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

Considering the cheap $10 mouse I also bought from Revain I could definitely tell a difference in quality. I would choose this mouse over Glorious, Razer and all the other big brands that charge way too much money because they spend most of their budget on marketing instead of building quality. Either way, check out the pros and cons below: Pros: - Workmanship, no squeaks, rattles, cheap materials. - Works well for my average man's hands, I use a combination of claw and fingertip grip. - Might…

There's no mouse that can match the Haste at this price point. While many would consider this a budget mouse, it doesn't perform or look like it. The TTC switches are loud and clicky (very nice sound), the scroll wheel is quiet, doesn't rattle when shaken, doesn't squeak when gripped tightly, and the cable is surprisingly good. Not XM1r good, but close. You also get an extra set of skates which glide very well and are not flimsy like other standard skates. A set of pens is also included in the…

So I bought a Razer Viper when it first came out. I loved Viper and still love it. A little background: I prefer lightweight mice because I often get RSI episodes after using the mice for a long time (at work/play). The Razer Adder is by far the most comfortable mouse I've ever used, but its heavy weight almost made me stop playing. Tried a vertical mouse and a whole bunch of ergonomic mice to no avail. My RSI symptoms persisted. As soon as the Razer Viper came out, I bought it last. and to my…