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 Kristiyana Setiyawat ᠌

Here is the scenario in which the cat did not have enough room for the mouse, but the experience was quite satisfying overall. In general, the model was demonstrated to be quite deserving of praise. I was quite delighted with the sensor, and both the cursor movement and general build quality of the rodent are above average. The design merits additional focus and consideration. It is extremely impressive to see continuous illumination all around the edge. The possibility to modify the lighting around the border in any color, and the backlight itself does not come in a particularly wide variety of overflow types. This is now a wholly personal construct based on the use of touch. Outwardly, the plastic has a feel that is strikingly similar to that of a soft touch. However, this is not the case; rather, it gives the impression of being a little bit cheap. Because of its symmetrical design, the mouse is comfortable to use with a variety of hands and offers optimal convenience. The length is 170 millimeters, and the weight is 100 grams. It is quite elongated. I believe that the mouse will be comfortable to use for people who have palm sizes that are medium or larger than usual and who are accustomed to using symmetrical mice that are gripped utilizing the palm. I have a palm that is smaller than average, and the grip of the mouse is my finger. Because of the mouse's weight, grip, and symmetry, I was able to feel how the upper part of the brush with my little finger was beginning to get tired within ten minutes of using it. This was because of the mouse's grip. The criterion of convenience is very important to me; therefore, the model did not suit me because of the size and shape aspect; yet, it made a very favorable impact on me.