No latency is to be emphasized and Harpoon is as responsive as the wired model, with a response time of 1 ms. Once the dongle is in position, the connection is made automatically and you instantly enjoy the comfort provided by a wireless mouse. As often, we advise you to avoid moving it too far from your field mouse if you do not want to suffer any loss of signal. The mouse is connected wirelessly via a USB dongle offering a 2.4 GHz connection without any latency. Be careful not to lose it! Wireless connection For the wired connection, the cable is connected under the wheel via a proprietary micro-USB port. We will also have a switch allowing us to switch between the three modes of use: wired, Bluetooth, or wireless 2.4 GHz. Rather practical if you often move with your mouse. In addition, the demarcation between the two buttons is not clear enough to really differentiate them during the first hours of use.Īt the back of the mouse, there are four Teflon pads ensuring correct glide on all surfaces as well as an insert allowing to slide the USB dongle dedicated to the wireless connection. In use, these two buttons are very responsive but their format is a little too narrow for our taste. On the left side, there are two additional buttons positioned just above the thumb. On the side of the facades, no additional buttons on the right side since the mouse is mainly designed for right-handed players. An integrated LED also allows you to obtain visual feedback on the active DPI level. It overhangs a third button allowing by default to switch between the different levels of sensitivity of the sensor. They are accompanied by Omron switches advertised with a lifespan of 50 million activations.īetween these two buttons, a wheel with textured coating offers notches that are neither too marked nor too flexible and is therefore perfectly suited to the game. First of all, we find the two main buttons, with a slightly curved shape to accommodate your fingers as well as possible. As often with the brand, nothing to complain about the side of the finishes.Ī little more in detail, we start with the upper part of the mouse. On the construction side, the upper shell of the mouse is built around a slightly rough black plastic while the side facades have a large textured grip area. If you have the chance, don’t hesitate to try it. While the Harpoon RGB Wireless lends itself to this naturally, be careful if you have large hands. If players with small hands should find what they are looking for, others will probably have to switch to a Claw Grip or Fingertips Grip grip to enjoy a minimum of comfort.
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On the scale, it weighs 99 g, making it a light mouse but still heavier than a G Pro Wireless.
With dimensions of 115.5 x 68.3 x 40.4 mm, the mouse is intended to be much smaller than a SteelSeries Rival 310 or a G502 Lightspeed for example. Visually, it is simple and effective and players who are fond of refined products should find what they are looking for.Īs explained above, the Harpoon stands out for its rather compact size for a model intended for players.
The matte and rough coating is resistant to fingerprints and provides, as we will see later, a slight additional grip once the hand rests on the mouse. Only offered in black tones, the mouse displays an all-plastic construction combined with neat finishes. While sober, the paw of the manufacturer remains nevertheless very present and this miniature model will not come to contrast with the rest of the range of Corsair The Harpoon RGB Wireless takes up the lines of the wire model, keeping a particularly compact size for a relatively discreet look.
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