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Pulsefire Raid
#180 in Gaming Mice

HyperX - Pulsefire Raid

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_ELYSANDER_ • 11 months ago

Side buttons does not fit properly with thumb, miss click could happen. Hyperx pulsefire raid is the best if you do not need 6 or more buttons on the side. Maybe aerix 9 from steel series.

r/wow • Recommendations for MMO mice for small hands ->
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fineri • 7 months ago

I like y hyperx raid, you can still snatch 1 or 2 if you look hard enough. 5 side buttons and tiltable scroll.

r/wow • What MMO mouse would you Recommend for WoW? ->
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Hot_Pirate2061 • 5 months ago

I had the exact problem with mices before. I got my hyperx raid a few years ago and its still going strong. Although knowing hyperx lately, they probably dont make it anymore, or even if they do they downgraded the quality greatly. I miss the old hyperx man.

r/MMORPG • MMO mouse: G502 Lightspeed might be dying... Any recommendations? ->
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itsmejak78_2 • about 2 months ago

I like my HyperX Pulsefire Raid It has 5 side buttons instead of 9 to 12 I don't find myself having enough controls or macros on the mouse for that many side buttons

r/fo76 • Bethesda gave zero thought to players with physical limitations re auto axe ‘power tools’, melee really. ->
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KevinJay21 • 6 months ago

HyperX raid is perfect for me in FF14. 4 side buttons and L/R mouse tilt. Remapped DPI button as well. Super comfortable and light. They stopped manufacturing it though, and my 5 year old one is on its last legs..

r/MouseReview • Is there a better MMO mouse than the Razer Naga ? ->
Negative
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Paulwalker2112 • 5 months ago

I have the pulsefire raid, and im planning on replacing it due to the mouse wheel. Turns out there is a flaw where dust will get into the mousewheel and prevent it from knowing the difference between scroll up vs down. I also have an issue with my hand cramping on the mouse.

r/MouseReview • Mouse with 4-5+ side buttons, but not 8+ like MMO mice? ->
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V-FUN-V • 7 months ago

Ive had multiple nagas and multipe scimitars, and now currently daily a hyperx pulsefire raid. A hell of a lot cheaper than the other two, and have had -zero- issues with it.

r/wow • What MMO mouse would you Recommend for WoW? ->
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GreatWightSpark • 9 months ago

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.

r/skyrim • Game controller VS gaming mouse ->

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