Corsair Harpoon v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

A Wireless Mouse Built for Long Sessions

The Harpoon v2 combines an asymmetric ergonomic shape with battery life rated for up to 140 hours per charge. That pairing targets the two things most likely to interrupt a long session: an uncomfortable grip and a battery warning.

A 26K Sensor Leads the Spec Sheet

Corsair equips the mouse with its Marksman 26K sensor and six programmable buttons. The sensor gives competitive players plenty of tracking headroom, while the button count leaves room for useful in-game actions without covering the shell in controls.

No Software Gate at Setup

The Harpoon v2 works with PC and Mac and requires no software installation. That makes the basic experience plug-and-play, an appealing contrast to peripherals that demand an account or a large configuration package before the first match.

Seventy Dollars for the Cord-Free Option

At $70, this is priced alongside Corsair’s Skiff 100 Plus keyboard rather than as a bargain mouse. The strongest argument is the whole package: a deliberate right-hand shape, programmable inputs, a high-resolution sensor, and enough endurance to make charging an occasional task.