HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wireless Gaming Mouse for PC 26K Sensor | DPI of up to 26,000 | Tracking speed of up to 650 IPS | Smooth, low-friction skates NGENUITY Software

Very good super sigma great value got it for £40 instead of the origional £95

This mouse seems to be focused as a bit of an all rounder for hand grip types. It’s light weight and pretty much just average size. The specs in it are really good. The sensor is their version of the Pixart 3995, which is basically in every high end gaming mouse. And it works perfectly. The skates are smooth and they work together for a really good experience. All the button clicks are good. No wobble on the mains or soft side buttons. Clicks feel good and responsive. The scroll wheels has good bumps. The case has a very slight texture to it to help with grip. And the case feels good quality. It’s one of those mice that has the full package. It even comes with replacement skates and grip tape. Personally I don’t like grip tape and I find it harder to grip. It all makes it so this should last for years. If you look up reviews when this first came out then you’ll see there were software issues with click latency. When you plug this in and install the software you will be prompted to do a firmware update. This fixes everything. Now, the cost is an important factor in this. 99 quid on their website. It’s a decent price for a branded mouse with a warranty and great specs. But it’s on here for a fair bit less normally and that makes it a much better buy. I’m really happy with this.

Brilliant lightweight mouse, good value for money. Long battery life. Nice buttons and wheel, with options button grips.

Great quality and comfortable, hyperX made a good mouse. I found it a bit low profile on the hight, but I can't fault the build.

Very good

Very nice

Updated both the mouse and the receiver to the latest firmware with no issues and everything is running great. So far absolutely loving the mouse. Feels really robust and well built in the hand, no rattles or creaks at all. Tracks amazingly on my glass pad, the receiver also seems to be better than the Dart that it replaced. So far the battery also seems to be last really well. It seems to be using about 1% of battery per hour of gaming with the LED set to 50% brightness (its only the scroll wheel that lights up (personally don't see a huge need for RGB on a mouse)

Let me get the good out of the way. This is a massive improvement over the Pulsefire Haste 1 with a refined shell, better sensor and a better scroll wheel. What let's this mouse down is the new switches, they feel inferior to the old TTC Gold switches used in the 1st one. These switches feel stiffer and are far too loud, very clunky to press. The TTC Gold switches were a standout feature of the Pulsefire Haste 1 and were some of the best switches I've ever used. Such a shame they swapped out to these inferior switches, that in my opinion let the whole mouse down. It would of been a 5 star otherwise.