HyperX - Pulsefire Haste 4P5E4AA

DAv2 and Pulsefire Haste has internal memory and doesn't require running the software. I assume the rest of time lineup does the same now. Only thing the DA forgets is RGB.

I got the DAv2 used last year, it was in use since 2021 and still has no issues except for the rubber coating getting worn on the side but I added grip tape and replaced the skates. The Haste I bought 3 years ago, used it for 1.5 years as daily and now serves as my travel mouse, still no issue. Only mouse that sort of died on me was a Razer Taipan last year, but it was over 10 years old already and I got it used in 2019. The sensor stopped registering, the buttons and light still work. I sold a DAv2 Mini 3 years ago to a friend, still uses it as his daily. Maybe I'm just getting lucky, but the condition I see some mice in online makes me wonder if it's just people being stupid with their gear, throwing it around and smacking it out of rage.

Keyboard: razer blackwidow v3 Didn't knew about wooting otherwise I would bought it instead of the blackwidow Mouse: HyperX Pulsfire Haste Bought it few years ago for very cheap, currently looking for a new one. Need something bigger, pulsfire haste feels very small. Mousepad: Razer Goliath xxl, nothing crazy Main Game atm Apex Legends Would like to get into valorant again but I never play solo q and my friends dont like that game

I have the haste wireless 1 and 2 and do love the shape, but completely unusable in game with the sensor skipping. As for the scroll wheel issues, I did not encounter any of those on either of my copies. I would stick to the wired haste if it is your only option. As some others suggested tho, there are many cheap clones of mice on AliExpress with comparable and sometimes even better hardware/software implementations. If you haven't already, check out eloshapes.com "find similar" and enter either of your two options and check out the plethora of similar shapes. It's unlikely you don't find a cheaper/equally priced option on AliExpress.

Ordered HyperX Pulse Fire Haste on this Cyber Mondey for 20.4€ , Razer was about 35€ and I prefered that honeycomb design. :) hope this will be an upgrade from my curent one G102. :)

Hey, im pulsefire haste enjoyer too and looking for replacement right now. Got recommendations for Teevolution Terra and DeathAdder V3 Hyperspeed based on my gaming+health palm grip research. Have you already looked for replacement?

hyperx pulsefire haste 1 or 2 you pick

Hyperx pulse fire haste, can double click if you're into that and is generally amazingly built

Fuck it go for hyper x pulse fire haste light and fucking durable raged 7 8 times always worked fine

I would recommend getting Hyperx Pulse haste it is light weight and fits perfectly fine on small to medium size hands and is pretty good IMO . Con - it is a honeycomb design so a spillage of water or any kind of heavy dust could damage the mouse quite easily, If this is not a problem then this is the probably the best mouse you could find for 3k to 4.5k . Extra - You also get grip tape on both the clicks , left and right side of the mouse as well as on the back . I used it for 2 years with no issues and then I accidentally dropped water on the mouse and then ya....

not sure why these are your only two options, lamzu maya x is a very similar shape and miles better, coming from someone who’s owned both the maya and the pulsefire haste, if your really on a budget the ipi float is also a similar shape and amazing value for money (read my review on it)

Hyper X pulse fire haste is a white mouse with blush pink accents, it’s also got LED lights and wholes in it for breath ability if she’s prone to hand sweating and it’s also super light weight and cute.

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The Razer deathadder V3 wired is the best of these prime has an ass sensor & the clicks aren't that great viper ultimate is a claw grip heaven but it's outdated and the pulse fire haste isn't that good if the wire is getting in the way try finding a mouse bungee

I use Hyperx Pulsefire Haste(wired). It's pretty good and lightweight. No issues so far, but then again I haven't used a lot of mice. Bought it for 2.8K I think

Depends entirely on what you find comfortable. The major difference in general gaming is that analogue sticks have finessed movement, but you can aim better with a mouse. Both can lead to carpal tunnel-like problems if you play too much (speaking from experience). A gaming mouse tends to be lighter, have more buttons and settings, and sometimes more robust (due to excessive use). Don't be drawn in by how they look, it's all about how they feel. Personal preference is Hyper X at the moment, and wired instead of wireless.