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 Review

In combination with a top-end keyboard from hypers, it looks bombastic. Everyone writes that the software is raw, it's not, everything is installed, ated and saved without bugs. To whom it is not clear on the site of hyperers (HyperX) there are video tutorials on setting up the software. Software for mouse and keyboard (HyperX Alloy Elite RGB) is the same. The sensor is very good, I say that when playing on bloody v5 and reseeding on this mouse, I went nuts from the smoothness of accuracy…

The mouse is very comfortable, I spend almost the whole day at the computer, my hand does not get tired at all, my fingers too. It sits well in the hand, pleasant to the touch, clicks are not annoying. The software is not "wow", but simple and understandable. The first couple of days, for some reason, the profiles were not saved in the mouse, and after turning off / on the computer they flew off, now everything has become normal. I got used to the wheel in a week, otherwise there are no…

For all the above parameters, I was attracted by HyperX Pulsefire Surge, namely: - the shape, it is very similar to the Razer abyssus \ taipan, when I just unpacked the pulsefire and put it next to the abyssus, visually their shape seemed literally identical, however - - the material, yes, when I put my hand on pulsefire after 4 years of polished abyssus, the sensations were incredible, the hand took its usual position, but tactilely, the material seemed to be fuzzy, very pleasant to the skin…

I took it purely to try something not from Logitech, on whose products I have been sitting for more than 10 years. As a result, I received a very controversial device, which I definitely cannot recommend. You have to pay too much for a top-end sensor, cool materials and lighting, taking into account the frankly fig implementation of almost everything else. As for me, if a similar shape and size comes in, then it is better to take the good old G102, which is more than two times cheaper and…

There is a noticeable backlash of the side buttons, which is not visually noticeable, but when you swipe the button with your thumb from top to bottom, a very unpleasant knock of the button on the mouse body appears. Scrolling the wheel is frankly cheap, I would like to see a better encoder in a mouse for 4500. The mouse is good, but a couple of these jambs spoil the impression of the purchase. However, such shoals are far from uncommon for other famous brands. The same g403 from Logitech…

Pros: I bought this mouse on Aliexpress (3545r). The mouse came in the original box, and yes the box was a little wrinkled, but the contents are safe and sound. She walked for exactly a month. Includes: rodent, booklets and printed instructions. The mouse is symmetrical, wired, I'm right-handed and I'm comfortable enough. Although I got used to it for a couple of days after Bloody V7. Weight 100g. Braided cable. Its dimensions (W, D, H) 63 x 120 x 41 mm HyperX is much better than bloody! The cl

I switched to this mouse from SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] and actually compare it with it. I have been using it for more than 3 months, I think you are wondering why I have 2 of them?) I ordered in 2 different stores and they brought it with a difference of a day, I didn’t refuse the order since they brought it and eventually bought it 2) I don’t know why, I was just very busy when the courier arrived with the 2nd mouse and I felt sorry for the guy it's okay, I'll give it to someone) In general, I

Compared to the Steelseries Rival 300, the build quality of the Surge seems to be poorer. And I also came across with a backlash of the right button, and it’s very noticeable - about 1mm - and if you keep your finger unrelaxed, then this disgusting “clack” of backlash is felt when you click. Overall, the mouse looks very cool aesthetically, especially when paired with the HyperX Alloy Origins Core with their flexible, instable and very soft backlighting. I won’t comment on the technical…

If you do not look at the cons of the software, then the mouse is excellent for its money. Switched from Razer Deathadder and don't regret it

When I first bought this mouse, I was very glad that it fit my hand like a glove. I'm sorry that the flaws are so big, but I had to write them.

After the logitec G102 mouse (which costs 2-3 times cheaper) I was at a loss. I could not understand what was wrong with Surge. The whole problem was in the clicks of the left and right buttons. Well, in the form of a mouse, but I understand that the form is a purely personal problem. Not satisfied with the product. I think it should cost a lot less.

Pros: Comfortable, symmetrical, relatively light mouse. Excellent sensor, one of the best to date. The click is excellent, without extraneous noise, the keys do not play. The wheel with pronounced serifs, but easily rotates. The design looks solid and reliable. The cable is soft, retains its shape a little, but due to its flexibility it is not critical. Customization features, even a handy customization app, + saving a profile on the mouse. It is possible to configure for each individual LED of

Has pros: Probably the most beautiful computer mouse (subjectively, of course). The quality is excellent, for a year of use (my son uses it quite actively in games) it has not lost its appearance, has not broken, does not play / does not creak. In general, I can recommend with a clear conscience to purchase. With its cons. Again, the cost is subjective. On the other hand, now the prices for gaming accessories are just space. 2 weeks ago they took a mouse for 7700 . What will happen next? )))

Personally, I like symmetrical mice without extra buttons, so as not to inadvertently press an extra button during the game. Surge has an add. buttons, but they do not interfere in any way during operation, I personally did not succeed in pressing them by accident. If something happens to the mouse, I will definitely ate the review.

Comfortable mouse that is worth the money. For 2 years never regretted the purchase. I hope the manufacturer finishes the software normally and adds backlight synchronization, but otherwise there are no complaints.

I have this mouse for 7 months. When I was cleaning the mouse, I noticed that there was black paint or film under the button or something that I scraped off safely. It turned out that the backlight goes deep (interesting fact) I repeat, mb, the shortcomings are individual, well, this mouse does not suit me, but it was a good experience, thanks, HyperX. A photo. 1) Well, you see divorces. Wiped it last night. This is for half a day. 2) scraped off the film or paint. (Interesting fact) Do not…

The mouse was bought on August 19, 2022. The mouse was good for about 2-3 months, after which it began to play. Backlash is not only the case, but later LKM and PKM. In November, a terrible problem appeared due to which you will soon have to buy a new mouse - Sensor failures. The most unpleasant thing about all this is that the mouse has never been subjected to "violence" by me (the consumer). It is a pity that the mouse lasted very little .

The mouse is good in principle, but some points do not match the price of the mouse. The biggest problem with this mouse is the wheel. It makes noise when scrolling and tactile feedback is almost zero. Explain to me how it was possible to put a wheel in a mouse for such a price? Even in blood wheel is better. The headache is delivered by the software. After turning on the PC, it simply starts to roll back to the factory settings and the mouse works like new, after reinstalling Windows, I didn’t

Still, I still don’t understand why the manufacturer gives me a guarantee, and the supplier checks the mouse. The mouse has a clear external defect, they don’t change it for me, they also return it in a worse condition than I gave it away. It's not hyperx's fault. Every manufacturer has a certain number of defective products. Conclusion on this situation: never buy anything in the "5th element" and check all products before buying. 1 photo - conclusion. 2 photos - like mine. 3 photos - as it…

I changed mice for a very long time, after the A4Tech X7 Scout, which I used for 10 years (as a model, there were 2 mice). Constantly trying either Razer or Bloody could not find a pleasant form factor for the hand, not forgetting the weight parameter. As a result, getting used to the new mouse came in about 2-3 days or 3-5 game hours. I had to play a little with the dpi and sens settings, but now I am completely satisfied with this model!