Pulsar Gaming Gears - Xlite v2 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 2.1 oz (59 g), Ergonomic, 2.4 Ghz 1 ms 20000 DPI Optical Sensor PAW3370 Domestic Genuine Product (Medium, Wireless, Black)

Fantastic mouse, so pleased! Owned it for about 8 months now. Wasn't necessarily looking for the lightest mouse but found myself quite amused by how seemingly weightless it is compared to anything else I've used.Love the shape and feel. Large size is great for me, and I reckon it would still be suitable for those with smaller hands. Finish is really soft and somewhat slippery at first touch, though I suppose it can tack up a bit with warmth and humidity from your hand. I use it at home for work and casual gaming and it performs exceptionally for my needs.Switches feel nice and responsive, though I do find myself accidentally right clicking when I'm just relaxing at my desk so I suppose I'd like just a hair more resistance there. Scroll wheel rolling and clicking also feel great.No percievable lag or delay with the standard wireless adapter, I see no need for the 10k reciever.Battery life seems reasonable - if I had to guess, I get about 90 hours of wireless use before it starts blinking to indicate low battery. Charges to full within a couple hours. If there is any loss in battery life over the last 8 months, it's not enough for me to notice.Very similar feel and performance to the deathadder, but I had two of those start to fail just outside of warranty and I've avoided them since. Hoping the optical switches here are truly long lasting, time will tell but so far so good.

Absolutely excellent mouse, extremely comfortable espeically after adding the grip kit to it. I was struggling to find a replacement to my Razer Deathadder v2 pro, the v3 and onward were just uncomfortable comparatively and this mouse fit my hand like a glove. Very lightweight, excellent battery life, clicks feel really good. Setup in the app was no issue, once I get it up I haven't had to fiddle with it at all. Very happy.

Great medium size mouse, lightweight, comfortable.Good battery life, quick sensor in it, no lag using it.For the size of the mouse, I have medium size hands and it felt great. My opinion would be small to medium hands are ideal, but everyone is different on what size they like to use.Functions great, and great software as well.

I purchased a Pulsar Xlite v4 Large mouse to determine if I should buy 5 more as replacements for the 6 Logitech G403 wired mice currently connected to my Linux and Windows workstations. The Logitech mice are still going strong after 8 years, but now I am looking for wireless alternatives with larger dimensions to better suit large hands using a palm grip. The Pulsar has top-tier technical specifications, generally excellent build quality, and a quiet scroll wheel with optimal tactility. I also appreciate the no-nonsense software and onboard memory that stores my settings for use on my Linux machines. However, the clicks on the top left and right buttons are a bit louder than I prefer, the smooth shell could benefit from some subtle texturing to offset stickiness, and the USB-C receptacle is a very tight fit for the cable. Although the Pulsar is larger than the G403, the rearward high-point of the smaller mouse makes it a better fit for my palm. The most glaring shortcoming of the Pulsar was the lack of an 8k dongle -- an item not currently stocked at Amazon. Despite the relatively few and mostly minor drawbacks, overall I recommend the Pulsar Xlite v4 Large mouse.

Reviewing the Pulsar Xlite Wireless. It is a phenomenal deal that they're offering for a mouse with this performance tier. There is a single DPI button on the bottom of the mouse, and a preset card in the box informs you of what color code translates to which setting. If you download Pulsar Fusion, there is a lot more to customize and you can save DPI ranges to the mouse's onboard profile. Motion Sync, Ripple Control, Angle Snapping? You can customize debounce, double click rate, lift off distance... I mean to say it, this is a fully featured mouse and I'm certainly glad Pulsar made this wired edition available. The body is so lightweight, it's hard to gauge quality without heft, but I feel this one will last a long time. If you're on the fence about Pulsar check out this wired mouse, it's a good intro to what they have to offer and it'll probably win you over in the process. I almost forgot! The wheel is absolutely brilliant, it's crisp and feels strong, with a premium feel - coming from a Basilisk v3, I would say this is an excellent wheel.

So far, it's a perfect mouse. It's really light at 55 grams, the build quality is good, the buttons and scroll wheel are good, and the skates are good. I got this mouse for around 63 dollars, which is crazy considering most other lightweight wireless mice of this quality such as Lamzu, razer, and Logitech cost 100$ +. My previous main mouse is the DeathAdder V3 Pro. It has the same shape as that, just slightly smaller, which was what I was hoping for. The software on this mouse is so much better than Razer's because 1. it doesn't download itself when I plug in the mouse for the first time and 2. it has more customizability such as changing the debounce time and having an option for motion sync, angle snapping, and double click speed. The software also just looks better in my opinion. the mouse feels good in-game. I don't know how but even though the mouse is smaller and lighter than the DeathAdder, the control feels insanely good. the skates somehow feel super smooth but also can stop exactly when I want them, unlike some other good skates that feel like you're kind of sliding on ice and will move with any slight pressure. I hope this mouse last because it seems like it really could be my main for a long time.