Review on π‘ HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro - Gaming Mouse with Software-Controlled RGB Lighting & Macro Customization, Pixart 3389 Sensor Up to 16,000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, and 95g Weight by Ada Markiewicz α
The product is working, I will not repeat it for sure.
For my grip, the mouse is uncomfortable, I prefer the "clawed" one, but here the hand should lie on it. Rearranging, lifting is not always comfortable, because. the side elastic is slippery when the fingers get sweaty and the shape is such that the grip is not obtained. But, due to my grip and large palm, the coating survived completely;) The legs of the mouse are wide, but weakly protrude, so the bottom scrapes on the fabric of the rug and lifts the sticker (I had to tear it off). The wheel creaks like a "worn saddle", but it has been working properly for several years (which is rare these days, encoders usually fly first). But the left click stopped working normally after 2 years - it skips clicks (which is unacceptable in games), loses objects when dragging (enrages, you have to press the button with force). As a result, because of the button, I stopped using the mouse ahead of schedule .
- An excellent sensor, the cursor does not break and is always where it is needed. The mouse is really big, the hand lies on it comfortably. The backlight is beautiful, and in general the design is pleasant - it looks expensive. The side buttons are conveniently located. High quality braided cord.
- The shape of the trapezoid, it is inconvenient to rearrange (well, this is subjective, someone will come in). Low landing on thin paws (scratches with a sticker on the carpet). Squeaky wheel. Unreliable mics in buttons.
