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HyperX Pulsefire Raid (HX-MC005B)

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Optical gaming mouse with durable Omron-style switches rated for 20 million clicks and PixArt 3389-class precision sensor for precise positioning and movement speeds up to 11.43 m/s. Depending on the genre of the game and the user's personal preferences, the speed of the marker can be slowed down by adjusting the resolution in the range of 800-16000 dpi. This is done with a special button quickly and without interrupting the game session. The Kingston HyperX Pulsefire Raid mouse is a wired model that connects to a computer with a 1.8 m cable via a classic USB interface. The wire is protected from bending and other mechanical influences by a fabric braid, so you don’t have to worry about the safety of the gadget when carrying it or during hot battles. The mouse has 8 buttons, 5 of which are...located on the side under the thumb, as well as a multifunctional 4D wheel that scrolls vertically and horizontally, and also acts as an additional key. The buttons can be programmed and the commands stored in the internal memory so that when using the mouse on another computer, you do not have to reconfigure it.
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HyperX Pulsefire Raid
Colour
Product typemouse
Connectionwired
InterfaceUSB A
Cable length1.8 m
Sensoroptical
Typefor game
Sensor and control
SensorPixArt 3389
Sensor resolution800 – 16000 DPI
Max. acceleration50 G
Max. speed450 ips
Number of buttons8
Side buttons
DPI-button
SwitchesOmron
Switch resource20 million clicks
Scroll wheels1
4D wheel
Features
Optimal grippalmar
Programmable buttons
Built-in memory
LightingRGB
Lighting effects+
Cablebraided
General
Size (LxWxH)128x71x42 mm
Weight95 g
Added to E-Catalogfebruary 2020
P/N
HX-MC005B

Optical gaming mouse with durable Omron-style switches rated for 20 million clicks and PixArt 3389-class precision sensor for precise positioning and movement speeds up to 11.43 m/s. Depending on the genre of the game and the user's personal preferences, the speed of the marker can be slowed down by adjusting the resolution in the range of 800-16000 dpi. This is done with a special button quickly and without interrupting the game session.

The Kingston HyperX Pulsefire Raid mouse is a wired model that connects to a computer with a 1.8 m cable via a classic USB interface. The wire is protected from bending and other mechanical influences by a fabric braid, so you don’t have to worry about the safety of the gadget when carrying it or during hot battles. The mouse has 8 buttons, 5 of which are located on the side under the thumb, as well as a multifunctional 4D wheel that scrolls vertically and horizontally, and also acts as an additional key. The buttons can be programmed and the commands stored in the internal memory so that when using the mouse on another computer, you do not have to reconfigure it.

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Video reviews

Kingston on a roll

If by some miracle you were lucky to sit for ten years with one tenacious mouse and you were not interested in what was happening in the peripheral market, then we have good news for you. The first is that high-quality eSports mice and game controllers in general have become much cheaper. The second is that Kingston has turned the HyperX line into a separate brand dedicated to gaming peripherals. And they are on a roll now.

Specialized mouse for WOW, Dota 2 and League of Legends

So, HyperX Pulsefire Raid is the sixth model in this series. Like the rest of the series, it is tailored for a specific game genre. In this case, we are talking about MMO / MOBA toys like WOW, Dota 2 and League of Legends. It manifests itself in five additional buttons on the left side, instead of the usual two. an unusually large set of programmable buttons for macros. In the HyperX NGENUITY application, all this can traditionally be scattered over several game profiles that can be written to the mouse's own memory. The only thing I didn't like is that there are a lot of buttons on the side and it's hard to get the thumb to the extreme fifth.

Ergonomic shape

The shape of the Pulsefire Raid is quite similar to other ergonomic HyperX mice, with a wide back and a strong roll to the right, so that the palm rests naturally on the mouse. Speech, exclusively about the right hand, in the left hand all convenience is lost. The quality is also in order: the assembly is monolithic, the plastic does not creak or play, and the grippy sidewalls and smooth coating fit nicely in the hand and are easily wiped from dirt. As for the sensor, everything is predictable in a good way: the same PixArt PMW3389 is used as in other mice in the series. The sensor is expectedly good, it tracks movements clearly, without any lags or breakdowns.