Pulsefire Haste – Gaming Mouse, Ultra-Lightweight, 59g, Honeycomb Shell, Hex Design, RGB, HyperFlex USB Cable, Up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons,Black

Reviewing from my mother's account, Im a teen gamer who recently was able to get myself my own PC! I got a bunch of new stuff for it too, mostly because I just wanted it to feel nicer than gaming on laptops have always felt for me. I previously was using an older onn mouse, and while I do love that beat up thing, this mouse has made everything better for me while gaming. It's lightweight nature matches easily with my high DPI and slightly low sensitivity, a weird mix, I know, but it feels best for me. The buttons are great, very clickity and clackity, the side buttons are very responsive, and the scroll wheel feels amazing! The color changing is seamless, looks great with the rest of my set up, and feels great too! Definitely high quality and easy to use! Highly recommend!

I was about to replace my 4th or 5th Razer mouse when I decided that even on sale it was too much money for a mouse that lasts 2 years (based on my Amazon purchase history). I also wanted to escape the bloatware that is Razer Synapse, so I did some shopping around. I've had very positive experiences with HyperX products in the past; they tend to be incredible values for a mid-upper product. And the lighting on this mouse works with HyperX NGENUITY, which I was already using for my HyperX Alloy Origins Core. This mouse is responsive, lightweight, programmable and an amazing value for what you get. The Good: - Responsive - Lightweight - Perfect size for my fingertip grip. The Bad: - Honeycomb holes allow cat fur to fall inside where it will taunt you. It doesn't affect the function at all, but it is inside the mouse where it's a pain to remove. The Meh: - Lighting only around the mouse wheel. - Comes with rubber grip pads that you have to install if you want to use them.

Nice and light. I've had no issues with it and I've had it for a few years now. Pretty sure it was on sale for cheap at the time I purchased.

Nice light weight mouse but make sure you put the base presets as your main since booting it up my have it be set to the base rather then your own custom ones

Revised: Found a slight issue, not enough to knock it down a star. The mouse buttons are way to easy to click. I find myself accidentally hitting the right button, even just skimming it while I am in the middle of working and it clicks it. Definitely needs to be a tougher click. Again, not a huge deal, but it is one I am experiencing now. ORIGINAL REVIEW: For the past two years I have been in search of a new mouse. I am willing to pay top dollar for it, since I will use it for years and it will help me with my video editing, graphic design, etc. BUT my issue is spending that money only to find out the mouse is crap and I have to return it, or I get lazy and don't and lose the money, etc etc. Right out of the gate I was loving it. The wire for this is more a silky cloth like coating. It does not catch on the edge of my desk and it is smooth enough that it does not give me any pull when I am using the mouse. (Where the rough rubber / plastic wires would catch on the edge and give me grief from time to time). The holes in the mouse are important. I work on videos and sometimes I am intensely editing and my hand gets moist, and sweaty and it makes the mouse feel weird. (That whole sentence was weird and off putting, but you get my drift). So far it has kept it cool. If there was a knock on it, the shape of the mouse is a bit odd. I do not have big hands, but it fits mine pretty well, but the hump in the middle almost seems lopsided. Hard to explain. It doesn't really affect the performance so its not a big deal. The accuracy is what I am really enjoying. It is not 100% but it is the best I have had in, I can't even remember, maybe ever. Clicking the little button above the scroll wheel got me a setting that was perfect. Flying around, hitting things, not having to go back and click again (meaning the mouse buttons are very responsive). Bottom line, I got this on a deal, and I probably would of paid 70-80 dollars for it if I knew it was going to be this good. Well worth the money. I am not going to say it is the Lamborghini of mice, but for the price it is a damn good one.

Daily Drive this thing both gaming and working, super light, and the cable also isn't regular plastic, but a super light flexible cord so much so I don't even notice it from a wireless. Highly recommend both for gaming and productivity.

I feel like a complete idiot for overlooking this mouse over and over and over since it was released. While I love HyperX's headsets, and I suppose their keyboards are *okay*, their mice were never attractive compared to competitors. This one though? It's different. I saw the white one was on sale (which I didn't know existed and kept checking to see if it was ever being discounted after I discovered it) and picked it up almost instantly. It's wild to say this is the best mouse I've used. It feels like an endgame-worthy mouse and no, that's not a jab or a pun about Endgame Gear. HyperX went above and beyond and then some with this mouse. Yes, it does come with drawbacks such as the DPI deviation that apparently haunted it until a firmware update remedied it and it's not as light as newer generation ultralight mice but I'd say that's where they start and end. I'm not going to count HyperX's infamously atrocious software because it can be used without it and isn't as useful or necessary on a mouse as it is with a keyboard. The feel of the coating is like that of PBT keycaps, it's smooth and soft and it stays cool so sweat isn't an issue or at least it hasn't been for me. The honeycomb on top did not make a difference to me, a very pleasant surprise as 1 of the reasons I avoided honeycomb cutout mice was thinking that it was something I would be noticing often. The main clicks are great, I can't say they're the best I've used as those go to the DA v2 but they're top tier and have no issue with what they are. As for the mouse wheel, the wheel's click, and the side buttons, that's where I have a stronger personal preference to other mice (namely Roccat's wheels and side buttons) so while I can't say these are the best, had they been ones I used prior to trying out Roccat mice they would've been the best. tl;dr of this mouse: + Godlike value (usually $30 on sale) + Great feel on the coating + Super lightweight (AND they balanced the weight amazingly well) + All clicks are solid + Mouse wheel feels nice + Perfect size for medium hands on the larger end + Works with palm and fingertip grips (claw too, I'm sure) + Build quality seems sturdy + Perfectly usable as a plug-and-play mouse = The sensor isn't the best but you won't be able to tell = Wish the mouse wheel was sticking out a bit more (personal pref) = Wish the side buttons were flatter (personal pref) = The cable might not be durable? = DPI deviation (irrelevant now) - HyperX's software For anyone that is curious about getting this mouse, GET IT. I guarantee you won't regret it.

As a competitive gamer, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste has truly impressed me. Weighing in at just 59g, this mouse feels almost weightless but remains exceptionally sturdy. The honeycomb shell design isn't only great for the ultra-light feel; it also keeps my hand cool during long sessions. The RGB lighting adds a stylish customizable touch without being overwhelming. One of the best features is the HyperFlex USB cable, which is so flexible it barely feels like it's there—no drag or pressure. The Pixart 3335 sensor is accurate and responsive, tracking flawlessly even with fast flicks in shooters. I appreciate the six programmable buttons that let me map my favorite functions in-game and for productivity. Compared to pricier esports mice, the Haste competes easily with the best—at a fraction of the cost. It glides smoothly on mouse pads, the switches have a satisfying click, and the DPI range is perfect for both fast-paced and precise tasks. If you're looking for a lightweight, responsive, and affordable gaming mouse, the Pulsefire Haste is hard to beat. It's now my daily driver and gets my highest recommendation!