🖱️ HyperX Pulsefire Dart Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse, Software Customization, 6 Programmable Buttons, Qi Charging Battery - Up to 50 Hours, Compatible with PC, PS4, Xbox One Review

I'm done with Hyperx pulsefire. A simple mouse with the typical feel of a Death Viper clone. I really liked it and only updated it after the left rubber pad stopped holding. Since everyone seems very happy with their wireless mice these days, I've decided to take my business to Hyperx. It's a great mouse in every way, except for one thing: the cool leatherette side pads are not rubberized and are suitable for all intensive tasks. can be smooth, without sides. I don't know if I can hold the…

My favorite thing is the mouse. I have a Qi charger above my mouse pad so I can just put the mouse on the charger at the end of the day and when I come back it's fully charged. I don't care about color changing effects on the mouse (just not with RGB LEDs). The reason for the 3 star rating is that the mouse works exactly as you would expect most of the time. It then randomly goes into deep sleep mode and doesn't wake up until I turn off the switch on the bottom of the mouse. Then I wait a few…

I was searching the market for a quality wireless mouse and the Pulsefire Dart caught my eye. It's a good mouse, but it doesn't suit me. First a few positive aspects. This is probably the most comfortable mouse I've ever used. I've used the Revain Basics small mouse for years and every basic Dell mouse I have in the office, but this mouse fits my hand perfectly and the side grips feel very comfortable. I was very impressed with the ergonomics of this mouse. What I also liked is that it has…

First of all, it's good. The mouse is good. It feels good, has a nice weight and is very responsive both wired and wireless. The LEDs are nice, they're not obtrusive, and they're the perfect brightness level that accentuates the mouse without being ugly. It appears to be well built, feels solid under the hand and is a very comfortable mouse. Now for the bad. Another company that just can't handle the simple concept of mouse software. However, this is the worst I have ever seen. The NGenuity…

This is a good wireless mouse that charges on my wireless charging stand that I use for my phone. The battery life is accurate, it lasts a very long time, which is very good. It has software to change the RGB colors to your liking, it is also convenient for working from home for hours and can also be used for gaming. I like the side grips, which unlike other Razer or Corsair mice, don't get slippery after prolonged use. I've had this mouse for a few months and my biggest problem with it is that

This is a great mouse that is very comfortable to use. I use it for both casual gaming and business in my small business. I love the fact that I can charge it on my dual Qi charging pad that I have on my desk. I put it next to my phone when I'm done for the night and it charges the next day. I also have a Hyper-x Alloy Origins keyboard and love that I can use an app to set up both of these peripherals. As for the Hyper-x app for Windows, I've seen a lot of complaints about this app, maybe some…

I will try to make this review as objective as possible, despite my disappointment. Ever since I started building PCs, I've been thinking about buying a wireless mouse. Since all the wires are already running around, a fewer wires or two could be a game changer. When I saw that HyperX - a company I identify with with quality products at affordable prices - had their own wireless mouse, I was immediately interested. 50 hour battery life, Qi charging enabled (can be used with any wireless…