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The HyperX Pulsefire Haste is built for elite gamers looking to gain every fraction of a second possible in their quest to be the best. Weighing in at 59 grams, this full-featured, responsive honeycomb shell mouse has everything you need, just without the extra weight. TTC Golden micro switches provide satisfying, reliable clicks and are rated for 60 million clicks, so you won’t have to worry about missing inputs. The flexible HyperFlex USB cable and the virgin-grade PTFE skates work together to give you a smooth, easy glide to make dominating the game simple.

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The HyperX Pulsefire mouse mat is HyperX&rsquo;s first RGB mouse mat in its rectangular XL size, and is easily the company&rsquo;s best RGB mouse pad for larger desks. At a spacious 35.43 x 16.54 x 0.2 inches, it&rsquo;s a little too big for some setups, but it&rsquo;s also a great way to cover as much of your desk as possible if you have the space. And at $50, it&rsquo;s got a cheaper MSRP than similar rectangular options from the likes of Steelseries and Thermaltake.
Construction is solid across the board here, with a textured cloth surface that gives you plenty of grip without feeling uncomfortable on your wrists and arms. The silicone shielding around the RGB-lit edge also means this mouse pad&rsquo;s corners aren&rsquo;t likely to fray anytime soon. Plus, the textured rubber on the mouse pad&rsquo;s underside means it won&rsquo;t slip around with your sweeping arm movements while you&rsquo;re gaming.
The RGB is a little less robust than we&rsquo;d like, though. There&rsquo;s only two zones, and while you can select from a wide variety of patterns and colors, there&rsquo;s no integration with Discord and the list of games with special integration for HyperX&rsquo;s RGB software is pretty sparse. Still, the mouse pad&rsquo;s RGB touch sensor is a nice bonus, allowing you to easily cycle through 3 RGB presets without needing to dive into software.
Just be careful to measure your desk before getting this big boy, so it doesn&rsquo;t wind up hanging over the edge.

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The HyperX Pulsefire Haste stands out in the class due to its lightweight frame &#40;59 grams&#41;, its super supple cord, and its low price point. If cat-like responses are needed, this is the go-to mouse because its low mass and zero-resistance cable make noticeable differences in reaction times. However, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste's physical features are accompanied by a host of adjustments such as a customizable polling rate &#40;125, 250, 500, and 1000 Hz&#41;, a programmable DPI/CPI button &#40;200 to 16000 in steps of 100&#41;, four remappable buttons, as well as programmable scroll wheel lighting. With these kinds of specs, it should be no wonder why we took a liking to his mouse. 
There are some downsides though. For one, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste has just six buttons at the user's disposal and, except for the DPI button, you can't make on-the-fly adjustments. As it is, remapping is accomplished with the software and the mouse will only store one button profile at a time. Also, the lightweight nature of the mouse takes some getting used to &mdash; we never did get comfortable using it to play MMOs. But that's to be expected. After all, it is a speed mouse that best fits the needs of FPS gamings where quick flicks are the ticket to success. That said, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste will work with a variety of applications and the high-quality hardware won't leave you wanting. 
Read more: HyperX Pulsefire Haste review

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I would look at the g305 for wireless, Viper mini for a smaller mouse, and the pulsefire haste for a medium sized mouse. Good luck

Games: FPS

Hand Preference: Right

Budget: $50

Hand Size: 16.5x9 cm

Grip: Doesn't matter

Weight: Light or medium

Connectivity: maybe wireless? but doesn't really matter

<div class="md">Games: FPS

Hand Preference: Right

Budget: $50

Hand Size: 16.5x9 cm

Grip: Doesn&#39;t matter

Weight: Light or medium

Connectivity: maybe wireless? but doesn&#39;t really matter
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Good budget (~$50) mouse

 This is not just a pc mouse, it's a playstation and an xbox mouse, so based um yeah, but they claim it has up to 100 hours of battery life. I have not used it long enough for the mouse to die yet and yeah. It hasn't even like blinked, due to being low battery in over a week of use. So i would presume you're gon na get well over a week on a full charge, which is what we've come to expect with wireless mice uses usbc

 You are welcome, um and yeah. This is honestly, i would put it in that class of budget mice, as opposed to, like top tier premium wireless mice, i'll get into why. I think that later um, but one thing that is obviously going to turn some people off from this mouse - is the fact that it has a 3335 sensor and even though the implementation of it does feel solid, like there's no issues with the typical high lod of 3335S, there's no perceivable motion delay any problems with the tracking, but it still is an old, cheap sensor that is being put on a mouse that is not being sold at a super cheap price point like most mice that have 3335s um. So obviously that is just hyperx or not, who owns some hp being like money, money, money, um and putting in a 335 as opposed to a 3370 or a 33

 I think it compares well to the viper ultimate and the spinal mouse starlight medium size, and what you can see is that this is a flat mouse. It'S not rounded at all really, and even the bottom of the mouse does not flare out that much so the sides. Okay, i should probably zoom out my camera um to be able to show these things yeah. The sides of the mouse are extremely flat, which honestly, i think, makes it good for both fingertip and claw grip, because it is thin enough to fingertip without the hump getting in the way and like making contact with your palm

 Usually company provided grips are dog and the last thing i really talk about is the coating. It'S just a grippy textured plastic. If you do sweat a lot, these sweat marks will show, but it won't make the mouse slippery um. So yeah, it's just a solid coating

HyperX Pulsefire Haste WIRELESS Review!

I am going to preface this with the fact that I am a palm grip mostly. I've seen criticism over the large "hump" of this mouse and that may factor in if you have smaller hands. I do not. It is a slight adjustment to how you maybe hold or grip the mouse from other mouses but within 10 minutes I was popping heads like I never have

 I do not. It is a slight adjustment to how you maybe hold or grip the mouse from other mouses but within 10 minutes I was popping heads like I never have. I am a competitive player in Rainbow Six Siege. When I say this I do not mean that I am a pro player, I said competitive

 If all that the software isn't I do like the DPI shift in the way that it allows you to set a color indicator for your mouse to flash so, as long as you remember what color is for what, you can associate that color to your DPI setting. Additionally, you can change the number of DPI profiles you have as well, so if you stick with one game or one DPI for all then you can set it up to only have 1 DPI setting. This is addressable with up to 5 different DPI settings.  The last and 2nd flaw has nothing to do with the mouse per-say but the software

.. there are a couple of flaws for me with this mouse. The first is very minor and is really not a definitive flaw as it is a user preference sort of thing but the mouse scroll wheel while feeling solid in construction and durable I wish it had a little more tactile response when scrolling

 there are a couple of flaws for me with this mouse. The first is very minor and is really not a definitive flaw as it is a user preference sort of thing but the mouse scroll wheel while feeling solid in construction and durable I wish it had a little more tactile response when scrolling. There were a few times where it felt like it need a little more resistance. Again, totally user preference and not a flaw that I would use to say is or should deter you from purchasing this and giving it a shot

FPS Mouse like I've never experienced.

 So now that we got the basic specs out of the way right there before i dive into my actual use with the mouse, you all know i got to talk about the build. You know. I love a good quality, durable product and i love stress testing, whether it be a mouse or heck a headset. I twist up, you know what i mean, and i do this not for out the box quality

 You got that little gap right there. Very nice and crispy, not too much post or pre-travel. It'S not bam, one shot bam, one shot flicking and dipping. You know what i mean

 Here it states 59 on the box, and i've been getting pretty much exactly that 58 to 60, again with cable attached now talking about dimensions. As you can see, this ambi shaped mouse right here, but buttons are only on the left side. The hump is predominantly in the middle, but it just slopes off very gradually in the back, rather than just dropping off back there. So again, it fits great for any grip, whether it be fingertip claw heck, even a palm again as far as the dimensions of weight on this guy [, Music, ], perfect, [, Music, ], perfect, perfect, [, Music, ], perfect [, Music, ], [ Applause, ], [, Music, ] reloading [, Music, ], wow, [, Music, ], [, Music, ], [, Music, ], [, Music, ], [ Applause, ], [, Music, ], all right

THE MOUSE TO BEAT! HyperX Pulsefire Haste 59g Mouse Review

This is a great mouse and super-comfy to use. I use it for a combination of recreational gaming and for business use for my small business. I love the fact that I can charge it on my dual Qi charging pad that I keep on my desk, I put it next to my phone when I get done for the night and it tops up for the next day. I have the hyper-x Alloy origins keyboard as well, and I like that I can use one app to set up both of these peripherals

 However, part of that seems to be due to the LED illumination, as I experienced greatly increased battery life after turning the LED brightness down a little. With max brightness, I got around 3-4 days of use out of the mouse, while at very low brightness I seem to be now getting almost two weeks of use out of it, which is more than enough time to remember to set the mouse on the charging pad to top it back up. I still think the battery life could have been improved as I am seeing Razer mice advertised with over 200 hours of battery life vs. the 50 hours advertised for this mouse, but the addition and convenience of Qi wireless charging really sealed the deal for me on this mouse

Great wireless mouse that pairs with my other hyper-x products - Qi wireless charging a big win!

9-inch figure gives the wireless Haste its svelte silhouette. The mouse makes use of TTC Gold micro dustproof switches, which provide tactile feedback for a rated 80 million clicks. Nestled between the clickers, you&rsquo;ll find a USB-C port, which allows for recharging, as well as wired use, via an included cable.

5-by-2.6-by-4.9-inch figure gives the wireless Haste its svelte silhouette. The mouse makes use of TTC Gold micro dustproof switches, which provide tactile feedback for a rated 80 million clicks

The Haste includes a lithium-ion polymer battery which promises up to 100 hours of life. That&rsquo;s decent, though it&rsquo;s a little less than the Alienware Tri-Mode Gaming Mouse's 120 hours and pales in comparison to productivity mice like the Razer Pro Click, which offers 200 hours over a 2.4GHz connection.

In the world of esports mice, a weight below 3 ounces is usually sacrificing something, whether that is comfort or ergonomics. Like the wired Pulsefire Haste, the wireless one finds a sweet middle ground between performance and function and is one of the lightest wireless mice we've reviewed.

Looks aren&rsquo;t everything, but the wireless Pulsefire Haste manages to keep the simple compact design of the wired variant intact, complete with a honeycomb shell and a total of six buttons. The body is on the small side but thankfully doesn&rsquo;t verge into uncomfortably cramped territory. The matte-white plastic frame doesn&rsquo;t feel flimsy, and it sports an IP55 rating, which means it&rsquo;s built to resist sweat and water, as well as exposure to dust, oil, and dirt. It is made with right-handed users in mind, however, so lefties need not apply

HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless Gaming Mouse Review

For context, I'm coming from a Redragon Cobra M711 and I didn't want to spend the extra $10 on a Glorious Model O. And to be honest, I'm absolutely glad I went for this mouse.  Pros: - This mouse is SUPER light. it's as light as a Finalmouse while being significantly cheaper

  Cons: - Grip tape. Other reviews say it peels off after a while. I can tell mine isn't very secure, but I've had this mouse for a month and it hasn't fallen off. I haven't had an issue with it but since other have I'll put it here

 - Software. Another thing everyone else is complaining about, and I can see why people are getting annoyed. Apparently the DPI settings reset every time you restart your PC but since I play on 800 DPI (one of the default DPI settings) I have had no issues. The RGB and button configs do save so no issues there either

40 bucks, AWESOME mouse. (less awesome software.)

 The mouse has been good for my claw grip for the few weeks I’ve had it. The onboard dpi button makes it easy since you just have to remember the 4 stages which you can change in the software and their corresponding color which changes on the scroll wheel. It’s slightly lighter than the g pro super light but has a back that’s shorter so it feels considerably smaller. Uses USB-C and the battery life has been great

Solid mouse in general (not just for the price)

This mouse is nice for handling; it’s comfy, sleek, and sturdy. However, the scrolling wheel was wonked out when I started using it. Totally out of calibration. I contacted the company though, HyperX, and they were able to replace the model

 Totally out of calibration. I contacted the company though, HyperX, and they were able to replace the model. It took forever, but this isn’t a review for them lol

Okay; HyperX is a flexible company

 The official, stable release does not list the Surge as a supported model, but it IS in fact fully supported. The stable release is the software you want, because it functions exactly the way any RGB customization software should: It lets you save profiles to the firmware, can be minimized to the system tray, etc. Bearing all of that in mind, watch out for the Windows Store beta release of the software - This is the release you want to avoid like the plague. It does not save color profiles to the firmware correctly, and cannot be minimized to the tray, meaning that you will have to keep the window open in the taskbar to make your color profiles work

 However, towards the middle there's a nice palm swell which will work if you prefer palmgrip. Some mice are explicitly palmgrip, some are explicitly clawgrip, this one feels like it can work for both. -Matte finish has a bit of a grit to it, which I like because it makes the mouse grippy without any cheapo rubber pads like steel series -RGB customization has more possibilities than most mice, with lots of RGB zones and pattern combinations available. Profiles saved to the firmware can be swapped on the fly without any software

 -The overall shape gives the ergonomic feel a "jack of all trades" quality. Clawgrippers will be able to work with the slope to the rear for resting your wrist on. However, towards the middle there's a nice palm swell which will work if you prefer palmgrip. Some mice are explicitly palmgrip, some are explicitly clawgrip, this one feels like it can work for both

 The manual directs you to a (broken) beta version of the RGB customization software, but this can be resolved by simply downloading the stable version from HyperX's website.  Sensor: 5/5 Looks: 5/5 Ergo/Feel: 4/5 Software: 3/5 (explanation below)  First, the pros: -3389 sensor is very precise, no jitter, no tracking problems. Basically just a higher res version of the 3360 sensor, which is also great. Pixart's sensors are the best on the market, so any mouse with one of these is going to have quality tracking

Nice hardware undercut by broken firmware and software

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EVGA X12 Gaming Mouse, 8k, Wired, Black, Customizable, Dual Sensor, 16,000 DPI, 5 Profiles, 8 Buttons, Ambidextrous Light Weight, RGB, 905-W1-12BK-KR

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If you're set on getting the most cutting-edge performance for your money, the best cheap gaming mouse for enthusiasts is the EVGA X12. While its regular price makes it more of a mid-range option, it's very frequently on sale and is a great deal whenever it falls under the $30 mark. Its overall shape is symmetrical, with a pair of side buttons on the left and right sides, meaning it's a great choice whether you're right or left-handed. Overall, its build quality is good, but there's some flexibility in the sides of the plastic body. There's also a small amount of wobble in the left- and right-click buttons, and there's a rattling sound from the mouse wheel if you shake the mouse. However, these issues don't affect performance while gaming.

In terms of raw performance, it has extremely low click latency and a very consistent and accurate sensor. This mouse is also one of the few options currently available that offers polling rates higher than the standard 1000Hz, which provide smoother-feeling cursor movements and slightly better click latency. While using the maximum 8000Hz polling rate setting requires a fairly powerful six-core gaming rig, most modern gaming setups can take advantage of 2000Hz or even 4000Hz polling rate options. Altogether, this mouse offers excellent all-around gaming performance and some cutting-edge technology typically exclusive to higher-priced options, and it's a great cheap option when it goes on sale.

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 And maybe that's something that'll improve over time I don't know. But it feels very different from my previous mouse. It doesn't really work well with a fingertip grip style also because it is rather tall. Still it is too small for me to be used with a palm grip style

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