Pulsar Gaming Gears Xlite v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Medium, Black

A very solid lightweight gaming mouse for those who have medium to large hands and don't need RGB. The design for it is very nice looking and fits very cleanly in many desk setups without the need for RGB to make itself present on your desk. It also comes with a nice lightweight USB C cable as well as a USB-C to USB type A female for the USB transceiver. Pretty fast with either over wired or wireless connection to a PC. The PTFE feet feel smooth over most cloth mousepads and can be upgraded to even faster glass mousefeet for cloth pad or kept as PTFE with a glass pad (but not glass pad and glass feet, as it can damage both with use and isn't recommended by either manufactures or by reviewers and is always warned against). The software to change the mouse settings is pretty good and doesn't really feel like bloatware. It gets the job done and it does it well. The settings onboard the mouse to change the DPI is a bit wonky to work with at first, if you have always used a DPI button to switch the DPI, but it gets easier to use and even unnecessary if you just set and forget your DPI on one machine. And at the bottom of the mouse, it has a well placed RGB light to be able to see what DPI you have based on the color you have associated to that level. The included instructions provide nice graphics for visual aid and isn't a wall of text or just telling you to go to a website on a QR code to read it. Overall, a solid mouse for those who want a wireless lightweight mouse with minimal RGB.

I’ve been gaming on PC since circa 2009. I started with the Logitech G500 back then. I’ve gone through a million and a half mice since then— in the quest to find the one that suits me best. So far, this one is it. I’ve been using the G Pro X Superlight for about a year. I loved it so much that I purchased two, just in case my first one ever malfunctioned. I did not see myself EVER switching to anything else. And then my buddy told me about this thing. I had never heard of Pulsar. I initially wrote it off. How could it be better than Logitech? But if I could get it from Amazon, well— it’s pretty much a no-risk buy. So I pulled the trigger and mannnnnn, am I glad I did. From the first moment, I was struck by how accurate this mouse is. It’s dead precise. If the Superlight is a knife, then this is a scalpel. Just absolutely effortless to predict, effortless to snap between targets without so much as a pixel of overshoot. I’ve never been more confident in a mouse. I recently replaced the feet with Tiger Ice and placed the Pulsar-branded thin grips on the sides and main buttons and now I’m even more blown away by how just incredibly lethal this thing can be. I don’t know what to point to— the shape, the weight, the switches, the snappy latency— I don’t know. I just know that it feels fantastic to use and more natural than any other mouse I have ever had. As an experiment, I tried using the Superlight about one week after I started using the Xlite and the Superlight legitimately felt like I was holding a dumbbell. It felt heavy, cumbersome, unnatural. This is all subjective, of course, and depends on a number of things, not the least of which is hand size and grip style. For reference: I have medium-large hands and use a semi-relaxed claw grip. Kudos, Pulsar.

I've used the Razer Deathadder v1, v2 pro, Steelseries Rival 600, and the Zowie EC2, and now the Xlite v2 . This mouse is by far the most comfortable, most durable, least sweaty mouse I've used. No bad software to navigate, simple LED control using the button, and a usb c charge with excellent battery life like a mouse should have. I was questioning the holes in the mouse at first, but it greatly helps in hand sweat/grip, and makes the mouse a lot lighter. All around what a mouse should be. Light, durable, a couple extra buttons on the side, good feel, good click, and a long lasting charge

This mouse is easily the best mouse I've used as far as ergonomics, weight, tracking, and overall feel. My aim stats in games have risen since using this mouse. As far as any negatives there are a couple. The battery does seem to get me about 2 to 3 days of use generally. This isn't really that bad but the software doesn't accurately track the battery life. After a full charge it'll show 100% battery for quite a while. I've never seen the battery level say anything under 80% until it's dead. I've noticed that in order to get the most up to date info on the battery level, you have to return to the main screen of the software and click the picture of the mouse to get the battery level to update. The software doesn't seem to have an option to show the battery level in your Taskbar or any options to notify you of the battery dying until its already dead. These things are kinda annoying but the more simple way of dealing with it, for me, is to just simply plug it in after 2 days have passed and just let it charge. There could be a software update or firmware update that might help in the future. Still, a great mouse overall.

Unlike a lot of other mice I have bought for the intent of gaming (Not a shooter gamer) it's very intuitive. So far over the last month or so of use the application has not been a hinderance (Forgetting profile, pop ups, etc). It's very simple to navigate as there isn't really anything to it, minimizes to tray just fine. I just rebind the side buttons and disable base lighting effect so I have no experience with the macro controls or any of the other things. There is a flashing light when its dying and charges very quickly. This is my first time using a usb + dongle wireless and it feels very similar to other wireless mice. The battery life was surprisingly long for no lights on however I think it would be drastically shorter with the lights left on. Ergonomically super comfortable and I have a medium hand, I like how it angles the m1/2 so it raises the left hand side of your palm making the thumb in a comfortable stance to naturally hit the buttons unlike other mice where your thumb ends up pointed towards or even worse dragging on the mouse pad. I rest the clicker finger up against the scroll wheel to achieve this stance of grip and its comfortable for me with the use of the wheel right there. This also has a slightly rounded and raised edge instead of a downward slope that wants to trap your finger in it, for me this is a plus but I can see some people liking having a set place where your fingers rest on the m1/2 buttons. Cons: I wish there were 2 additional buttons just under the 2 buttons provided or there was scroll side clicks. I think for my own personal use thats the best additional button usage. The open design enables hair or dust to get inside, so far it has not been an issue however I can see it becoming one. I did not use the included cable because it was simply too short for my space however I will say that it has a good feel to it. A longer cable is recommended so you can charge and play however if you plan on charging when not using the mouse its fine, as it charges very fast, even 10 minutes could last you a whole day of gaming I think.

This is a great mouse. It’s so lightweight and holds a charge for a long time. You can still use it while it’s charging if you need to. The white color hasn’t been discolored from my hands or anything and I use it almost every day. I think I can go about a solid 2-3 weeks without needing to charge it. It’s a simple wireless mouse that I would definitely buy again.

This mouse is nice, no connection issues, and is lightweight. My only problem is its size, it's too small. Im 6'5 and have rather large hands, so I have to change my normal grip

Went back to an Ergo mouse after trying Ambi for 2 years. I've had this mouse on my radar for a while and am not disappointed after over a month of use. The software is very easy to use and nice to dial in minor details. Fit is great (my hand is 7 3/4 inches long, considered large) and the ergo shape has always made using the forward/back buttons easy to use. Haven't had any issues with double-clicking so far as other reviewers had.

El ratón está bien, ya es un producto usado pero de manera mínima, funciona bastante bien, no aclaran que es la versión mini (recuerda: size 1 = mini, size 2 = medium)

Probablement la meilleure évolution d'une Zowie EC2. Tout est parfait, à l'exception peut-être de la molette avec laquelle je galère un peu plus pour le bunny jump (CSGO players).

2022年の11月に購入 そこから3年、軽量につき電池の持ちが短いのが少し気になるが全然壊れない。 充電を面倒くさがって有線で使用していたらケーブルの接続(おそらくType-C端子)が接触不良になり頻繁に途切れるようになりました。が、公式でパラコードケーブルが売ってるのでケーブルを買い換えます。 Pulsarには申し訳ないが壊れるまで使いつぶす予定です。 レビュー見た感じ個体差もあるっぽいですが私個人としては非常にオススメ

This mouse is amazing for the price it is at. It is light and great for fps games, but has a few downsides. Since there is no dongle holder or Bluetooth compatibility, it is pretty hard to bring around. It is also quite fragile and after a few weeks started creaking slightly when pressure is applied to the top. Battery life is also not the best, but lasts for decently long. Although there are a few cons, it is cheap, light, performs really well and glides nicely. My favourite mouse so far!

o mouse muito bom, mas no titulo do anucio esta informando mouse de tamanho medio e o que recebi foi o mini. nesse caso o de tamanho mini ficou desconfortavel para o meu tamanho de mao.