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

Amazing mouse. Best I have ever used. I really like their software too. I remapped the 5 side buttons, mouse wheel left and mouse wheel right to number buttons, works great for gaming. Highly recommend would give 10 stars if I could.

exactly what I ordered as I expected it - Thanks!

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

I am going to preface this with the fact that I am a palm grip mostly. I've seen criticism over the large "hump" of this mouse and that may factor in if you have smaller hands. I do not. It is a slight adjustment to how you maybe hold or grip the mouse from other mouses but within 10 minutes I was popping heads like I never have. I am a competitive player in Rainbow Six Siege. When I say this I do not mean that I am a pro player, I said competitive. I take the game maybe too seriously at times and perform reasonably (Ranked Silver Y3S3 then GoldY4S4) on PC. Up until purchasing this mouse I used a Logitech G502 which is a relatively heavy mouse. I always used it without the additional weights provided but it was sort of something I just lived with for the extra buttons. My G502 decided for me that it was time to move on because the sensor has been dipping out on me after just a year. I decided to hunt for a Finalmouse Ultralight Phantom for the weight, precision, and so on. In the mean time I bought this mouse until I could find one at a more reasonable price. In order to get a feel for what I lighter mouse feels like with only the two side buttons, this is where I landed.HyperX Pulsfire FPS Pro RGB:Pros:This mouse is light-ish at 95g and right out of the box, after the software was downloaded and my mouse profile set up, I was amazed out how accurate and precise the sensor felt. Compared to one of the most popular gaming mice ever (G502) I was blown away at how much better this mouse felt over that one. The functions of the buttons are limited comparatively but the button presses feel tactile and incredibly satisfying. The cable for the mouse is one of the best. The cable on my G502 constantly drove me insane with out stiff it was and how much of a pain it was to drag my mouse sometimes. The Pulsefire FPS Pro does not have a paracord cable but it is probably the best mouse cable I've felt (or haven't really felt for that matter) and it's great. I have ordered a paracord for it only because I discovered them both at the same time, but for a person who is not willing to self-mod their mouse, it is a great stock cable/cord.The materials feel excellent and the construction just feels solid and not at all cheap.Cons:As like most things... there are a couple of flaws for me with this mouse. The first is very minor and is really not a definitive flaw as it is a user preference sort of thing but the mouse scroll wheel while feeling solid in construction and durable I wish it had a little more tactile response when scrolling. There were a few times where it felt like it need a little more resistance. Again, totally user preference and not a flaw that I would use to say is or should deter you from purchasing this and giving it a shot. If all that the software isn't I do like the DPI shift in the way that it allows you to set a color indicator for your mouse to flash so, as long as you remember what color is for what, you can associate that color to your DPI setting. Additionally, you can change the number of DPI profiles you have as well, so if you stick with one game or one DPI for all then you can set it up to only have 1 DPI setting. This is addressable with up to 5 different DPI settings.The last and 2nd flaw has nothing to do with the mouse per-say but the software... It's simple, un-intuitive, and just feels under developed. The RGB between the mouse wheel and the logo is not individually addressable (not a huge thing but would be nice), the constant need to click apply after tuning your "user profile" on the mouse every time you change something is annoying. The largest issue I have with the software is the fact that every time I have restarted my computer I have had to go into the the program to apply my profile with my lighting and DPI preferences... You are allowed multiple profiles but I have had to delete the "default" and other profiles (leaving only 1) to ensure that my mouse doesn't return to the default EVERY SINGLE TIME I reboot.I have purchased my Finalmouse and I had every intention of just selling this one on Ebay after I got the Ultralight Phantom but I am going to hang on to it and paracord it and use it as a back-up because it is an amazing mouse that is only slightly hamstringed by its less than perfect software leaving it at 4 stars (4.5 if I could do that).

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.

10/10

Let's be honest, wires are the bane of any gamer's existence. They snag, they tangle, and they're a constant reminder that you're tethered to your desk. That's why I recently made the switch to the HyperX Pulsefire Dart, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer (pun intended!).This little wireless mouse is a powerhouse of precision and comfort. The 2.4GHz connection feels as snappy as a wired mouse, even in the heat of intense FPS battles. Plus, the battery life is unreal – I've been using it for weeks without needing a recharge, even with the RGB lights glowing like a mini disco ball on my desk.Speaking of RGB, the customization options are insane. I can program each button to do exactly what I want, from macros for complex in-game actions to launching my favorite music playlist. And the ergonomic design? It's like this mouse was sculpted to fit my hand perfectly, even after hours of late-night raids.I've never been a huge fan of wireless mice before, but the HyperX Dart has truly converted me. It's become my go-to weapon for everything from casual browsing to hardcore gaming, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. If you're tired of cord clutter and want a mouse that keeps up with your every click, look no further than the HyperX Pulsefire Dart. You won't regret it!

Coming from a Steelseries Rival 310, I wanted something very similar with just a few more buttons. This was the only mouse in my sub $50 price range that checked all the boxes.Given it's price of $29.99 I was skeptical that it would live up to or exceed my expectations.Upon first inspection the the mouse actually looks really good, it feels much more premium than I expected. Buttons have a satisfying click, tracking has been excellent for me personally. The extra side buttons work great, and are customizable with their software.The rubber material on the sides feel great, I hope it lasts.Overall this is really a great mouse for the price. I really didn't think I'd find something that feels this good and works this well for only about 30 bucks. I just hope it lasts for years to come. It has so far exceeded my expectations as a $30 mouse. I think it probably gets overlooked by those looking at other brands.