HyperX - Pulsefire Haste 2 (6N0A8AA)

This one: Redragon M702-2 PHOENIX It's bad. The cable is very stiff, it comes with weights inside, and the side buttons on the right are very uncomfortable. Also the shape is bad, and I don't understand who is it built for. Next mouse- attack shark R1. It was definitely an upgrade, it's wireless , the shape is a lot better, and it's very light, at 61 grams. Though the skates are bad, the mouse does feel heavy (I think it's because of poor weight distribution) I stopped using it after it sometimes didn't register clicks. My first good mouse from an established brand is the pulse fire haste 2 wired. It was at a discount and seemed good from reviews I watched, and it definitely is. It's light with good weight distribution (52g), good enough shape for me, and the skates are decent. It also comes with spare ones. Yeah it's a downgrade from wireless, but for the cheap price I bought it for- it's the best.

Out of all your choices I would say the haste 2 wired don't get the wireless haste 1 or 2 cause it's bad.

Wired - razer cobra, deathadder V3 wired, pulse fire haste Wireless - mchose g7, dareu a980

Both mice are good depends if you want a bulbous back hump that is strictly for claw get the X2H otherwise the pulsefire haste 2 wired mid flat hump

I would say the pulsefire haste 2 wired its a medium size mouse the design is low profile flat mouse you can palm it or fingertip it, you can also check out the pulsar x2 wired version.

Buy hyperx pulsefire haste 2 wired and mod it,u will get a 30 gram mouse.I personally did that and my mouss weight 30 geams

You can get a ton of chinese wireless options but a solid reliable option that is pretty consistently mentioned in mouse reviews is Hyper x haste 2 wired. It has an 8k polling rate, reliable switches, great build quality and shape and it is very good for the price. You can always go attack shark or vxe but I've personally avoided attack shark because of its inconsistent build quality and reliability and vxe because it is not that well known. If you find any mice that you like, please look them up on techpowerup for in detail reviews.

1. G305 is obsolete, unless you wanna just give it a try. Not great for competitive. 2. Don't even look at Attack Shark mice unless you have a 10 year warranty in returns for no reason because they have wayyyy too many problems. 3. The G502 family along with basilisk is just way too heavy for fast paced gaming, but they're good for work stuff because of the extra buttons and functionality. I personally use a G502 HERO for work and its amazing, but I use a HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 wired for gaming because of the sensor accuracy, switches, weight and the over all feel. I plan on buying the VXE Dragonfly R1 PRO this month because it's honestly amazing. 4. Glorious nice are okay but if I were you, and wouldn't wanna risk the money for a broken mouse, I suggest going with either a VXE R1 PRO, or a Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro or something else, because I've seen several people complaining about their software bugging out, mouse not connecting and a lot of batch to batch problems. It's a good mouse but nah, I wouldn't risk it.

If you love ultralight mice but get pain where your ring finger hits the shell, try moving away from very slim ambidextrous shapes and into slightly wider, right-handed ergonomics that fill the right side of your hand. Top picks to test: Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro (light but wider, rounded hump), G-Wolves Skoll (large ergonomic, 125×68×42 mm), BenQ ZOWIE EC2 (pro ergonomic fit), or Glorious Model D (right-slanted). I’d avoid slim ambidextrous mice like the Viper V3 Pro if that exact corner is hurting — they perform great but commonly cause that specific irritation for people with ~19 cm hands. Try those shapes in order and see which fills the area where your ring finger rests. I use Puselfire Haste 2 for gaming and a G502 HERO for work, and I'm planning on buying the VXE R1 PRO this month.

Use RTINGS, eloshapes and twchpowerup to compare specs and stuff for your own satisfaction. It really helped me choose my next mouse that I'll buy next month. The VXE R1 PRO 🌚

I had a haste 2, after half a year it went on warranty because the sensor started skipping, they gave me a new piece which went on warranty last week -> same problem

If you can afford, the pulsefire haste 2 is the best in this list. Most bang for buck is the g304. hero sensor, 40g accel and 400 ips speed. Been using it for a year now. Its a bit on the heavier side but there are tons of mods available, stl files for honeycomb shell etc. i just switched to a lighter and smaller AAA battery and used some solder wire in a creative way, reduced the weight to nearly 65g. Edit - the double click issue for the right click is real, but its very rare for me atleast, once every few days i get that. Just informing, do what you will with this information Edit 2 - Don't focus much on polling rate and dpi. 1000hz polling rate in enough. Any more is just gimmick unless you are atleast a tier 2 pro and need the absolute best equipment. Dpi count doesn't really matter, all gaming mice have sufficient range. The really important parameters to watch out for are acceleration and tracking speed in IPS (inches per second). How fast you can move your mouse before it stops registering inputs. I previously used a cosmic byte mouse which had 20g accel and 60 ips. And the mouse would just stop registering when i flicked fast (valorant) and with my g304 i physically can't make the mouse do that however fast i try to flick or move, It doesn't miss. Atleast 200ips and 30g accel i would recommend for any fps shooter or fast paced platformer or soulslike title. Make an informed purchase by yourself based on these parameters.

Go with the G304 if you wanna save a bit and don't mind having to use AA batteries (I used to use this mouse, it's good.) or if you don't want to keep changing batteries get the Pulsefire Haste 2 it's the mouse I'm using right now and I have no issues with it, you can just plug in the usb directly to charge when needed and use it through the dongle for wireless.

I’ve offered the HyperX a Pulsefire Haste 2 to my brother and the mouse is pretty good, regarding weight and overall build quality. The only downside (imo) is you need triple A battery’s and each one lasts 100h of usage. The G305 is a OG, you have many mods to cut down the weight. Still a goated shape.

My HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 is the perfect mouse for the price, anything above it has marginal returns