Hitscan - Hyperlight

Hitscan hyperlite/mz1 wireles, gsr se 2/raiden x soft , the finals, v rising

So what the fuck do you want to prove? That hitscan is bad p/p value? It has worse power draw? It got worse tracking on glass (observed by me and measured by Razer). It is pricier despite using much cheaper sensor, does not include high polling rate dongle and is heavier after all .Cant believe this douchebaggery shilling is still tolerated on some subreddits. What is next? More money sipped into marketing means better performance? What a god damn clown

It isnt cheap, Hitscan is overpriced. You know what is cheap? Sub 30usd sub 55g 3395 chinese mice. You know what else is cheap? Chinese 3950 sub 40g mouse for 45 usd. As for terrible fekker switches info eyejokerdb, sharpkb, other chinese specialists or Ponnie. All of them came to same conclusion

Sold some mice I wasn’t using and used some of the money to buy a hitscan hyperlight. Just returned my Maya X and I’m gonna cop the CL as soon as the return gets processed.

I kinda wish i didn't sell my Hitscan Hyperlight so soon after I got it.

Yeah, the Hitscan Hyperlight is great for my hand as well. Btw you seem to be someone who knows the history of SteelSeries mice pretty well. Why do people dog on their mice nowadays? It seems like SteelSeries were a loved mouse brand years ago. I'm just curious.

I'm loving the Hyperlight as well. I have been tempted to get myself the Beast X mini. I've heard it's smaller than the Viper Mini.

I dont know how small your hands are but mine are 17x9 and i love my Hitscan Hyperlight (39g to your DA's 103g). I also love my X2 Crazylight but thats another pricerange. Looking for ergo shape maybe a Pulsar Xlite V3 Mini (52g), i had it but i cant say i put enough time in to really evaluate it. I bought it to try an ergo and pretty quickly went back to symmetrical shapes.

Hitscan Hyperlight, I'm alternating between the two, Op1 definitely has the better shape though the Hyperlite has a good shape while being light and wireless, but im also keeping an eye out if the upcoming v2 of the Op1 w4k is 50g as it'll be better in every way. Not sure if it'll be that weight though. ps. and my hand size is the same as yours

I mean the hitscan hyperlight comes close, but I want a premium razer mouse

That might very well be, but the hitscan hyperlight is still no premium mouse.

The reason the Hitscan Hyperlight isn’t “premium” comes down to execution, not specs. It has a good sensor (3389), it’s lightweight, and it works — but that’s not what defines a premium mouse. Build quality is the first giveaway. The plastic feels cheap. Not in a “it’ll break in a month” way, but in the way it flexes, the hollow sound, and the lack of rigidity. Premium mice feel solid even when they’re ultralight — the Hyperlight feels like a toy in comparison. You can press on the shell and feel it give. That’s not premium. Clicks aren’t clean. There’s noticeable pre- and post-travel, and the click feel is soft — borderline mushy depending on your unit. Compare that to something like the Viper V3 Pro, which has crisp, low-latency optical switches that feel consistent and fast. On the Hyperlight, clicks just don’t have that snappy, deliberate feel you get from a top-tier implementation. The shape and finish also feel unrefined. The coating doesn’t feel grippy or premium — more like basic smooth plastic. It doesn’t hug the hand or feel sculpted. There’s no ergonomic nuance or polish to the mold; it just feels generic. It’s not uncomfortable, but there’s a clear lack of design refinement. And while sensor performance is fine, you’re working with an older implementation (PMW3389), no motion sync, no surface tuning — nothing that sets it apart or elevates it. It’s functional, not premium. So yeah, it’s a decent budget/enthusiast option for the price, especially if you just want something light and usable, but it absolutely doesn’t belong in the same category as something like the Viper V3 Pro. Premium isn’t about specs on a spreadsheet — it’s about how dialed in every part of the experience is, and the Hyperlight just doesn’t get there.

Hitscan hyperlight is really good but currently out of stock. You can pre order now and it should come mid January

I do not recommend the OG g pro superlight. The debounce time is too high for fast mechs. Causes desync between your keyboard and your mouse when editing and creates timing issues. Get the superlight 2 if you wanna go for Logitech. Other than that, the viper v3 pro is very good and the hitscan hyperlight is a mini version of the v3 pro

Vv3 pro is good but I think it is not a mouse for smaller hand. if you are into lighter option try ATK F1 Extreme or Hitscan Hyperlight These both have some similarity with the viper mini. IMO op1 is very narrow so it is not for everyone but some people love it.

egg op1 or xm2 line, hitscan hyperlight, mchose L7 (I'm getting this one soon)

This can be an understandable take. The VXE R1 is great, but it literally took me 45 mins of setup for it to work for my s/o. Great mouse, love the shape, weight, and everything abt it, but to a normal consumer that just wants a plug & play mouse with simple instructions and a web / dedicated app like G Hub or Razer Synapse, it’s definitely a turn off for most. Along with the fact that this mouse is best bought off of AliExpress, which people have so many doubts about for some reason. It can be harder to get others to be interested. If I were to recommend an easily accessible but great mouse, it’d be the Hitscan Hyperlight.

Damn, that's an old comment lmao. I've actually returned the Ghero since I was noticeably worse in FPS games with it, and I actually still use and really like the OP1 now, contrary to my previous comment about it being too narrow. I've since picked up a few other mice. I'm really liking the ATK X1 Ultimate, and the Hitscan Hyperlight as well.

Depends on your hand size and the way you are currently using you hand to hold it. For me it was a journey with the np01 over to xe wireless and now I am on hitscan hyperlight. Before that I did test 15 different mice.

For 90$ get the hitscan hyperlight

Hitscan have very good QC…

Look man the hitscan hyperlight is cheaper than a Viper V3 pro, weighs less and has equally as good build quality as a viper v3 pro. They’re both made out of plastic or actually the hitscan is made out of some other lighter form material I can’t seem to remember.

Well it's come apparent that you have a clear bias and are a razer fanboy but the hitscan hyperlight uses polycarbonate plastic which allows for lower weight while having basically perfect shell integrity even if you deathgrip the mouse during gaming. The hitscan hyperlight is very much a premium mouse and I would like to buy it in the near future since I know from reviews it'll last a long time.

Hitscan Hyperlight