- HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Gaming Mouse, USB Type-A Wired Connection, 6 programmable Buttons, Up to 26000 dpi, RGB Lighting, NGENUITY Compatible, Ultra-Lightweight, 2-Year Warranty, 52g, White, 6N0A8AA

This product is a steal for its quality I play minecraft and it click around 12 cps butterfly clicking(I don't know butterfly clicking) but if done correctly easily reach 20cps. It can't drag but it's ok Skates and very smooth and good. Gaming performance is superb, fps games like valo are good for this too. If you get this mouse in 3.5k consider buying it. Tho it only has RGB only in scroll wheel it feels premium. It's very lightweight too and the fit is recommended for medium to large hands but could be used by smaller hands ngl.

Mouse was very light and the precision was really good as well, felt like it was gliding while using. I have used this mouse for around 17-18 hours and the battery went from 94% to 72% so I would say it's average if compared to office mouse but good for a gaming mouse. The buttons feel like they require way less pressure to click as compared to the hyperx pulsefire haste 1 wired which I was using before I bought this one. Connectivity is flawless I've had 0 disconnects. One thing I would say is that this mouse is pretty small so if you have bigger than average hands you will have problem gripping it. Overall good mouse, would recommend

I'm a voltaic platinum aimer and i'm fairly certain I can provide the most indepth analysis of this mouse. I was using a logitech g102(85g) and switching to the wired haste 2(53 g) i could definitely feel the mouse being light but it didn't affect my aim at all.As an aimtrainer main i didn't find it difficult to adapt to the shape(the haste has an extended back which prevents pure claw grip).Check eloshapes.com to see the blueprint of popular mouse and compare them Talking about sensors, the haste comes with a pA3395 with 8k polling capability and 26k dpi.(dpi smoothing starts at 9000 dpi is what i heard for the pA3395 so use at dpi less than 9k),Polling rates above 1k don't really make a difference except maybe for slight microcorrections where a higher dpi and lower ingame sens result in lower input lag. This is basically not noticeable. Bells and whistles:The lift of distance of the haste is 1mm which is really nice to have and took some getting used to.Really good for centering scenarios and precise tracking scenarios like preciseorb. The stock feet is good and had a good glide my mousepad is a spinbot speed mousepad Overall really solid mouse,good build quality but i'm not giving 5 star since there is no significant upgrade from my g102.There is no need for expensive mice like these if you already own a decent mouse. Here i've covered more niche topics,some other topics i've missed watch some youtube video it should give you a complete outlook on this mouse

Edit: 8th July 2023 Returned the mouse long back as it had very high click latency as per some reviews online. Hence got Lamzu atlantis mini which is a lot better than this. But the hyper x is still a great mouse for the price it's offered at. I got my first one and it had a dpi issue where the dpi would reset by itself. So first the mouse will feel it's lagging and then it will stop working for 2 seconds and you'll get a notification from ngenuity that dpi has been set to 700 or whatever you had set it to. Note that the fw was already updated as you can't use ngenuity without updating the firmware. I got a replacement and that didn't have the same issue. So I'm assuming it's the first few batches that were affected. I saw this issue was reported on reddit as well back in april 2023. However, now coming to the good things. I've used the haste wireless 1 hence i wanted to get something with the latest sensor, light weight, with rgb and dpi button without getting used to a whole new shape. Also under 6-7k. So I'm very glad hyperx got the 3395 sonsor on this and they made it very affordable as similar mice for same spec will cost at least 1500 to 2000 more. Lamzu Atlantis for example. Also we do have very limited options available in india for the 3395 at the moment. Razor, logitech will cost you almost double. So at the moment this is the best wireless mouse you can get under 7k without any compromises in India 🇮🇳. I got it for 6.3k and it just launched few weeks back so great deal TBH. It came with the extra ptfe skates and grip tapes. Which was the case for previous version as well. Also comes with a type c to a usb dongle. So getting those for this price is a great ad on too. In terms of battery you can expect around 70-80 hours of gameplay using the 2.4ghz dongle. So i most play csgo and like 4-5 hours daily. So it's good that i won't have to charge this more than twice a month approximately. No quality issue with the body of the mouse. It's quite solid. I wish they had made it with honeycomb shell to reduce the weight even further. But i guess since everyone is moving on from that trend so it's cool. Without grip tape it's around 61 Grams. With grip tape it'll be around 65grams. Anything under 65g is acceptable for me. I'm a relaxed palm grip user with 18.5cm by 10cm hand size. However another point to note, i had some issue with my pulsefire haste wireless 1 and the support was denied by bangalore service center as they said the serial number has some issue. I got it sorted in a different way. 😂 So hoping that i won't have the same issue with this one in case i need warranty support. Verdict: go for it without a second thought if the size and shape is for you. Probably get the black one as the white one will get dirty so soon and it'll be very difficult to keep it tidy.

It’s lightweight and decent but the scroll wheel quality is atrocious. It is a common issue where the scroll wheel jitters or lags and goes the opposite direction every time

Amazing mouse for daily use, for normal daily 9-9 job it gave me 2 months of battery backup on a single charge. Definitely recommend

I recently upgraded my gaming mice with the Pulsefire Haste 2 , and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer. Coming from using the g402 and g502 as my daily drivers, the weight drop on this mouse felt amazing. At around 2700 or something, this wired one is seriously lightweight. That 8k polling hertz, its just a gimmick max you can go upto is 2K realistically; I've got a Ryzen 9 5900x and a 3070ti, and let me tell you, with this setup, most titles runs fine; where you dont need much fps but in Valorant increasing polling rate won't affect your gaming experience much unless you're at a LAN event. But let's talk about the switch. While some say that this mouse has good switches, I'd argue that Logitech's switches are still superior. The ones on this mouse feel tight and less spammy compared to Logitech. Overall, I've been loving this mouse. It's lightweight, responsive, and perfect for long gaming sessions. If you're looking to take your gaming to the next level, give this mouse a try.

I bought this mouse 3 months ago for around 3.2k, and overall, it’s a great mouse in terms of performance. The design is lightweight, responsive, and comfortable for long gaming sessions. The clicks feel crisp, and the tracking is smooth and accurate definitely what you’d expect from a quality gaming mouse. However, after some time, the mouse stopped charging. It seems the charging port no longer works, which is really disappointing given how well the mouse performed otherwise. I’ve tried different cables and ports with no success, so it appears to be a hardware issue. It’s a shame because this mouse was excellent while it lasted. Hopefully, HyperX can improve the charging port durability in future versions or offer better support for such issues.