HyperX Pulsefire Haste – Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultra Lightweight, 61g, 100 Hour Battery Life, 2.4Ghz Wireless, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons – Black, 4P5D7AA

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

Great mouse, love the lightness of the body, great connection no input delay, love the preset dpi settings, and is pretty durable.

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.

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. I definitely notice the difference from my M711 and it's a lot nicer. Glides pretty well.- The cable is super loose. it's about as loose as a shoestring, so I feel no resistance if the cable rubs up on something. basically feels like the mouse is wireless.- The scroll wheel is nice and stiff. Hard to describe, but it doesn't feel nearly as "loose" as the scroll wheel on my Cobra M711. If you use your scroll wheel when playing games, it makes an impact.- Doesn't feel super cheap. Not much more to say there, it just doesn't feel very cheap despite being only 40 dollars while also being super light.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.- Side buttons are kinda stiff. I use my side buttons a lot when gaming, and I can tell they're not as easy to press down as the ones on my Cobra M711. They still register just fine for the most part though, so it's not huge.- Ergonomics. My 20 dollar Cobra M711 had better ergonomics. The left and right clicks on this mouse feel like they're positioned lower, and the shape doesn't melt into my hand as well as my Cobra M711. This mouse is ambidextrous though, so take that as you will.The pros definitely outweigh the cons for me, I don't know about everyone else. Any issues others have had with this thing have not been to significant to me. DEFINITELY recommend.