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Not every new mouse needs to reinvent the wheel. Sometimes, making a great product means taking something old and making it feel brand new. The Pulsar Xlite V2 Pro is heavily inspired by one of the most popular right-handed mouse shapes of all time. While this shape is over a decade old, everything else about this mouse is cutting-edge. On the inside, there's a top-of-the-line sensor, high-quality mouse feet, and dependable wireless capability.

They've taken special measures to ensure this mouse is as lightweight as possible by incorporating a minimal baseplate design and narrow cutouts in its outer shell. The result? It's only a few grams heavier than our best pick in this article, the Razer Viper V2 Pro. While these changes may make the mouse appear flimsy or awkward to hold, we found this mouse to be surprisingly sturdy and comfortable during our testing. Overall, this mouse breathes new life into a longstanding favorite design among gamers and offers competitive performance at a mid-range price point.

For something less expensive, at an upper mid-range price point, we recommend the Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless. It has excellent click latency and a responsive, high-end sensor. Its shape is also heavily influenced by one of the most successful right-handed mouse shapes ever produced. The construction of this mouse includes some pretty radical weight-saving techniques, and it's only a few grams heavier than the considerably more expensive than our top pick, the Razer Viper V2 Pro.

These weight savings techniques include narrow pill-shaped cutouts in the body and a much more open, skeleton-style baseplate, rather than the solid baseplate found on most other mice. While this gives the mouse a more fragile appearance, we found that it feels very sturdy and well-built. Although, it does leave the interior more open to dust and debris. Additionally, because of these weight-saving design choices, the look of this mouse may not be for everyone. While we found it didn't greatly affect the overall comfort of the mouse, the feel of the cutouts on the palm rest is noticeable, and if you're sensitive to the slightly irregular texture, you may prefer the solid plastic palm rest on a more conventional gaming mouse.

If you're exploring mid-range options, we recommend the Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless. It has excellent click latency, a responsive, high-end sensor, and its shape is based on one of the most successful right-handed mouse shapes ever produced. Although, it's important to note that this shape is best suited for larger-sized hands. The design of this mouse is also focused on lightweight construction techniques, and it's only a few grams heavier than our top pick, the Razer Viper V2 Pro.

Its body has narrow pill-shaped cutouts on the palm rest and in small areas on either side. It also has a very simple, strut-like baseplate rather than a solid plastic plate found on most mice. These weight-saving construction methods give the mouse an appearance that may not be to everyone's taste, but while it may make it look more fragile, our testing found that it feels very solid and well-built. That said, the design does leave the interior more open to dust and debris.

For the best lightweight gaming mouse at an upper mid-range price, we recommend the Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless. It has excellent click latency, a responsive, high-end sensor, and its shape is heavily influenced by one of the most successful right-handed mouse shapes ever produced. Although, it's important to note that this shape is best suited for larger-sized hands. This mouse also features some pretty radical weight-saving construction techniques, and it's only a few grams heavier than the considerably more expensive Razer Viper V2 Pro.

The outer body has narrow pill-shaped cutouts on the palm rest and in small areas on the sides. It also has a much more open-style baseplate than the solid plastic plates found on most mice. It gives the mouse an appearance that may not be for everyone, but while it may make it look more fragile, our testing found that it feels very sturdy and well-built. That said, the design does leave the interior more open to dust and debris.

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 High. They slow down way more than super glides, so it is a perfect fit for such a light wireless mouse overall, i still do prefer ptfe, since they offer a much more consistent experience, especially with these core bad controls. They are my new favorite feat. By far, i feel the higher static friction in general of ptfe just helps me feel far less jittery, because even once you get used to glass, it can get pretty sketchy at times, but on ptfe always locked in always comfortable, it's great, and you could also use Them on a much wider variety of pads, for example, i've used the sarah pad a lot lately and obviously glass on ceramic is just horrific, would not recommend it, and pizza feet also keeps the differences between mousepad surfaces, whereas glass kind of tends to smooth everything out And always have zero static

 Normally, i'm not much of a fan of these big slanted, ergo designs, they're all right and i have actually used them a lot, but i always do prefer low end flat buttons. So while the og x-lite and x-sight wireless were always on my radar, i never actually picked them up for myself and the v2's announcement had me pretty underwhelmed, but sure enough excitement was building around this mouse coming up to its release and they did seem like they Were making all the right changes moving over to completely solid sides and, of course, fixing the weight balance seemed like absolute no-brainer decisions, but it's still good to see them make improvements. There was also great feedback on the earlier samples to sent out. It seemed nearly universally positive plus this green colorway just looks so clean, so i had to give a shot to see for myself what all the fuss is about and after a few weeks of pretty solid use, i'm very glad i took the risk because it has Been an extremely enjoyable experience for me, it is still, of course, a big and clunky ergo, so it's not quite ideal, but this is certainly how to do this design style right

 It is a combining aspect of my favorite ergo shapes the ec2 and especially the outside ax, in a way that is highly balanced. It is an exemplar of what i personally want in an ergo and what i think they should strive to be. It is just so well executed and the feature set, of course, is incredible. 60 gram

 This mouse just really came out of nowhere, and now it easily gets my highest recommendations, especially for you ergo fans. It does not get much better than this and for everyone else too, this may actually turn you into an ergo believer. I know it did for me, but you should still be as informed as possible before breaking this mouse up, so we'll be breaking this down in detail, of course, starting with the shape, because this is what will make or break this mouse. Everything else is near perfect, but the shape is going to be highly preferential

Pulsar Xlite Wireless v2 FE Review: The Hype is Real

 Do you have to do you really gain a huge performance advantage? No, you don't, but overall it is a much better more refined package than v1 noticeably different are the ridges on the left side of the mouse, as well as the right side of the mouse making the matte sides on the left and right side make it feel, Like a more comfortable gripping experience, it is definitely a noticeably in the hand better feeling better coating, just overall nicer experience on the v2 than the v1. The major difference comes with the weight balance, change, adding a piece of plastic on v2 with the battery on the back side, making it feel a little bit more weight balanced and it is down to 59 grams. The scroll wheel has been raised a little bit so moving your finger from the left click to your middle mouse. If that's, how you click your middle mouse is noticeably easier, noticeably more comfortable, and these switches in my v2 feel and sound a lot better than my v1

 I would say easily say that this is probably the best ergonomic mouse that has ever hit the market. I think in wireless format the performance is absolutely phenomenal. The comfort is absolutely phenomenal and there's not anything negative. I can personally say about the mouse the weight, the weight balance

 The scroll wheel has been raised a little bit so moving your finger from the left click to your middle mouse. If that's, how you click your middle mouse is noticeably easier, noticeably more comfortable, and these switches in my v2 feel and sound a lot better than my v1. They are noticeably a lot easier to spam and that's kind of just a tensioning thing. It might have just been a minor minor revision, but it does feel better making the v2 again feel like an overall, better package than v1 again at 80

 The comfort is absolutely phenomenal and there's not anything negative. I can personally say about the mouse the weight, the weight balance. Everything leads to a very, very enjoyable experience, so that is it for this review. Guys, don't forget to pet your fur, buddies and i'll see you guys in the next review

Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless - Best Ergonomic Mouse Ever Made

 I just don't think it's it, and the only reason why i think this is viable for gaming is because it's so light it weighs 58 grams, and that is amazing, like it feels super super light like it feels really good. It feels like on par with a weight as like an actual super light, which is really nice um, but it it just doesn't do it for me, like i've, just reaffirmed that i just dislike ergonomic mice, and i don't really know what i'm gon na do with This mouse now because it's just gon na go back in its box and it's really disappointing. Like i said the specs are crazy on this mouse, but in hand they just they just don't add up like they just don't add up to what it should be. Really um but yeah, that's pretty much all i have to say for this review

 There'S honestly, not a whole lot of good things that i can say other than the weight is good. The the holes feel nice um, scroll wheel is great, but like clicks suck side buttons, suck um scroll with tensioning could use a little work, but it is really soft. So i kind of like that, especially coming from my s2c review. Um stock feet could be better, but if they're controlled on a heian, uh they're pretty good to me, because i prefer controlled feet and then weight balancing can use a little bit of work, um and then the bottom

 Like i said the specs are crazy on this mouse, but in hand they just they just don't add up like they just don't add up to what it should be. Really um but yeah, that's pretty much all i have to say for this review. There'S honestly, not a whole lot of good things that i can say other than the weight is good. The the holes feel nice um, scroll wheel is great, but like clicks suck side buttons, suck um scroll with tensioning could use a little work, but it is really soft

 It feels like a super light like it feels like like stock omrons or something it's it's really really disappointing, um, but especially like for the size. It is really big and, as you can tell from my past reviews, i am not like an ergo boy like i specifically only buy symmetrical mice, because for my aim personally, symmetrical mice have always done right by me. They'Ve always been good and then ergos just feel weird, like i just don't like the feeling of most ergos um, but i'll still review them, of course, because you know i want to review videos or i want to review mice 4 videos, but um especially like i Was kind of surprised because you see on the bottom, all the stuff is like all the way at the top. I actually didn't even feel that, like it feels really good weight balanced in hand, so that was something that i was kind of surprised about, especially when you just look at the bottom like you can

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 We'Re talking about here is the pulsar x-lite, but first off before we dive too much into that weight right there. Let'S take a look at these dimensions and we look at the dimensions here. It is an ergo mouse, definitely geared more towards that palm yeah. You can pull it into a claw tuft to fingertip right there, but even into the claw that tail end is going to catch into the back of the palm

 Well, besides, the weight and pulsar is stating that this mouse comes in at 48.85 grams without the cable. But of course it's a cabled mouse, so let's weigh it with the cable and i get low 50s, 50 to 52 53-ish here and there, but again still 48 or 52. This thing is stinking light weight so now, before we even get into my time using it and actually gaming with the mouse right here, i got to talk about the build talking about that lightweight and just taking a look at this mouse

 You know with that weight right there, but right now i feel like the cable kind of takes control me and no matter what just flicking like this, like. I feel it in the mouse, and i know it sounds crazy me not being a really big super lightweight fan of mice. I like being right around the 70s talking about me, still maining a zowie mouse. You know what i mean

Pulsar Xlite Review, 48g Ergo Gaming Mouse, IS IT TOO LITE?

 It's shape is probably in between the EC1 and 2. It's cable is light and flexible. It comes with nice grips. It comes with nice feet and extra feet

 It comes with nice grips. It comes with nice feet and extra feet. Mouse clicks are great. It's solid

Gaming mice are about shape, weight, and quality, right? It's interesting how this mouse isn't more widely known about or reviewed on the Tube. It's super light. It's shape is probably in between the EC1 and 2. It's cable is light and flexible

Best light mouse with quality control issues

Love the mouse and how it feels, but Jesus I'm not sure if mine is defective but the battery life is awful. The Battery only last 1 day off a 100% charge. Everything else I love about the mouse except for the battery life!

Great Mouse except for the battery life!

BUYERS BEWARE the cable has breaks through out it. This is my second mouse, and both times I have had problems with the mouse disconnecting and reconnecting, do not take this lightly! Three months after the second mouse arrived it started disconnecting and reconnecting a quick touch on the cable and the mouse disconnects and reconnects. Besides that the mouse is very comfortable, light in the hand, tracks great, buttons all feel great, buttons are nice and responsive, and to top it all off the left click and right click are smooth. If they could just not screw up the cable it would be my #1 mouse

The cable is just not reliable!

 So I returned it and ordered another. The second copy had zero flex, but the scroll wheel rattled like a junkie doing cold turkey. I could move it left and right like a switch. Unacceptable

If Only Their QC Was Up to Par

 Edit: After almost 1 month, the only thing lacking in this mouse is some type of indicator the battery is low. I don't want to open the program every time to see the battery level. The worst thing is having a mouse die on you mid-game.

Quality mouse 10/10!

Experience hard-hitting performance with our lightest mouse ever created—a lean ultra-lightweight build that makes control effortless Featuring cutting-edge optical mouse switches a precise8 500 DPI sensor and Razer Speedflex Cable for supreme accuracy and speed.

Many of the best lightweight mice are sitting at premium prices, but that doesn't mean you can't find a high-powered ultra-lightweight mouse on a budget. Meet the Razer Viper Mini, the best budget ultra-lightweight mouse we've tested. Based on the original Razer Viper, this mouse is smaller and slightly lighter, but it feels just as sturdy as its larger counterpart.

Its click latency is outstanding, meaning gaming will feel responsive no matter the genre. Though the sensor isn't quite as good as the full-sized model, it still offers a low lift-off distance and a fairly wide CPI range, within which you can find a sensitivity setting that suits your play style. Also, its cable and feet are both high-quality, and they don't cause additional drag on desks and mousepads to slow you down.

Unfortunately, it doesn't have a pair of side buttons on either side like its larger namesake, and, due to its smaller size, it likely isn't the best choice for larger hand sizes. This mouse is an exceptional budget option for serious gamers looking to get the most performance packed into the lightest possible package.

The best budget FPS mouse is the Razer Viper Mini. As the third entry from the Razer Viper family of mice on this list, it's a testament to the enduring quality and flexibility of this classic shape and Razer's ability to adapt it for different audiences. This mouse is a smaller version of the classic, and it has quietly become a favorite among FPS enthusiasts for delivering solid performance at a fraction of the cost of some of many FPS flagship models. It's remarkably lightweight and has outstanding click latency. Its sensor is an older PixArt PMW3359. It isn't as consistent and has a narrower CPI range than more recent Razer offerings, but it's still very reliable. Unlike most of the mice in the Viper family, this mouse only has two side buttons on the left, so it isn't truly ambidextrous. Also, Its small size means it isn't ideal for larger hands, although its shape makes it very well-suited for a fingertip grip for any hand size.

If you're looking for a similarly-priced FPS gaming alternative, but want something as lightweight as possible, check out the Cooler Master MM720. Admittedly, it looks a bit unusual compared to most other FPS mice out there. It also doesn't feel quite as sturdily built as the Razer, but it has a very comfortable right-handed shape with a pinky rest.

The best lightweight budget gaming mouse we've tested is the Razer Viper Mini. At 61g, this small, wired option offers very responsive-feeling gameplay thanks to its amazingly low click latency. Neither its feet nor cable cause drag on desks or mousepads, so you'll have a smooth and fluid gliding experience.

Using the companion software you can reprogram all of its buttons, and you can adjust the sensor settings and customize the RGB lighting to suit your preferences. However, the software isn't available on macOS. Although, you can save your settings to the mouse's onboard memory using a PC and carry them across to other devices without the software installed.

Unfortunately, its sensor is a bit inconsistent and tends to undershoot the set CPI by quite a bit more during slow, tracking cursor movements. Also, due to its small size, it's best suited for a fingertip grip, so if you have larger hands, you'll likely want to check out a larger option if you prefer either a claw or palm grip. With that said, it's still an impressive lightweight option for a gaming mouse and performs excellently for its budget price point.

In the budget category, our top pick goes to the Razer Viper Mini. It has an exceptionally lightweight body that feels solid and well-built. While it's small, it's well-suited for a fingertip grip for all hand sizes. Also, its mouse feet are much higher quality than many other mice at this price point and glide very smoothly on mousepads and desks. Likewise, its paracord-like cable is light and flexible and moves smoothly without causing much drag.

You can program all of its buttons using Razer's Synapse 3 software, and you can also set a Hypershift button to enable a second layer of commands. In terms of performance, it has extremely low click latency, and although you can't adjust the CPI as precisely or within as wide of a range as some mice, most gamers will likely find it's more than adequate.

Unfortunately, it only has two buttons on the left side, so it isn't a true-ambidextrous mouse like other mice in the Razer Viper lineup with two buttons on either side. Its small size also isn't suitable for larger hands using anything other than a fingertip grip. In terms of a wired budget pick, few mice can match its price to performance, and it's one of the best cheap gaming mice we've tested.

The best lightweight mouse in the budget range that we've tested is the Razer Viper Mini. At 61g, it's lighter than the original Razer Viper and shares the same symmetrical shape. Its smaller size is comfortable for any hand size to use with a fingertip grip, though it's too small for larger hands to comfortably use a palm or claw grip.

Its click latency is remarkably low, and its CPI range should be wide enough for most gamers. Using the companion software, you can adjust the set CPI in increments of 100. You can also reprogram the two side buttons and assign a Hypershift button to enable a second layer of commands. It also has high-quality feet and a flexible cable, so you won't have to worry about unwanted drag on desks or mousepads.

Unfortunately, its minimum lift-off distance is higher than some other gaming options, and its sensor is fairly inconsistent, overshooting the set CPI during slower movements. It also lacks the two buttons on the right side that the larger versions in the Viper lineup have, so it's less viable for left-handed users. With that said, it's an excellent choice if you're looking for a lightweight gaming mouse on a budget.

As an even cheaper option, we recommend you check out the Razer Viper Mini. Its shape is very similar to the other versions of the Viper lineup on this list. However, it's scaled down to size, making it naturally lightweight and only a few grams heavier than our top pick, the Razer Viper V2 Pro. While its shape makes it well-suited for small hands, it's still a comfortable pick for any hand size using a fingertip grip.

It feels just as sturdy and well-constructed as larger versions in the lineup, and its cable and mouse feet glide smoothly on mouse pads and desks. Performance-wise, it also has outstanding click latency, and despite using an older model sensor, it performs significantly better than most other options at this price point. Overall, it's a superb low-cost choice, and few mice can match it in a price-to-performance comparison.

If you're looking for the best cheap option, we recommend the Razer Viper Mini, which looks just like a scaled-down version of the classic Razer Viper. In part due to its size, this mouse is very lightweight. It weighs only 61g, making it a great choice if you're a fan of FPS or other fast-paced titles. It also has excellent build quality. It feels just as sturdy and well-constructed as the larger version, and its cable and mouse feet glide smoothly on mousepads and desks. Performance-wise, it has some of the lowest click latency of all the mice we've tested. Despite using an older budget model sensor, it performs well enough even for competitive gaming.

However, it has a fairly narrow CPI range compared to most newer releases. Its lift-off distance isn't as low, which can be an issue if you prefer using low CPI settings or have a smaller mousepad and frequently lift and reposition your mouse. With that said, it's still an impressive lightweight gaming option. While it's a smaller-sized mouse, it's accommodating to all hand sizes using a fingertip grip and delivers surprising performance considering its consistently low price point.

We recommend you check out the Razer Viper Mini if you're looking for something in the budget price range. While it's a gaming mouse in name, it has a very straightforward design that makes it suitable for everyday browsing and office work. Its scaled-down shape is based on the popular Razer Viper, and its build quality feels just as good as the larger version. The shape makes it well-suited for small hands with any grip type, but it's still a comfortable pick for any hand size if you use a fingertip grip. Another advantage to its size is that it's very lightweight, making it a natural choice if you're a fan of fast-paced reaction-based games where lightning-fast reactions can make all the difference.

In terms of raw gaming performance, It has remarkably low click latency. And while it doesn't have one of Razer's most recent, top-of-the-line sensors, it performs significantly better than most other options at this price point. Altogether, it's more than capable of delivering consistent, accurate performance in any gaming genre. Its mouse feet are also much better than other budget options, and its cable is more lightweight and flexible than the cable on the Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse, though not quite as flexible as the cable on the higher-end Razer Basilisk V3. Overall, it's a superb budget choice, and few mice can match it in a price-to-performance comparison.

We recommend the Razer Viper Mini for a cheaper option. At 58g, it's lighter than the original Razer Viper and the same weight as the newer and significantly more expensive Razer Viper V2 Pro. Its scaled-down size and shape make it comfortable for any hand size to use with a fingertip grip, though it's too small for larger hands to comfortably use a palm or claw grip. Its click latency is exceptionally low, and it has high-quality feet and a flexible cable, so you won't have to worry about unwanted drag on desks or mousepads.

Unfortunately, its minimum lift-off distance is higher than some premium gaming options, which can be an issue if you play with a low sensitivity or have a smaller mousepad and frequently lift and reposition your mouse. It also lacks the two additional side buttons on the right side that some versions in the lineup have, so it's not as well-suited if you're a left-handed user who relies heavily on their side buttons.

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  Gaming performance has been phenomenal, top tier. Shape is great (medium/large palm grip hand has really improved aim), connection, button placement flawless, plastic feels high quality (dropped it trice on polished wood floor from like 3 feet still looks as good as new the day I got it). The white SPF feet slide great. The left and right buttons could be clicker but that is a very minor gripe idrc about

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 The wireless iteration that a hundred percent will complement the whole viper collection. All right guys, I'm Dmitry. Thanks much for watching which mouse are you using and is this thing appealing to you? I mean at 39 if you are looking for light and small mouse, this is a hundred percent recommended. And yeah, I'm Dimitri

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