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 Abhi GC ᠌

- Cotton clicks, fuzzy return, right and left buttons sound different - The side buttons are small and very strongly recessed, they are difficult to feel, they are pressed all the way into the case with a finger, well, at least they don’t play - It is impossible to press the DPI button without intercepting the mouse and without hitting one of the main keys - Ridiculous, huge legs, giving such a glide - The mass is too big for a mouse of this size, but the main problem is not even in it (some people like it), but in a terrible weight distribution with an outweighing back, which makes it inconvenient to lift the mouse off the carpet, and it just feels unbalanced when using - With the assembly at first everything is fine, but after six months the entire top panel with buttons starts to play like crazy! Almost half a millimeter in each direction, as much as pressing the right button is given to the left! And I still did not understand how to remove the top panel for gluing without breaking it. The mouse is assembled in the best traditions of 2022 wooden architecture, practically without a single nail, only rivets)) - The component base seems to be cool, but a year later the right button caught a double click, and the left one began to be pressed quite indistinctly (but these are more claims to Omron with their supposedly 50 million clicks) - Around the same time, the mikrik responsible for pressing the wheel began to fail. All this, of course, is repaired by washing with alcohol or soldering the buttons, but in a mouse for almost 5K I would like to see more reliability - And yes, if you take it apart, then be extremely careful with the legs! Heat them with a hair dryer and gently peel off without damaging the adhesive base. There are no native legs and analogues for sale, there are only expensive Corepad Skatez, which are not so easy to buy from us. - The software is terrible! Low intuitiveness and the inability to turn to tray is half the trouble. But the lack of automatic activation of profiles depending on the active application is a tin! As long as at least one application associated with the profile is open, the buttons will perform strictly specified functions, regardless of the basic settings