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

I waited a long time to review this product. Very good, light weight, fits in the hand nicely, responsive.

I've had this mouse and used it daily for months now, and it is, honestly, one of the best mice I have ever used! It's cheap (was very cheap when I got it, at around £25), extremely light, ergonomic and incredibly nice to use. The sensor is one I will always look for from now on as PixArt have done an insanely good job with this sensor and I have experience with many different brands such as Logitech's Hero sensor, Steelseries Truemove and Razer Focus+ (the Razer one being the closest to this in my opinion), all of which this mouse with this sensor beats easily for me. The third picture is of this mouse next to a Glorious Model O- (which uses the exact same sensor) and that should give some idea of the size of this mouse. It's incredible, feels better than the Model O- in my opinion and just has a really nice feel and design. So yes, I heartily endorse this mouse, it is incredible! And I'm going to be getting another whenever this one bites the dust or just gets too old, it's that darn good!

Great packaging, super lightweight and had gotten it for a good deal on prime day. Build quality is as expected and has a quite a long mouse wire. Reponse time is great and the feel of the clicks is really good aswell. The side buttons are a bonus. The only issue is that since it is a honeycomb style, dirt and dust would accumulate within the mouse by falling in through the holes. Other than that, really solid product.

this mouse is very good for the price it is cheap has good softwear and very lightweight also the wire is very easy to move whilst gaming . one thing is the skates can be a bit off centre and the grip thing that comes with it looks odd becouse of the colour . overall a very good mouse tho

This is the first lightweight mouse I've ever used and I have to say, I think I'm converted. I forget that I'm using it at times it's so light! It was a bit of a learning curve, coming from a Logitech g602 which is a very heavy mouse, especially in FPS games where knowing your mouse is very important. I've found myself lowering my sensitivity in all my games because the mouse is just so much easier to move. The included rubber pads for the sides are a nice added bonus and were good while they lasted, but they did start to peel on my thumb side, leaving a nasty gluey residue, so I removed them. The cable is fantastic, not removeable as I've seen on other lightweight mice but to be honest I don't know why you'd need to remove it anyway. It's a super lightweight cable that doesn't drag at all on the mouse mat. The only downsides to this mouse are that the DPI adjuster is a bit clunky, it's quite a tough button to press and you have to cycle through the settings with no indication of which setting you're on. A couple of extra buttons on the side on top of the two there already would also be nice, although I understand that this is a lightweight mouse so more buttons isn't a high priority. Overall it's a good mouse that I've had no problems with. Would recommend.

I recently got my hands this pulsefire haste that also came with rubber grips in the box, and it's been a fantastic addition to my gaming setup. The mouse itself offers precise tracking, customizable buttons, and a comfortable ergonomic design that fits my hand perfectly. But what really sets it apart are the rubber grips – they're a game-changer for extended gaming sessions. The added comfort and grip they provide enhance my control and reduce fatigue. It's a thoughtful addition that shows the manufacturer's commitment to delivering a top-notch gaming experience. If you're in the market for a gaming mouse that offers both performance and comfort, this one is definitely worth considering.

I have had this mouse twice and it seeming has a common defect. After about a year of usage it starts to randomly freeze for afew seconds every so often, it is incredibly frustrating when this happens in any form of competitive gamemode, it first happened after about a year and I got the mouse replaced from hyperx under warranty but the same issue has come back after about another year of use, if you intend on having this mouse for less than a year then it is a nice mouse, comes included with grip stickers and replacement skates, but if you want to use it for more than 1 year then I would definitely say go for something else! especially for its modern day price, this mouse used to be less than £30!!! I'm sure you could find better. If it happened to me twice, it could certainly happen to you once.

If you find it on sale it is an actual steal. Got 2 of these for 20 pounds each on black friday. I own and have tried many mice and this is my main fps mouse atm. It uses a 3335 sensor and weights around 59gr. Dimensions are 124x69x38mm. Cable is lightweight and never felt it getting in the way when I try flick even without bungee. Side buttons are one of best I have used, very responsive. Main buttons used are TTC Gold which are quiet and spammable but not very tactile. Probably good for something like kovaaks. Took me a couple of days get used to in overwatch since I was previously using kailh gm4 which were the complete opposite! I have some huano blue white dot which I may mod in future since those are my favorites. Grip is good and also comes with side grips if you want. Haven't used them to comment. Mouse feet are quite good but do yourself a favor and replace them with corepads. Couldn't find tiger skates for this mouse. It also comes with replacement ones btw. Software is easy to use. I don't know about dpi variation. Click latency is a bit on high side, from rtings website for example g pro superlight is around 3ms while haste is around 8ms. But if you own a superlight why are you here?