The HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse is an impressive device that is designed to provide gamers with an ultra-lightweight and comfortable gaming experience. As someone who has used this mouse for several months, I can say that it lives up to its promises of being lightweight, long-lasting, and responsive.At just 62g, the Pulsefire Haste is incredibly lightweight, which makes it perfect for long gaming sessions. The mouse is designed to fit comfortably in the hand, with a honeycomb shell that provides a good grip and helps to reduce sweat buildup.The Pulsefire Haste also boasts a 100-hour battery life, which means that gamers can use the mouse for extended periods of time without having to worry about recharging. The mouse uses a USB Type-C cable for charging, which means that it’s easy to charge the mouse quickly and conveniently.One of the standout features of the Pulsefire Haste is its responsiveness. The mouse uses an optical sensor that provides accurate and precise tracking, which is essential for gamers who need to be able to move quickly and accurately in fast-paced games.The mouse also includes six programmable buttons, which can be customized to suit the individual needs of each gamer. The buttons are easy to program using the HyperX Ngenuity software, which is available for download from the HyperX website.Overall, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a lightweight, responsive, and long-lasting gaming mouse. Its comfortable design, accurate tracking, and customizable buttons make it a great choice for gamers of all skill levels.

This is my first gaming mouse but over the years I have owned many other mice and this HyperX Pulsefire Haste is actually amazing. It’s impossibly light! They say 60 grams, feels like 45 if you ask me. Crazy light. For comparison I’m coming from a MX Master and that thing is like 150 grams. The mouse has 6 buttons you can customize ( left, right, wheel push in as button, button behind wheel, two side buttons ) – The pads on the bottom are slick. Definitely use this with a quality desk pad/mouse pad so you can experience that super slick like glass feeling. Even though this mouse is light, you can tell it is made of high quality materials. Squeeze it as hard as you can and you hear no squeeks, and feel no movements. Light and built like a tank at the same time! Battery life has been great so far. Still on First charge at after 12 days of heavy usage.ProsVery LightBuilt Very well ( no squeeks )Customizable ButtonsRechargeable with good battery life!Fast tracking with desk pad/mouse padLooks slick AF!PriceConsNone

***EDITED 1 YEAR LATER*** Hello! I’m back after exactly a year. I’ve been having an issue with this mouse almost immediately after getting it. It’s not a big issue, but it’s annoying and the reason I’m going to try something else. Randomly the mouse will change my DPI down to like 200 from 800. I only have 800 dpi saved to the mouse. This has never happened while gaming or with apps opened. It’s just really random. Moving the mouse will not make it go back to 800 dpi, so it’s not some standby mode, and I’m not accidentally pressing anything bc I don’t have a button to change the dpi mapped to the mouse. Also, sometimes it won’t happen for weeks it seems. I’ve checked all the settings. The only way to fix it is to open up the HyperX app and just click on “mouse”. Then it goes back to 800 dpi. I’ve sent three tickets about it and heard nothing back. Onto the next!———————This review is coming from someone who first started with a G502 wired years ago and then switched to the wireless version. I was using the G502 for around six years. This HyperX mouse is so fantastic, especially for the price.-The sensor, Pixart’s Paw 3335 derives from the PMW 3389. The 3335 is a low power version of the 3389. The sensor is excellent, so don’t let any uninformed reviewers steer you wrong. I haven’t seen or felt any difference in FPS games other than me actually being quicker, because the mouse is 1/3 of the weight I’m used to.-The TTC Gold 80m switches are great.-The wireless receiver is also preferred over the one I had with Logitech simply because it’s got some grip on the bottom and stays where I want it lol.-The mouse is extremely comfortable. I go between a palm and claw grip and have smaller, thinner fingers/hands. I find it immensely more comfortable than the G502, but I know that’s subjective. I was afraid I’d miss the thumb rest from the G502, but honestly, I haven’t missed it at all. This mouse just overall feels WAY better. There’s a slightly textured matte finish which feels SUPERB and looks amazing.I also much prefer the scroll wheel. It’s a little more low-profile and feels way more natural to use.-I’m extremely impressed that it came with skates already on the mouse and an extra blue pair. It also came with some REALLY nice grip stickers that I’m loving. I’ve only put on the grips for the left and right mouse buttons so far, as you can see in my pics, but it also comes with grips for the side of the mouse I’ll be sticking on later.-I was a little nervous at first that the HyperX software is through the Microsoft store, but it’s extremely straight-forward with depth like Logitech’s. In fact, I also find it way easier to use and navigate through. It just makes sense and has every option you need. There’s also the low-power warning that you can set to any percentage of battery left which is really nice.Long story short, I’m so freaking impressed and in love with this mouse. If anything changes, I’ll be back to edit this review.

When i first got into gaming, i had the wired version of this mouse and loved it but swapped to the glorious model o wireless or sum only sense it was wireless not knowing there was a wireless version of this mouse. Now abt two years later and building my dream setup, i found out that there is a wireless version and it comes in white, which is the main theme of my setup. Anyways, mouse is amazing as i remembered it, dont plan on switching even if there are 8000hz polling rate mouses, this ones just fine for me. One thing i wish they would look into fixing, is that the scroll wheel in 1/10000 scrolls, it will accidently detect a scroll which will cause u to either for me to pull out a shotgun or edit or jump, depending on games ofc. Thatd be a nice fix but not enuf to make me swap to another mouse that isnt nearly as comfortable to me atleast.

First of all, I bought this mouse on an absolute whim. It technically should never have happened. It was on sale for like $37 and I just pulled the trigger because, I mean, it’s $37 and I had never tried this shape before.I mained the G Pro X Superlight for two years, switched to the DeathAdder V3 Pro with the 4K dongle when it released, and have tried numerous mice in between— to include the Xlite V2, the XM2we, and the Viper V2 Pro.I love this mouse. I spent a long time chasing the lowest latency, the highest polling rates— and I perform better with this mouse than with all the “pro” tier mice I own, which is frankly embarrassing for me.I don’t feel any latency— it feels faster in response than any mouse I have used and I KNOW that can’t be right— but that’s how it feels. The shape is absolutely perfect for my hand and I feel extremely confident using it. And they include all this stuff…I mean, I didn’t need to buy grips or extra feet because they were already in the box.The worst part is that I don’t know if HyperX will ever update this mouse with “better” tech, although I honestly struggle to think of what I would ask for. Maybe 2K polling support? Maybe slightly lighter clicks? I honestly have no idea. I just hope they don’t stop making it.