Pulsefire Haste 2 Core Wireless – Gaming Mouse for PC, Long Battery Life, Lightweight, Custom Core Sensor, Dual Wireless Connectivity, Black

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 S wireless mouse feels incredibly lightweight and smooth in hand. It connects quickly, tracks accurately, and responds instantly while I’m working or gaming. The battery life has been solid, and it’s comfortable enough to use for hours.

I’ve been using the Pulsefire Haste 2 Mini White Wireless for a few weeks and it’s honestly really impressive. The build quality feels premium — the shell is sturdy but still super lightweight, and the honeycomb design keeps it airy without feeling fragile. Buttons are crisp and responsive, scroll wheel is smooth, and the feet glide nicely on my mousepad. Wireless connection is solid, no noticeable lag or dropouts, and switching between wired and wireless with Type-C charging is convenient. Battery life lasts really long too. Only tiny thing is the side grips can get a bit slippery if your hands get sweaty, but that’s minor. Overall, it’s a high-quality, well-built mini mouse that’s great for gaming and everyday use.

My favorite wireless mouse so far. I am looking for a wireless mouse that I can use for both work (Mac) and play (Windows). I use Logitech M720 previously for work. It is a very good mouse but sometimes I do feel it is on the heavier side. I do have a Logitech 502 wired mouse which is very precise but too heavy. Several other gaming mouses I have are all wired ones which can be inconvenient sometimes. Recently I decided to get a wireless gaming mouse which is easy to switch from Mac to Windows. I have tried Razor Orochi V2, which is small to my liking and my wrist hurts after several hours’ use. I have also considered Razor Viper Pro, Logitech GPW, etc. But those are expensive and I am not a serious gamer. Thus after some research, I decided to try this one. HyperX Haste2 feels very good in hand. It is very light but at the same time, you can feel the control and precision especially with the grip tape. On Mac, I do feel that 2.4G connection is better than Bluetooth connection. Bluetooth on Mac has some lags/latencies which is not desirable. Somehow the Bluetooth is better on my Windows laptop but I still prefer 2.4G connection on Windows. The battery is surprisingly good at the moment but needs to look at battery performance again later in several months. Personally I like everything about this mouse except that the software. On Mac, no software is available but you can still use the mouse (with limited features). Overall it is a very good mouse and my current favorite wireless gaming mouse. I do think the software can be improved and also somehow the Bluetooth on Mac is not good.

Fantastic mouse with a weakness to fluid. It's incredibly light for both the money and the fact it contains a battery. It has easy to service daughter boards and switches and seems genuinely designed to be serviceable overall. Tracking is accurate and the ergonomics are perfect for small hands. The battery life is really impressive especially if you lower the led brightness or turn it off entirely if you want. The weaknesses start with the middle click switch which somehow is always a problem with every single mouse I've owned, across several brands. It would inconsistently activate after owning it for a few months, and sadly by trying to clean it with 91% isopropyl, it not only did not fix the switch but made it stuck on, and it could no longer connect wirelessly, a disappointing end to a great mouse, so I bought another one. If anyone at hyperx sees this, I hope in the future iterations, the motherboards can gain some sort of liquid protection against shorts and corrosion, and I would buy it instantly.

I love this mouse, without a doubt the best mouse I've ever had. I used to have a Razer DeathAdder V2 (I switched because Razer has become too commercial and their products have lost quality. In my opinion). And now I've switched completely to HyperX. I love HyperX. It's excellent and, for me, the best on the current gaming peripheral market. They are very reliable and pay attention to every detail in each of their brand's peripherals, and their software is the best because it's very easy to use and doesn't consume any resources in the background, unlike brands such as Razer, which consume a lot of resources in the background. HyperX is the complete opposite. Its NGENUITY software doesn't consume any resources and is very minimalist. I would definitely buy any HyperX peripheral on the market again. PS: I have a complete HyperX ecosystem, including headphones, mouse, and keyboard. In short, if you want something reliable and not like some brands that are just names, HyperX is the best there is.

Estaba buscando un ratón para sustituir mi antiguo Corsair, pero al tener el teclado en blanco buscaba un modelo en blanco, ultraligero, con buen switch y con una larga duración de batería. Hice una gran investigación de los modelos que había en el mercado y lo reduje a el HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 y un modelo de la marca Glorious. Al final me decidí por HyperX por ser una marca de mayor confianza y no puedo estar mas satisfecho. El ratón es LIGERISIMO y en mi caso que uso agarre de Garra y con unas manos de tamaño estándar para un hombre, me resulta muy cómodo. Además que la batería dura muchísimo, ya que lo estoy cargando aproximadamente cada 2 semanas. Lo único negativo que puedo decir es que tuve que esperar 3 semanas a recibirlo, pero es verdad que lo compré en pleno black friday y con un descuento increíble, por lo que ... veo normal que se quedasen sin stock y tardase mas en llegar. Por eso mismo no le quito ninguna estrella, ya que considero que es el ratón gaming perfecto. Muy recomendable si buscas un ratón ligero, fiable y de gran calidad para gaming casual o competitivo.

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This review is coming from someone who has tried 20+ mice. I have small hands, so most mice forced me to palm grip them. The original Pulsefire Haste was the perfect mouse, albeit too big for my hand size. I found mice that were too large made it hard for me to consistently microadjust. I settled on the viper mini, which allowed to me climb to LEM in CSGO in just under 6 months from MG1. The Viper Mini signature edition was a major letdown to the entire mouse community, given the limited quantities and high price point. Don't even get me started on the Cobra Pro. HyperX has made an amazing contender to the Viper Mini, with this mouse being my new main. If you're looking to replace your aging Viper Mini, do not hesitate to give this mouse a try. It's very similar in shape.

Mouse ligero, me gusta su tacto y funciona muy bien en gaming. Se integra perfectamente con un portátil HP. El cable del cargador es muy cómodo,como cuerda, no es cable convencional. Se carga mientras se usa sin efectos raros. Tanto en el modo Bluetooth como en 2.4Ghz. Configurable desde la app del fabricante, que es muy fácil de usar. Lo compré en Black Friday a menos de 80€ un precio muy bueno.

Alors perso la souris n'est pas mal mais trop petite à mes goûts donc pour moi c'est pas une très bonne souris pour du gaming.