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Ultra-light, full-sized 5-button gaming mouse with a quality optical sensor, a special design plastic body with spectacular LED lighting, durable microswitches and a USB cable connection. The key feature of this model is its impressively low weight (59 g), which is achieved thanks to the perforated walls of the case. In addition to significant weight savings, honeycomb-style openings provide improved ventilation for optimal comfort during hot summer gaming sessions.
The ergonomic shape of the HyperX Pulsefire Haste mouse body is absolutely symmetrical, but the side buttons are only on the left side. This circumstance does not allow us to recommend it to users with a leading left hand. Equipped with a high-quality optical sensor PixArt 3335, which is able to provide high positioning accuracy. Quick sensitivity switching with a separate button (range from 400 to 16000 dpi) allows you to achieve maximum control over the gameplay in AAA titles of any popular genres, including FPS, RTS, MOBA, RPG. TTC Golden microswitches are rated for 60 million clicks. The flexible HyperFlex USB cable and Teflon glides provide a smooth and easy glide across all types of playing surfaces. Button programming and backlight fine-tuning are supported.
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Esports level is cheaper
HyperX paternally opened the door to the world of esports and in just a couple of years won the respect of both beginners and experienced esports players. The best brand advertising is the regular use of its products at major world tournaments. Released at the beginning of 2021, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste mouse again showed the company's serious attitude towards players — at a price of about $50, it is equipped with a far from top-end, but rather intelligent PixArt 3335 sensor (such, for example, is in ASUS ROG Chakram), complete with a mouse there are additional pads on the side walls and the main buttons (!), and the body is perfectly balanced. Not without reason, some reviewers call it one of the best mice in the company's arsenal.
Perfectly balanced, light and symmetrical body
However, the main feature of the Pulsefire Haste was a lightweight body full of small holes, thanks to which the weight of the manipulator was reduced to an impressive 59 grams. This is one of the lightest full-sized mice on the market. Only the recent Asus TUF Gaming M4 Air outdid it. In addition to significant weight savings, large honeycomb-style openings improve ventilation, so that the hand does not slip from sweat during especially strenuous skating. In general, the sensations in battle from her are the most pleasant — Teflon glide confidently slide over the surface, the symmetrical hull is exemplarily balanced, there are no overweights towards the bow or stern. Given the price tag of the mouse, we expected some kind of catch. But he is not. Well, except that the body needs to be cleaned or vacuumed regularly, as garbage quickly fills the honeycombs. But this is a feature of the format, and not a minus of this model.
TTC Golden microswitches, flexible cable and replaceable covers
On the other fronts, too, full order. TTC Golden microswitches are rated for 60 million clicks and feel like Omron's. The flexible, braided HyperFlex USB cable has been specially softened so that it does not accidentally affect the dynamics of the mouse. The side buttons of Haste are located where necessary and are pressed with a pleasant click, and the wheel has a nice scroll and unobtrusive backlight. Well, about the built-in memory is not forgotten. It looks like HyperX's wait-and-see tactic has worked again. They decided not to hurry with perforation, studied what rake the competitors had stepped on and only then made their move. In general, we award a medal and recommend for purchase. For its $50 it's just a gift.
