HyperX Pulsefire Raid – Gaming Mouse, 11 Programmable Buttons, RGB, Ergonomic Design, Comfortable Side Grips, Software-Controlled Customization,Black

What can I say other than this is a fantastic mouse. I was a little skeptical about it because of the price, but once I tried it out I knew this is underrated and a great value. First, this mouse is beautiful and the clicks are satisfying. The Omron switches definitely help with that. Its fairly lightweight if your looking for a pure fps type mouse. Most mice with this type of sensor are going to cost much more, let alone the beauty of it helps with that value. The braided cable is solid so far and has not been in my way at all. I have large hands and sometimes I really have to be picky. This mouse is just large enough to be comfy without being too small. I enjoy the full grip of a g602, but this one is not as wide with a nice contour to it and I have no issues here. I have been playing games like Deadside and enjoying that sensor immensely. Its a fantastic buy if you can get it for under fifty bucks and at MSRP, its still worth it. I do not use this as a daily driver, I use this as a more situational mouse for fps, but it could double for anything you want. The side buttons have a fantastic feel and the scroll button has a nice feel also.My only real gripe is the software, but since Ngenuity is in beta, this is forgivable as I am a big fan of Kingston and HyperX in general. I have faith that it will improve over time. Ngenuity has not given me any real problems and has been fairly straight forward. For once with HyperX, I feel that the build quality may not hold up forever, but I would love to see this mouse in a lightweight semi-hollow honeycomb frame, then it would have to be up there with some of the best mice available. Keep'em coming HyperX!

As someone who's been "stuck" repurchasing Razer Deathadder mice for years now because I could never find anything of similar size/comfortable feel this is truly a great mouse in my opinion. It's got weight but still feels light (if you are accustomed to heavy mice it may not be for you however), the clicks feel satisfying and the mouse is not bogged down by a million different buttons since for me I only need the two side buttons to be mappable for my MMO. I will say if you are looking to escape Razer mice then please seriously consider this mouse. Not to bash Razer too hard but the build quality on the Deathadder imo has gone down over the years and now feels cheap, breaking within 6 months-1 yr of general gaming use.It glides smooth on my Corsair mat and I haven't noticed any issues performance wise yet. No lag, no jittery, nothing. I also really enjoy that I can set up a profile for my MMO so when I launch the game itself the software recognizes it and swaps over to that profile. The clicks are a little louder than my old Deathadder I feel but that's perfectly fine with me they aren't distracting in any way. The RGB customization on the mouse is fantastic -- you can set the colors, the pattern, etc.HOWEVER, be forewarned that you should definitely seek out the NON-WINDOWS 10 STORE version of the NGenuity software. **Officially** they will recommend the Windows 10 store version of it (obviously) but I've read a few too many horror stories of people running into performance issues with the Win10 store version vs the old style software, which allows you to do everything you'll probably want to/need to do in it anyway + still updated the firmware in my mouse when I hooked it up. Just a little heads up and hopefully saves a headache for anyone thinking about buying this mouse.

I have always wanted to use a slightly larger mouse and this fits great. Also having the side buttons is great for additional usage for certain games without running out of keyboard keybinds. The mouse also glides smoothly and feels responsive. Would recommend.

This mouse is great, a bit big for my hands but i can work with it. The extra buttons allow me to access many items in whatever game im playing and it isnt an overwhelming about like a side numpad mouse. Love the ability to customize the mouse buttons to whatever i desire. The only issue is that the scroll wheel tends to be less responsive as time of use increases. Scrolling through webpages becomes a struggle, switching items become a pain and in the midst of battle it can be VERY detrimental. If you play a lot of games that require you to ,lack for a better word, abuse the mouse wheel, then i suggest looking elsewhere cause it can't take much usage. TO CLARIFY this is coming from a person who games often! But it can really be soul crushing to having to buy a mouse every 6-9 months. Been using this mouse for about 3 years due to it being a great mouse with plenty of buttons for me to customize. But went through about 4 of them so i may try to find something with a bit more of a lifespan.

I recently got a new HyperX keyboard so I wanted to get a matching mouse. I just got both hooked up. I like the mouse. The lights are really bright. This mouse will replace a Razer Naga V1 which has been used daily for 8-10 hours. The mouse feels good in the hand and has a nice texture. The mouse isn’t too light nor too heavy. It fits my smallish hands perfectly. People with larger hands— this might be too small for them. The NGenuity software is good much better than Corsair and less invasive than Razer.

Been using for well over 2 years now. Solid mouse for the price. everything still functions perfectly and it has a great response time.