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 Aneta Szczepaska ᠌

In general, a really good mouse. Do not be afraid to make a purchase if you have strong nerves and are not bothered by the possibility of negative feedback. The manufacturers are in any event being admonished for a fault, and there is no play; this mouse is the greatest one I've ever kept in my 20 years of using computers. These are some advantages: Over the past two weeks, I've been making extensive use of the mouse. After one or two days, I was able to adjust to it. Before that, it was known as HyperX Pulsefire FPS. Extremely high-quality plastic, although quite abrasive to the touch. Fingers can move around without any discomfort along the sides. Wheel that is rigid. Although it is designed for a large hand, I am able to comfortably hold it using only the fingers of one hand. Throughout the evaluations, there was a lot of discussion over issues with the backlighting, poor software, and other such topics. It's possible that these issues were there in older builds, but I didn't run into any of them. After connecting it to my computer through USB, I immediately began using it. I did not install anything else on your computer. The mouse's backlight modes can be customized by hitting various key combinations in combination with one another. Many disadvantages: The only disadvantage is that the right key has a bit of a backlash. If you place one finger on the left edge of the key and the other finger on the right edge of the key, the key will move back and forth between those two finger positions a few of millimeters. The tips of the fingers have a sensation similar to that of gentle scratching. According to the opinions of previous purchasers, this is not a marriage but rather a "feature" of the product's design. Because of this, there is a persistent want to move it, which can be a little bit annoying.