Pulsar Gaming Gears - Xlite v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 2.1 oz (59 g), Ergonomic, 2.4 Ghz 1 ms 20000 DPI Optical Sensor PAW3370 Domestic Genuine Product (Medium, Wireless, Black)

I've been using the Pulsar Gaming Gears Mouse Xlite 2 for over six months now, and I can confidently say it's been a game-changer in my computing experience. First off, let's talk about durability. Not a single problem has arisen in these six months; it's been a smooth ride all along. One of the standout features for me is its ergonomic design. Gone are the days of dealing with hand cramps after extended use. The Xlite 2 fits perfectly in my hand, allowing for comfortable gaming sessions, drafting marathons, and even everyday tasks like web browsing and document editing. Speaking of gaming, this mouse is a beast. Its responsiveness and precision are unmatched, making every click count in intense gaming sessions. But it's not just for gaming; whether I'm drafting intricate designs or simply navigating through my desktop, the Xlite 2 performs flawlessly. One thing I love about this mouse is its lightweight construction. It feels like an extension of my hand rather than a clunky accessory. And despite its featherweight build, the battery life is impressive. With 10-12 hours of daily use, I only need to charge it once a week, giving me uninterrupted productivity and gaming sessions. Overall, the Pulsar Gaming Gears Mouse Xlite 2 has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. From its ergonomic design to its stellar performance and long-lasting battery life, it's a must-have for anyone seeking a reliable and versatile mouse for their computing needs.

A very solid lightweight gaming mouse for those who have medium to large hands and don't need RGB. The design for it is very nice looking and fits very cleanly in many desk setups without the need for RGB to make itself present on your desk. It also comes with a nice lightweight USB C cable as well as a USB-C to USB type A female for the USB transceiver. Pretty fast with either over wired or wireless connection to a PC. The PTFE feet feel smooth over most cloth mousepads and can be upgraded to even faster glass mousefeet for cloth pad or kept as PTFE with a glass pad (but not glass pad and glass feet, as it can damage both with use and isn't recommended by either manufactures or by reviewers and is always warned against). The software to change the mouse settings is pretty good and doesn't really feel like bloatware. It gets the job done and it does it well. The settings onboard the mouse to change the DPI is a bit wonky to work with at first, if you have always used a DPI button to switch the DPI, but it gets easier to use and even unnecessary if you just set and forget your DPI on one machine. And at the bottom of the mouse, it has a well placed RGB light to be able to see what DPI you have based on the color you have associated to that level. The included instructions provide nice graphics for visual aid and isn't a wall of text or just telling you to go to a website on a QR code to read it. Overall, a solid mouse for those who want a wireless lightweight mouse with minimal RGB.

This mouse is easily the best mouse I've used as far as ergonomics, weight, tracking, and overall feel. My aim stats in games have risen since using this mouse. As far as any negatives there are a couple. The battery does seem to get me about 2 to 3 days of use generally. This isn't really that bad but the software doesn't accurately track the battery life. After a full charge it'll show 100% battery for quite a while. I've never seen the battery level say anything under 80% until it's dead. I've noticed that in order to get the most up to date info on the battery level, you have to return to the main screen of the software and click the picture of the mouse to get the battery level to update. The software doesn't seem to have an option to show the battery level in your Taskbar or any options to notify you of the battery dying until its already dead. These things are kinda annoying but the more simple way of dealing with it, for me, is to just simply plug it in after 2 days have passed and just let it charge. There could be a software update or firmware update that might help in the future. Still, a great mouse overall.

Actually blown away. I try out new mice often and have a small collection: roccat burst pro, g wolves hati s, roccat kone pure ultra, cm mm711, razer viper mini. All these mice work pretty well for me with my hand size of 16.5cm length, 9.8 cm width (including thumb). My main before this mouse was the hati-s but I've gone through 3 of their mice in a year and I refuse to keep buying more of their garbage quality mice, but it is one of my favorite shapes ever. From there I went on to main the roccat kone pure ultra which is fine but I always felt my aim just wasn't as good with it. Now onto picking up the pulsar xlite v2 mini, I was a bit worried because I have never resonated with ergonomic mice and I find the right downward slope annoying...and I still find it annoying with this mouse, however, I cannot deny that my aim is INSANE with this mouse. In overwatch my tracer game has probably gone up a full ranked tier, I am tracking and flicking fast and accurate af. Even though this mouse is 5g heavier than the hati-s, it FEELS lighter because the weight distribution is god tier. My shots are faster and more accurate with this mouse than anything I've tried before. As for the right slope, I believe it's just going to take some getting used to and it will be worth it for how much it's improved my aim. Build quality is superb for the most part. The side buttons feel a little bit more on the flimsy side but they're not bad...definitely don't feel as bad as the hati-s side buttons that cave in in 3 months. They very well could hold up strong over time but if anything were to go wrong with the mouse overtime my guess would be the side buttons, so I will update my review if that ever happens. Clicks feels excellent, scroll wheel is one of the best I've ever felt. My only complaint is the mouse is a bit on the slippery side. Not at all a dealbreaker, as I've said my aim is already god tier as is with no grips, but I will definitely be getting some grips for this mouse. Will definitely be looking into other pulsar products from here on out. What a fantastic mouse :)

If it was possible I would have given this 4.5 stars. Physically this is the best mouse I've used, clicks are great and not super loud. It is very light, and the scroll wheel feels nice. Only thing missing is a dedicated dpi change button, you can do it by holding the forward side button, left click and scroll wheel down, it takes three seconds though. Only small cons are the battery life is just ok, and it seems to only charge on A to C usb cables, not C to C which is becoming more common. I would guess it's a pretty small battery to keep weight down- so I'm not too upset about it, the charging thing is weird though. Software is pretty good, functional and not flashy, the battery life in the app isn't totally accurate, but will at least give you a decent idea if you need to charge it or not.

Great medium size mouse, lightweight, comfortable. Good battery life, quick sensor in it, no lag using it. For the size of the mouse, I have medium size hands and it felt great. My opinion would be small to medium hands are ideal, but everyone is different on what size they like to use. Functions great, and great software as well.

I’ve been gaming on PC since circa 2009. I started with the Logitech G500 back then. I’ve gone through a million and a half mice since then— in the quest to find the one that suits me best. So far, this one is it. I’ve been using the G Pro X Superlight for about a year. I loved it so much that I purchased two, just in case my first one ever malfunctioned. I did not see myself EVER switching to anything else. And then my buddy told me about this thing. I had never heard of Pulsar. I initially wrote it off. How could it be better than Logitech? But if I could get it from Amazon, well— it’s pretty much a no-risk buy. So I pulled the trigger and mannnnnn, am I glad I did. From the first moment, I was struck by how accurate this mouse is. It’s dead precise. If the Superlight is a knife, then this is a scalpel. Just absolutely effortless to predict, effortless to snap between targets without so much as a pixel of overshoot. I’ve never been more confident in a mouse. I recently replaced the feet with Tiger Ice and placed the Pulsar-branded thin grips on the sides and main buttons and now I’m even more blown away by how just incredibly lethal this thing can be. I don’t know what to point to— the shape, the weight, the switches, the snappy latency— I don’t know. I just know that it feels fantastic to use and more natural than any other mouse I have ever had. As an experiment, I tried using the Superlight about one week after I started using the Xlite and the Superlight legitimately felt like I was holding a dumbbell. It felt heavy, cumbersome, unnatural. This is all subjective, of course, and depends on a number of things, not the least of which is hand size and grip style. For reference: I have medium-large hands and use a semi-relaxed claw grip. Kudos, Pulsar.

Lightweight - responsive - and looks great. Have had no issues using it wireless, or wired when it needs charging. Lasts multiple days of heavy all-day use. Very lightweight while remaining sturdy. Also seems that the plastic that it is made of is resistant to fingertip oils. This mouse stays clean for a long time - and is very easy to clean as well. I highly recommend this mouse.