HyperX – Pulsefire FPS Pro Wired Optical Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting – Black
Original price was: $44.99.$20.99Current price is: $20.99.
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8 reviews for HyperX – Pulsefire FPS Pro Wired Optical Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting – Black
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HyperX – Pulsefire FPS Pro Wired Optical Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting – Black
Original price was: $44.99.$20.99Current price is: $20.99.
RyanK –
Overall this mouse performs pretty well. It’s a bit larger than I prefer, so it didn’t end up being my daily driver for gaming, but it’s
I don’t care a whole lot for the HyperX software, but isn’t the worst I’ve used. I mostly only used it to just do some initial setup and set the RGB, but other than setting RGB you don’t really even need the software if you don’t want to use it.
It’s a pretty good mouse that is a good mix of performance and value, especially if you can find it on sale. If you like the size and shape I think it’s worth a try.
Lulz93 –
Excellent mouse visually and physically, I have no complaints. I mostly use this for office work, CAD and occasional gaming. It does what I need it to do.
Chadnado –
Needed this for my laptop since the track pad went out. Works great and it glows.
DDVS –
If your a heavy computer user but casual gamer you might still want a nice mouse. This mouse has a quality build and fits good in my hand. It is a little larger then standard size but not oversized. It has quality components within that should last.
I liked the feel of my Abyssus v2 and although this is larger it has the same nice rubber sides. Gives it a premium feel. Don’t use some everyday mouse. If you can get this for 29.99 like I did its a great deal for any computer user. Try it out .
zjjz –
After tons of online research and seeing prices range from sub-twenty dollars to over $200 for “gaming mice”, I decided to see some in person and see how they felt in-hand at Best Buy. I was tempted to spend $70 or more because I’ve always been a believer that you get what you pay for. Then I found this gem. Not sure I’m supposed to mention the sale price, but it was below $40 and based on the company’s reputation and characteristics of this mouse, is was a no-brainer. I LOVE IT. Feels terrific in-hand and performs flawlessly for all my needs, which includes gaming.
rh3toricalanswer –
I have two of these, one for my desktop and one for my laptop. It’s simple, effective, and has good customization options that you can save to the mouse’s memory.
Bigman –
Good protection strong glass and if you brake it gets replaced by geek squad
NickV –
I kept messing around with more expensive gaming mice as well as wireless options, but I got tired with it since they either didn’t hold a charge for as long as I wanted or the software was trash.
I decided to drop a lot of my wants, and just go after a clearance mouse that had everything I needed + just worked.
The HyperX Pulsefire FPS gaming mouse has 2 side buttons, which is all I need since I mainly play MOBAs and FPS games and have no need for a ton of extra buttons. The dpi button and settings are as average as they come, but this is a real “plug and play” mouse since I didn’t have to do any extra updates or setting changes through software.
If you do want to change the color, the HyperX software is really straight forward, and you can set-and-forget it right after you configure it the first time.
I have larger hands and this mouse also works well for my finger-tip grip, but I could see this being fine for those with medium-small hands. So far the side grip texture has felt very nice and unlike other mice I’ve tried it doesn’t seem like it’ll easily peel. The clicks are a bit less loud than average, which is good for those looking for that ease of use in a shared room. The scroll wheel doesn’t spin endlessly, and has a satisfying enough roll to it, though the sound is also average compared to most mice.
If you can purchase this for $35 like I did, it’d be a great buy, but even at the regular $45 I’d highly recommend this for a solid and straight-forward gaming mouse.