Review on HyperX Pulsefire Surge - RGB Wired Gaming Mouse with Pixart 3389 Sensor 🖱️ up to 16000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, Ergonomic Design, Compatible with Windows 10/8.1/8/7 - Black by Bhavin Kokani ᠌

I use two weeks. There are no complaints about the work, with the possible exception of a few unusual driver glitches on Windows 10, but I suspect this is a software compatibility error. Occasionally, when the computer is turned on, the mouse will not read any keystrokes, even though the cursor will move. In point of fact, the primary claims made for the software. There are three different settings profiles that are pre-installed and placed in the three different potential profile slots. A new profile is generated and added to the list of existing profiles, but it is not inserted into the available slot. The newly formed profile is used by the system only until it is necessary to perform a system restart; following the restart, the system uses the profile that is stored in the first available slot. Even while clearing out the profiles in the slots and assigning my own wasn't exactly an unpleasant experience, it did take me some time to figure out how this system operates. Even though the function of linking a particular profile with a particular application is not quite logical yet, it can be useful in certain situations. For instance, it can be helpful when you frequently play different games in succession, such as battlefield and civilization. The point is that by linking a profile to an application, we can script the software to change the mouse settings to a specific profile when a specific application is launched. However, this profile is applied permanently, which means that even after you exit the game, it will continue to be active. In most cases, utilizing this feature will only make the associated profile active while the associated application is being actively utilized; however, this is not the case with HyperX software. The software offers support for user-defined macros, but as far as I can tell, macro recording consists of nothing more than the capacity to record a series of clicks with arbitrary pauses in between each one. Because there are no cursor movements in this area, this can be an important consideration for individuals who enjoy script spraying during the shooting of entertainment. There are no comments or criticisms regarding the process of adjusting the lighting or the sensitivity; everything is quite distinct and precise. Everything is incredibly pretty and brings a smile to your face. In a separate note, it is important to highlight the capability of attaching an animation of a wave in any color to the pressing of any button. Although this feature serves no practical purpose, it does look very cool. In general, the mentioned flaws are not particularly serious, and in addition, the software is being continually updated; still, the eye was drawn to them. If not, the number is 5.