HyperX Pulsefire Haste Gaming Mouse, Wireless

After a few months in the rotation, this has become my #2 mouse behind the Model O Wireless.

In terms of hand feel, the Pulsefire Haste is fantastic. For reference, I have a 19.5cm hand length and use a claw grip. The Haste has a less pronounced bump on the back compared to the Model O, G Pro and Aerox 3, which for me makes it very comfortable to hold in claw. At my size, its a little bit small to palm grip, but with a slightly shorter hand length I think it would feel great to palm. It’s not as contoured along the sides as the Aerox or Model O which means I have to hold it a littler tighter, but it has a very durable feel and very little side flex (even under considerable pressure) to make up for that. It also has a slightly textured finish with helps make it naturally grippy. Admittedly, my hands get clammy after a while if I’m gaming, but with that finish I find the Haste stays more comfortable compared to the Model O or G Pro, which have a smooth finish and can get uncomfortable to hold over time. The biggest ergo issue I have is the placement of the side buttons. I wish they were like, 4mm back because I feel like my thumb is reaching to get the front button. Overall though, the feel of this mouse is great.

In terms of aesthetics, I personally find the mouse a little boring looking, but that is entirely for subjective reasons and I don’t mind flashy peripherals. The only branding is a small HyperX logo on the left side in silver, so its not really stark against the black finish. & The only RGB is on the scroll wheel which is a drawback for me but probably a huge plus to some. I’m pretty sure you can change the lighting with the software too which is always nice. Overall, it looks pretty plain, but depending on your tastes that might be perfect!

Looking at some other features:
– I should mention that the feet on the mouse feel amazing. They glide nicely with minimal resistance, and out of the box there was noticeably a lot less friction than other mice I have tried.
– The paracord is light and very flexible, but I have to say it feels a bit cheaper than others I have seen (M42, Sirius M). It’s not bad by any stretch, but I have seen better in this price range for sure.
– The software support is a massive plus for me. Allows you to adjust the mouse settings as well as RGB control. I think the potential for fine-tuning is a great feature objectively, even though I use the preset 800dpi almost exclusively lol.

Overall, I think this is an extremely good mouse for the price. Compared to other mice in the mid tier price range of $50 – $80, and honestly some above that, I think the Haste is best in class and entirely justified if you have the money to spend. Really the only thing that would warrant you buying something more expensive, IMO, is wireless capability.

You will not be sorry with this mouse – with a wireless option, (which I’m pretty sure is coming sometime in 2022) I could easily see this becoming my #1.

OVERALL: 4.7/5

I am no professional in gaming mice, but I have had plenty and I can confidently say this is by far my favorite in terms of quality and performance. The battery life is surprisingly long, I use it almost daily and I only have to charge it once every week or 2. Its extremely light which helps it glide easily and lets me make precise movements. So if you are undecided on which mouse to purchase, I highly suggest this mouse.

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse is an impressive device that is designed to provide gamers with an ultra-lightweight and comfortable gaming experience. As someone who has used this mouse for several months, I can say that it lives up to its promises of being lightweight, long-lasting, and responsive.

At just 62g, the Pulsefire Haste is incredibly lightweight, which makes it perfect for long gaming sessions. The mouse is designed to fit comfortably in the hand, with a honeycomb shell that provides a good grip and helps to reduce sweat buildup.

The Pulsefire Haste also boasts a 100-hour battery life, which means that gamers can use the mouse for extended periods of time without having to worry about recharging. The mouse uses a USB Type-C cable for charging, which means that it’s easy to charge the mouse quickly and conveniently.

One of the standout features of the Pulsefire Haste is its responsiveness. The mouse uses an optical sensor that provides accurate and precise tracking, which is essential for gamers who need to be able to move quickly and accurately in fast-paced games.

The mouse also includes six programmable buttons, which can be customized to suit the individual needs of each gamer. The buttons are easy to program using the HyperX Ngenuity software, which is available for download from the HyperX website.

Overall, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a lightweight, responsive, and long-lasting gaming mouse. Its comfortable design, accurate tracking, and customizable buttons make it a great choice for gamers of all skill levels.

Muito bom o mouse tanto para jogos quanto para uso no dia a dia.

For context, I’m coming from a Redragon Cobra M711 and I didn’t want to spend the extra $10 on a Glorious Model O. And to be honest, I’m absolutely glad I went for this mouse.

Pros:
– This mouse is SUPER light. it’s as light as a Finalmouse while being significantly cheaper. I definitely notice the difference from my M711 and it’s a lot nicer. Glides pretty well.
– The cable is super loose. it’s about as loose as a shoestring, so I feel no resistance if the cable rubs up on something. basically feels like the mouse is wireless.
– The scroll wheel is nice and stiff. Hard to describe, but it doesn’t feel nearly as “loose” as the scroll wheel on my Cobra M711. If you use your scroll wheel when playing games, it makes an impact.
– Doesn’t feel super cheap. Not much more to say there, it just doesn’t feel very cheap despite being only 40 dollars while also being super light.

Cons:
– Grip tape. Other reviews say it peels off after a while. I can tell mine isn’t very secure, but I’ve had this mouse for a month and it hasn’t fallen off. I haven’t had an issue with it but since other have I’ll put it here.
– Software. Another thing everyone else is complaining about, and I can see why people are getting annoyed. Apparently the DPI settings reset every time you restart your PC but since I play on 800 DPI (one of the default DPI settings) I have had no issues. The RGB and button configs do save so no issues there either.
– Side buttons are kinda stiff. I use my side buttons a lot when gaming, and I can tell they’re not as easy to press down as the ones on my Cobra M711. They still register just fine for the most part though, so it’s not huge.
– Ergonomics. My 20 dollar Cobra M711 had better ergonomics. The left and right clicks on this mouse feel like they’re positioned lower, and the shape doesn’t melt into my hand as well as my Cobra M711. This mouse is ambidextrous though, so take that as you will.

The pros definitely outweigh the cons for me, I don’t know about everyone else. Any issues others have had with this thing have not been to significant to me. DEFINITELY recommend.