HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, RGB, HyperFlex USB Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons,Black

So I bought the Razer Viper when it was first released. I loved the Viper and still do. A bit of a back story, I prefer lightweight mice because I tend to get RSI episodes after prolonged use of mice (at work/games). The Razer adder is by far the most comfortable mouse I’ve used, but its hefty weight almost caused me to quit gaming. Tried a vertical mouse and a whole bunch of ergo mice but to no avail. My RSI symptoms persisted. Once the Razer viper was released I bought as a last ditch effort ... and to my surprise it worked. I was able to game without any RSI symptoms. Two years later I was In search for a lighter mouse and I tried the Glorious D.... and while it was more comfortable to hold (bigger) and it was lighter, the glorious felt cheap and its buttons were too mushy for my liking. A few months later I try the Haste. And by far this mouse is superior to both the Viper and Glorious. Quality of build is excellent. The mouse is rigid and less heavy than the viper (very noticeable). But what sold me on this mouse was the quality of the left/right click buttons. They are crisp and responsive without being too sensitive. The cord is way more flexible than that of the Viper’s. Only con is that the scroll wheel (front/back) are not programmable. Also, the mouse much like the Viper is on the small side. Unless you are use to mice this size or have small hands, it will take some to to get use to mice this size. However, most lightweight mice under 60 grams will be about the same size (with a few exceptions).With that said, wish they added a few more buttons and made a larger mouse without compromising the weight too much.Would buy again. This my is by far the best mouse for the buck and is better than most higher priced mice.

imma keep it short, i’ve had the mouse for 3 years and it works the exact same way from the first day i got it, fast response, very light, ergonomic feel, no middle mouse problems, its cheap, i’ve probably gotten 200k clicks on this mouse and it’s still perfect. 11/10 highly recommended

So I’ve had quite a few different “gaming” mice in my time. I’ve had a few Corsair, and even a few different versions of Finalmouse. But I decided to take a chance on this HyperX mouse now that my previous favorite “Finalmouse”, has gotten way too expensive for me to justify the purchase.It’s been I think 10 months or so since I bought the mouse, and it still functions exactly as the day I bought it. One thing I had a problem with other brands was the middle mouse button breaking on me after about 6 months of use, but this one feels solid and is still in working order.I’m also a huge fan of the lightweight honey comb feature, which also helps prevent your hand from sweating during extended gaming sessions. The program used to customize the lighting and set the DPI is very easy to use. I also like that it has different color codings for each DPI cycle. The size is also just right, I have medium-large hands, and it fits nice and comfortably in my hand.This is definitely a must-have mouse, and if it ever fails me, I will 100% buy another.

Previous mice: Logitech G502 wired (10 years), XM2we (10 months)Grip style: Fingertip/clawHand length: 18.5 longGames played: Casual ones where accuracy doesn't matterThis pulsefire:Coating: 6/10 feels plastic-y but the honeycomb and grips keep it feeling in-controlAccuracy: Fine for TFT and ARAMs. The sensor being so centralized feels weird to me, I prefer it at more at the top.Shape: Good for my fingertip/claw hybrid style. Feels comfortable and in control.Click: Mushier than XM2we but fineWeight: Perfect, lightweightSkates: It came with 4 stick-on skates, one for each corner of the mouse. I had to take off the bottom two because the mouse wasn't responding with them on.Price: Fairly good for what you get, a decent-ish build, minor customization features, and free grips and skates.Overall review: 4/5. It does the job. If you aren't playing games that critically depend on accuracy, you're fine. The centralized sensor feels a bit weird to me, but for the price, it's fine. Here's hoping it lasts longer than my XM2we.

Bought this mouse to replace my wife's crappy wireless mouse that I had purchased that she wanted. For the price it was one of the most expensive ones I've ever paid for and more than exceeded expectations. Wife loves it and to my amazement it still hasn't had to see the charge cable yet but then again with full time jobs outside the home it only sees about 20 hours of use a week and maybe all that on weekends.As fare as comfort I've got to say it fits my hand nicely and most mice I don't care for cause I feel like I'm pushing a pop bottle cap around in comparison. But then I did get it for the wife and she loves it.It's super light and responsive and you can adjust the DPI on the fly by making presets and with a click of the button on the mouse switch between them.With that said it functions as expected and exceeds at the end of the day I will most likely change out my wired razor for this mouse in the near future

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste Gaming Mouse is a top-notch option for gamers looking for speed, precision, and comfort. Weighing just 59 grams, it's incredibly lightweight, allowing for fast, effortless movements.This mouse offers excellent accuracy and responsiveness, with a DPI range up to 16,000, ensuring you can react quickly in fast-paced games. The skates on the bottom are smooth, providing great glide on various surfaces. The mouse also features durable, ultra-responsive buttons and a flexible, braided cable that minimizes drag.The HyperX Pulsefire Haste delivers great performance, whether you’re into competitive FPS or action games. Its lightweight design, precision, and comfort make it a solid choice for gamers looking for an edge.