This made it difficult to tell which button was which. The two buttons were so close together without much separation and distinction between the two.

The side buttons on the Harpoon RGB Wireless were rather small making them difficult to access in game. This is because I am not a fan of the ambidextrous body shape on the Logitech mouse.

#Corsair harpoon wireless side buttons stop working pro

As for comfort, I find the Harpoon RGB Wireless to be more comfortable than the G Pro (G305). The G Pro is basically the same size as the G305. When putting the Harpoon RGB Wireless next to a few other gaming mice, we can see it is about the same size as the Logitech G Pro gaming mouse.

#Corsair harpoon wireless side buttons stop working portable

This would have really made the Harpoon RGB Wireless portable when it came to traveling. However, I would have loved to see onboard hardware profiles to store lighting effects and DPI settings in the mouse, similar to the Corsair Ironclaw RGB gaming mouse and other recent Corsair gaming products. This gave the mouse a sense of portability if the user wanted to move from one computer to another. It was great to see a small compartment underneath the Harpoon RGB Wireless for storing the wireless dongle. But for the performance it delivered, the 3325 optical sensor did perform better than what I had anticipated. It was probably not based off of the 3320 optical sensor either, as that sensor had a lot of acceleration making it not ideal for fast paced games. I was not too sure if this sensor was based off of any previously built sensors, but it reminded me of the 3310 optical sensor, which is still my favorite sensor in an entry-level gaming mouse. Lift-off distance was just a little too high for what I was used to, but I was able to overcome that after a few minutes of gaming. Sensor performance was good as I did not notice any sort of acceleration or major issues during my tests. On the Corsair website, they state the battery should last up to 60 hours via bluetooth. This was with the lighting on, but without lighting effects, I would imagine the battery life would last much longer especially through bluetooth. Battery life was pretty good as it lasted a good few days with on and off gaming sessions. Response time was very good as it felt no different than using it under wired mode.

The wireless dongle was plugged into the back of my PC, which was a good four feet away from the mouse. Its wireless capability performed well and I did not notice any stutter or hiccups during my time with it. Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless – Testing and Conclusionĭuring my time with the Harpoon RGB Wireless, I had a really great time testing out its wireless capabilities, sensor performance, and battery life.