Pulsar Gaming GearsX2H Mini Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 1.83 oz (52 g), Symmetrical, Optical Switch, 2.4 Ghz 1 ms, 26000 DPI, PAW3395 Sensor (Mini, Wireless, Black)

GREAT MOUSE... if you don't use a palm grip/prefer a fingertip grip.I previously owned a Pulsar xLite V2--the normal sized one. My hands are ever so slightly on the small side, and I was having trouble regularly pressing the side buttons on the V2, so I decided to try buying a smaller mouse in a different shape.Well, I didn't realize that my ~2 years of using the V2 made a palm grip my default way of using a mouse. This mouse is NOT made for a palm grip (or my hands are simply too big to make use of a palm grip on this mouse). It felt great at first, but I noticed that I was starting to get some serious carpal tunnel problems after using this mouse for a few months. I thought I was going crazy since nothing about my typical PC use changed (if anything, I started gaming less after buying this mouse since I got busier with school!), so I eventually went back to the V2 to test and see if it helped my carpal tunnel. I noticed some relief after about a week.This mouse is better suited for a fingertip/claw grip use case. That's not really my forte anymore, and old habits die hard, so I think that the hump on this mouse (located very far to the back and without having support for your thumb/index finger like the xLite V2+ has) ultimately made me use my index finger a little too much, leading to some finger and wrist pain. My hand may also be slightly too big for this mouse and therefore had trouble fully resting on it.Either way, I'd say that if you think your hand on the somewhat smaller side like I did (my measurements are like 0.5" below the average for men), you're probably better off using a normal size mouse. If you prefer a palm grip, STEER CLEAR OF THIS MOUSE.For an actual review:Pulsar is the GOAT for gaming mice right now in my opinion. Their mice are excellent quality. I own three now (got an xLite V3 to replace this one), and they've all been excellent. They're definitely pared down compared to other gaming mice regarding the number of buttons, but who needs all that when you've got a mouse that will last forever on a charge, is lightweight as anything, doesn't creak or bend weirdly, and feels great to hold?If this mouse is for you, you can't go wrong--trust me. If you're more on my case of things and prefer a palm grip, I suggest the xLite V2 or V3 (the V4 is just the V3 but with, like, an 8K polling rate, and you don't need that).

Let me just start this review off by saying this mouse is top 3 of all gaming mice I've owned before and rivals my $300 Starlight-12 Finalmouse I got years ago. It's by far the lightest mouse which makes it incredible for gaming and aiming to lessen fatigue and let you really have your mouse as an extension of your arm movements. The software is really good and it's the first mouse with DPI settings that can be changed by 10 dpi per increment (which just blows my mind because you can tailer it even further than other mices that can only change DPI by 100 increments. Battery life is great on 1000hz and the value for the money is a steal for $130. Definitely get this if you're thinking about it!

Really excellent quality mouse especially with the dot skates, I’d say the value your getting out of this far outweighs the cost, perfect for finger tip and claw grip, runs really well and comes with a 8k dongle included, make sure to install the specific drivers from pulsar website to do any firmware updates.

Muy ligero, perfecto para agarre tipo garra, una sensacion de botones tanto clicks como secundarios muy buena, la rueda gira con mucha delicadeza, se nota que es de calidad. Lo bueno/malo es que no tiene un software para personalizarlo al 100%, tiene dpi programable clasicos pero no se pueden poner intermedios te deja 800,1600,2000,etc pero con el mismo software que trae el mouse incorporado que se controla desde el mismo para mi alcanza y sobra

This is a very well designed and engineered product. I have zero complaints. It replaced a Razer V2 Pro and it almost feels like a generational leap.Well done Pulsar.

As a lefty I am fairly dependent on true ambidextrous designs: mice with side buttons on the left and right, not just one or the other. Pulsar delivers a light and precise mouse here ideal for that need.It's a little smaller and more flat than I prefer, but options are pretty limited for lefties these days, and the shape is entirely a matter of preference in this case. Certain grip types will find it ideal.Coming from a string of 2 or 3 Razer Vipers in a row (they lasted around 5 years, no complaints), I was looking for something with newer internals and a bit less flex in the buttons, and the Pulsar delivers on both fronts. I do miss the rubberized sides of the Viper though, as the Pulsar's smooth plastic, slightly-too-small-for-me shell can be just slippery enough to disrupt double clicking sometimes.With no RGB, the Pulsar blends in everywhere and the extra side buttons make it excel at play and work. I have them bound to Fwd, Back, Pg Up & Pg Down, which helps navigate documents, web pages and file browsers without switching back and forth between mouse and keyboard. Changing the bindings was as easy as could be with Pulsar's software.Highly recommended (just probably not for big hands).