HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless Gaming Mouse Review
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Introduction
Founded in 2002, HyperX is the gaming equipment division of HP. Over a year after the wired Pulsefire Haste, HyperX introduces the Pulsefire Haste Wireless. Just like the first, the Pulsefire Haste Wireless is powered by PixArt’s PAW3335 sensor and equipped with TTC Gold Micro switches for the main buttons and pure PTFE feet, but weighs only 3g more than the wired version while promising an autonomy of up to 100 hours without lighting. In order to achieve this weight, the RGB lighting has been kept to a minimum. Just like on the wired Pulsefire Haste, the lighting can be configured in HyperX NGENUITY, which also includes all the other usual options. Again, sets of tape and spare feet are also included. The Pulsefire Haste Wireless is available in black or white, the latter weighing 1g more.
Features
HyperX Pulsefire Wireless Haste | |
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Cut: | 124.2mm x 66.8mm x 38.2mm |
Size (inches): | 4.89″ x 2.63″ x 1.50″ |
Ambidextrous: | Yes (side buttons on left side only) |
Lester: | 60g |
Number of buttons: | 6 (including wheel click) |
Main switches: | TTC Golden Micro Dustproof (60M) |
Wheel encoder: | Mechanical |
Sensor: | PixArt PAW3335 |
Resolution: | 200–16,000 CPI |
Polling rate: | 125/250/500/1000Hz |
Cable: | 1.80m, braided |
Software: | Yes |
Price: | $79.99 |
Guarantee: | 2 years |
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