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

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 surprise it worked. I was able to play without RSI symptoms. Two years later I was looking for a lighter mouse and tried the Glorious D. And while it was more comfortable to hold (bigger) and lighter, the Glorious felt cheap and its keys were too soft for my liking. A few months later I try Haste out. And to this day, this mouse outperforms both the Viper and the Glorious. The build quality is excellent. The mouse is stiff and less heavy than the Viper (very noticeable). But what drew me to this mouse was the quality of the left and right click buttons. They're crisp and responsive, but not overly sensitive. The cable is much more flexible than the Viper. The only drawback is that the scroll wheel (front/back) is not programmable. Like the Viper, the mouse is also a bit smaller. If you are not used to mice of this size or have small hands, it will take some time to get used to mice of this size. However, most lightweight mice that weigh less than 60 grams are about the same size (with a few exceptions). Still, I wish they'd added a few more buttons and made the mouse bigger without sacrificing too much weight. Would buy again. This is by far the best value for money mouse and it beats most more expensive mice.