HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse Ultra Lightweight, 61g, 100 Hour Battery Life, 2.4Ghz Wireless, Up to 26000 DPI - White (6N0A9AA)

For me it checks all the boxes it's lightweight, anyone can grip it, it's senor is also just too good better than g pro superlight fr.I was kinda nervous at first because I saw some videos and read some reviews they all mentioned that it's click latency is not that good, it's 7+ms and all, tbh I don't feel it's, I feel it's right up there 2-3 ms click latency and for this price it's crazy.They provide some grip tapes but I don't even use them, it's surface is just so easy to grip on and it's never slips

To good . The build quality is superb and the connectivitiy of the mouse is also very good.the comfort feels great.

good item for that price. Mouse it top tier alongside the best from Logitech however the usb stick and wire are inferior in quality and even give me a vibe that it would damage my own hardware in the future so be aware of that

Mouse was very light and the precision was really good as well, felt like it was gliding while using. I have used this mouse for around 17-18 hours and the battery went from 94% to 72% so I would say it's average if compared to office mouse but good for a gaming mouse. The buttons feel like they require way less pressure to click as compared to the hyperx pulsefire haste 1 wired which I was using before I bought this one. Connectivity is flawless I've had 0 disconnects. One thing I would say is that this mouse is pretty small so if you have bigger than average hands you will have problem gripping it. Overall good mouse, would recommend

Good tracking.Extremely light.Works in bluetooth , 2.4Ghz , wired mode.Excellent battery life.Recommended to try if not looking for MX Master series.

My mouse stopped working after 1 1/2 years, and their support team doesnt respond either. During the time it worked, it also had lots of glitching, bluetooth mode had too much latency, and weight distribution is really bad. Only good thing is the grip tape and hyper flex cable. Would really prefer a logitech over this.

I have used a lot of mice so far and this is not the bestUsage-gaming (valorant)Hand size- long and slenderGrip- fingertip grip, hand resting on the mouse, wrist as pivot, fingers dont touch the mouse padPrevious mice- hyperx pulsefire surge,logitech g502 hero, razer deathadder V3, logitech g pro superlight.Lets start with cons- Ambidextrous (both hands) naturally ambidextrous are made for both hands so it wont be ergonomic.Wide middle part and lower profile palms wont touch the bump ( logitech g pro superlight which is also not comfortable but it has little bit higher bump for your palm) i get hand pain after 2 hours of intense gaming, never happened with ergonomic miceErgonomic mice are made for your dominant hand in your natural position so it wont hurt on long gaming hours. So best for comfort is razer death adder v3 or logitech g pro superlight 2 dex. Not comfortableIt has1k polling rate not the best but not bad also (razer deathadder v3 comes with 8k polling rate)PTFE feet are smallConnectivity is good.Recommended for - low on budget, need wireless connectivity, palm grip user, casual gamer.other Recommendations - Razer deathadder v3/v3 pro, logitech g superlight 2 dex, razer viper v3 pro

A fantastic wireless mouse in this price range going against the Viper V2 Pro and the G Pro. It’s very light. Easy buy for anyone looking for a (budget?) esports grade wireless mouse.The shape (a little too wide and flat on the sides) can throw some people off but if you’ve tried the previous version and liked it, this is definitely a solid upgrade in terms of sensor and the hole-less design. The box also contains high quality grip tapes and replacement skates. The Ngenuity software is neat and easy to configure the mouse with.Overall, very happy with the product