Excellent quality materials. I use the mouse without rubber pads, although my hand often sweats, the mouse does not slip

My husband has the exact same one but in black. Used for a year now, never let me down. I used it myself and decided to buy the same one on my computer The mouse is great! For games, that's it! I recommend!

Pros below: Very light, sits well in the hand, even in a very large hand quickly got used to it. Different cons: I haven't identified holes yet, but you can also get used to them xD

An excellent device, I took it as a replacement for the steelsirias, it is light with a quick response, sometimes it really seems that double clicks pass, but this is very, very not noticeable. I am satisfied with the purchase

After the Razer DeathAdder Chroma and Hyperx Pulsefire FPS, the size is a bit unusual, more like a claw grip than a palm grip. But otherwise it is very good, control in shooters has improved, the cursor does not knock down and the clicks are confident.

Everything is clear, good software for the mouse, I thought these holes would not be very good, but it turned out that this does not cause any discomfort) In the photo there are also headphones that were ordered)

Simply an exceptional mouse in virtually every respect. The news came as a nice surprise to HyperX. However, the software is bad and frequently has bugs. It is not always feasible to modify the settings; instead, you must either restart the device or reset it to the factory defaults. The devices are incompatible with one another; for instance, I have two mice manufactured by Hyperx; the names of these mice are haste and raid. It is not able to define profiles for each mouse separately; rather…

The Logitech G403, G603, Steeseries Rival 100, and Razer Deathadder Elite were just some of the mice I tested. Looking back, I can confidently claim that this mouse is the best option for FPS games. Weight, circumference (for medium and large hands), weightlessness and pliability (like a dancer's ribbon-wire), glide (outstanding), and sensor temperature (cold) are all just right. All of this lets you effortlessly pull off flicks and 180-degree twists while maintaining complete control over…

Different mice from Logitech (G403, 603), Steeseries (Rival 100), and Razer (Deathadder Elite) were all put to the test. Having used a variety of mice, I can confidently tell that this one is the best for shooting games. Weight, circumference (for medium and large palms), weightlessness and pliability (like a dancer's ribbon-wire), glide (excellent), and sensor temperature are all just right. All of this lets you effortlessly execute flicks and 180-degree turns, master recoil, and become one…

Many mice including the Logitech G403, 603, Steeseries Rival 100, and Razer Deathadder Elite were tested by me. I can now confidently declare that this shooting mouse is the best of its kind. Perfect density, breadth (fits both medium and big palms), weightlessness, pliability (bends like a dancer's ribbon-wire), glide, and sensor. All of this lets you effortlessly pull off flicks and 180-degree twists while maintaining complete control over recoil. This mouse is well worth the price, in my…

The Logitech G403, G603, Steeseries Rival 100, and Razer Deathadder Elite were just some of the mice I tested. I can now confidently declare that this shooting mouse is the best of its kind. Perfect density, breadth (fits both medium and large palms), weightlessness, pliability (bends like a dancer's ribbon-wire), glide, and sensor temperature. All of this lets you effortlessly pull off flicks and 180-degree twists while maintaining complete control over recoil. This mouse is fantastic and I…

I experimented with a variety of mouse, including the Logitech G403 and 603, the Steeseries Rival 100, and the Razer DeathAdder Elite. When I think about it now, I realize that this mouse is the one that works best for shooters. Ideal in terms of weight, girth (making it suited for both medium and big palms), weightlessness and the ability to bend like a dancer's ribbon or wire, good glide, and cool sensor. All of this enables you to perform flicks, complete 180-degree turns as quickly and…

I experimented with several mouse, including the Logitech G403, 603, Steeseries Rival 100, and Razer Deathadder Elite. And now that I've had time to reflect, I can declare that this mouse is the best for shooters. Excellent glide, cool sensor, cool weightless and bending like a dancer's ribbon-wire, girth that is suitable for medium and big palms, and ideal weight. All of this enables you to blend into the game and perform flips, 180-degree turns, and recoil control as effectively as possible…

I recently purchased a mouse, and on the very first day I used it, the left mouse button became stuck and began to double click. As a result, I was unable to play my games properly. I made the purchase on Amazon; however, the mice are no longer available, and as a consequence, I had to request a refund; as a consequence of this, I am now without a mouse, and I no longer have the discount code that I used when making the purchase. Although the existence of marriage is highly distressing, you are

The mouse may have been the last, unwavering answer, but I just don't get it. If the developers had a problem with side travel or pretravel on the test samples, they probably thought, "Oh no, it's too perfect a mouse, let's add a small jamb, or even better, a medium one" xD. In terms of button fitting buttons, everything is perfect there + there is a return of the keys by a spring, but I don't want to use them anymore, there were sticking on the keys already from the box, but here it seems that

The mouse presented an opportunity for a non-negotiable solution, but I don't know why that didn't happen. Really, on the test samples, the developers were unable to promptly fix the problem of side travel and pretravel. Were they thinking, "Oh no, it's too perfect a mouse, let's add a small jamb, or even better, a medium one"? xD there is a return of the keys by a spring, but I don't want to use them anymore, there were sticking on the keys already from the box, but here it would seem that…

I don't understand how the mouse could have developed into an uncompromising solution. Really, the devs couldn't fix the side travel and pretravel issues on the test samples, or did they think, "Oh no, it's too perfect a mouse, let's add a small jamb, or even better, a medium one" xD? Seriously, guys, it was possible to adopt the technology from the same Roccat, in terms of button fitting buttons, everything is perfect there + there is a return of the keys by a spring, but I don't want to use…

The mouse may have been the last, unwavering answer, but I just don't get it. You'd think that after seeing the side travel and pretravel issues on the test samples, the designers would have been like, "Oh no, it's too perfect a mouse, let's add a small jamb, or even better, a medium one" xD, but it seems that they just sat there and did nothing. In terms of button fitting, everything is perfect there + there is a return of the keys by a spring, but I don't want to use them anymore; there was…

With its pros: full of holes that allows you to breathe your hands and at the same time not sweat, glides well Cons below: too light right click, a bit small after ~ 6 months of use, the starters will periodically turn off, although the mouse is connected tightly to the USB connector.

HyperX has created a very cool beast in an unobtrusive shell. Ideal for gamers and office workers who appreciate quality and convenience combined with high technology and simplicity. I work and play all the time at home, for me it's perfect Has some pros: Lightweight, comfortable, there is an RGB backlight on the wheel controlled through a computer program, interchangeable mouse pads for very smooth movement on a table or rug. Nice button presses. The cord is very flexible and lightweight. Its…