
Selecting the number of 8-LED Fans is no longer segregated by device type. Commander Core XT no longer defaults to the setup tab after device selection. Commander Core XT now supports the H55/100/150 RGB's analog pump cap lighting. The K100 Control Wheel's macOS toggle for track jogging and zoom now saves properly when toggled. Resolved an issue where the SCIMITAR RGB ELITE's front zone lighting was not playing the correct lighting effect.
CORSAIR HARPOON PRO
Sabre PRO series mice no longer have X/Y DPI unlinked by default. Fixed an issue with the tilt panel for gestures that occurs when you close the Device Settings tab. Resolved an issue where selecting keyboard layouts resulted in the wrong device image displayed. Fixed an issue where keyboards and mice were disconnecting if audio was playing during the installation of iCUE. Resolved an issue where messages would overlap and pop-up windows would disappear. Device image scrolling is no longer obstructed by device images.
CORSAIR HARPOON UPDATE
Devices going through a forced update will no longer disappear from iCUE. Made visual improvements to all tooltip descriptions. Updated CPUID SDK for the latest generation of Intel CPUs. Fixed an issue so that checking the Delete all saved settings checkbox will now properly delete all files during uninstallation.

CORSAIR HARPOON SOFTWARE
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CORSAIR HARPOON BLUETOOTH
You might come across Bluetooth input lag, and its design is limited to righties like the Logitech G203 Prodigy, the Corsair Harpoon’s performance more than makes up for it.CORSAIR iCUE is an ambitious undertaking that, when complete, will provide you with more monitoring, lighting, and fan control capabilities than ever before. Its DPI optical sensor and fast reacting IPS make it a serious contender as your next gaming mouse. This Corsair Harpoon RGB Mouse review ultimately shows that the wireless mice have come a long way, and definitely ready to be used in a serious manner. And with how comfortable it is, you won’t feel the fatigue. After hours of playing in one day, it’ll still perform just as well, handling most of what you throw at it before it needs to be charged. This is especially true when you put it to the test. ValueĬonsidering the Harpoon RGB gaming mouse performs really well for its low price, build quality, and really long battery life, you are getting a fantastic deal here. DPI settings can be altered using the button near the scroll wheel. RGB lighting shines through the Corsair logo, which can be changed using iCUE software, including its six programmable buttons. The mouse buttons, and the rest of the mouse, even have a somewhat textured surface rather than smooth, unlike other gaming mice. The soft rubber side grips provide a nice grippy surface that prevents finger slippage, which is where you’ll find two additional side buttons. The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Mouse has an ergonomic design smooth curves reduce fatigue when the mouse is in use whether you use palm or claw grip. It’ll work just as well, if not better when plugged in. But if wireless isn’t your thing, you can keep it plugged in. The battery life on the Corsair Harpoon RGB is impeccable, providing up to 60 hours of great performance before it needs to be charged with its USB cable.

However the IPS is much better on the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition. Furthermore, its IPS handles fast movement really well, not to mention a sub-1ms connection speed. With a DPI of 10,000-much higher than the Pictek Gaming Mouse-it can accommodate a wide range of sensitivities.

Even as a wireless gaming mouse, the Corsair Harpoon RGB Mouse is no pushover in terms of performance.
