HyperX Pulsefire Haste USB Gaming Mouse Ultra Lightweight, 59g, Hex Design, Honeycomb Shell, Hyperflex Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable…

I was using a G502 and a G102 from logitech before this. Those are great mice no doubt, however the G502 comes at 125g and the G102 is around 85g. Now, the G502 is great for gaming/prroductivity with numerous mapppable buttons and the infinite scroll wheel while the G102 is a great budget gaming mouse but not great for my hand size and grip style.

I play a lot of shooters whether online or offline and recently I had nerve compression in my right hand to elbow which was caused by gripping the mouse too hard while playing and moving the heavy 125g behemoth every time I saw an enemy.

Aftet my recovery I thought to myself would a light Mouse be better then what I had before and was I right.

The pulsefire haste was on sale for 3200INR and it wasn’t breaking the bank while having a good sensor, great build, a reputable brand and the main factor being just 59g under this amazing pricepoint with the nearest option being Glorious mice which cost twice as much as this. The shape is great for my hands while not the best for my hybrid grip. I don’t feel like I have anything in my hand when using this it’s feather light to me, flicks and sprays have never been this comfortable before and I’m not going to use other mice for shooters or fast games anymore. The PTFE feet are smooth, they have provided a replacement as well, the box also had mouse grip tape for extra control. The mere 25g difference coming from G102 is astonishingly significant when it comes to aiming in faster and better.

If you want a mouse that’s light there’s no batting an eye for under 4k this is the device to go for. Overall, just go for it no doubts in my mind. The best budget light gaming mouse.

Perfekt för mig

Had this mouse for 1 year and 4 months now. its actually the 2nd unit. as the first needed replacement.
This mouse is great at first. the lightweight feel, the tracking is pretty good. however it has a few major flaws. The first unit I had the mouse had a problem where it kept connecting and disconnecting. it happened after 5 months of use. then i got it replaced, not to much of a hassle. The new replacement unit also developed the disconnection issue where it would randomly stop working for few seconds. a little bit of digging and i found it is to do with the part of the wire that connects to the mouse. people recommended that you use a spring and wrap it around the side of the wire that connects to the mouse. and amazingly this worked. no disconnection issues. so its a QC issue from hyperX. now this mouse has developed a scroll wheel issue. it is also a common issue with this mouse. it need two or three scroll wheel actions to move where you want it to. Clicks are a bit hard at first compared to a logitech but you get used to it. anyways its a good mouse for like the first 4 months. then it develops issues. however its also true that there is no perfect mouse you will find for gaming. every mouse eventually develops some issue. front disconnecting, to double clicking to scroll wheel not working, every mouse develops issues. unless you go for heavy mice like g502 or g402. those are not for fps games though. the safest bet i have found is either deathadder series from razer or zowie ec2c or ec3c. both are well built. and last a long time. a few units even in those have issues however.

Hyperx is definitely competition for the pro x superlight from logitech. The Buttons feel great not loose but not too stuff either, weight of 62grams feels great too. The battery life is 100 hrs without a doubt is better than any mouse. I definitely recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a wallet friendly option for a gaming mice

This a review after using it for more than six months. Everything about this mouse is great. My previous mouse was the logitech G402 which is somewhat on the heavier side but after switching over to this mouse everything changed for the better. Overall a really good mouse would highly recommend.

I had high hopes when I bought a gaming mouse around a year ago, but sadly it fell short of my standards. The mouse was really light, which was a downside for me since I prefer a more substantial feel for accurate control in games (I should have known this though because of the listing). Despite its excellent sensor and configurable buttons, I had trouble getting used to the weight, which affected how well I played games. I chose to give it to a close friend who shares my love of gaming rather than leave it unused in the hopes that it would better suit their playing style.

My friend couldn’t have been happier with the gaming mouse, much to my happy surprise. They noticed right away how light it was, allowing for quick and accurate movements throughout their gaming sessions. They were impressed with how much their gameplay was enhanced by the mouse’s sensitive sensor and programmable buttons. It was certainly a case of the right mouse finding the right owner, and I was thrilled to see my present make my friend’s gaming setup so much more enjoyable and perform better. It’s not uncommon for something that doesn’t work for one person to be the ideal fit for another; in this case, it was a situation where everyone won, which improved both of our gaming experiences.