Pulsefire Haste Wireless Gaming Mouse

I've had my PC for six years now (it's a laptop, but it was pretty good back then). I used to have a big Redragon keyboard and mouse with a cheap mousepad. Then I upgraded the mousepad to a Hystar XL cloth, the mouse to a HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless (every mouse I get is around 60 grams, or whatever; I feel like anything below 50 is too light), and the keyboard to a Razer BlackWidow V3 65%. Now I've got a Hystar XL Aether glass mousepad. It's faster than cloth but still has a lot of control – I don't really notice a difference in control compared to cloth. I also have a new mouse coming soon, an MCHOSE A7 Ultra in black, which means it's mechanical, not optical. I'm getting it between the 12th and the 22nd. Later, when I can afford it, I'm going to change my keyboard too. It might be a slight downgrade in performance, but overall it will be way better in my setup.

pulsefire haste 1 is much better if u can find it and it goes for cheaper as well

Hyperx pulsefire haste 2 core wireless. I was using the first pulsefire haste wireless but the scroll wheel encoder broke. Couldn't be bothered to spend as much for the 2 but the core is a nice budget version. I bought the ATK A9 to try the GPX shape. It was good bcs it was so light. But I just couldn't find a grip with the shape.

i have same problem... its just to hard to drastically switch how you hold the mouse after a while... i will say oddly one of my other favorite mouse was the pulsefire haste... yes its much smaller but oddly it fits like a glove and was easy to adapt to... to me the mouse wheel position can be a deal breaker... it should be big and moved forward as much as possible and protrude significantly...... we're buying gaming mice... buttons should be big and easy to hit and spam

I second the Mchose, also had a Pulsefire Haste a while back and I like this one just as much.