Pulsar Gaming Gears - X2 V3 Gaming Mouse

Hey everyone, It’s been a while! I’ve been using a Pulsar X2V3 and a X2V2 for work/gaming and previously a Final Mouse and a Razer DeathAdder. Right now, I’m using the Pulsar X2V3 as my daily driver, but it feels a bit average in quality. The coating isn’t great it’s hard to grip and the motion sync isn’t as good as other mice I’ve tried. On the plus side, the battery life, price, and performance are excellent. I’m using the black, medium-sized X2V3 for reference. I haven’t kept up with the latest mouse tech, so I’m curious: **What are the top-tier mice out there now?** *Does anyone also have any recommendation for any green or black/copper mouse aesthetic designs? Last time I checked Lamzu and WL Mouse were getting big.*

x2v3 mini is better for your handsize, basically if you want a wider op1. The medium x2v3 is for relax claw and palm grip with your handsize

What’s your hand size? Lamzu Maya X, g pro x superlight 1, pulsar x2v3, pulsar crazylight, xm2w, op1 8k or op1w 4k. There’s a good amount of options on Amazon for under $150. There’s also the Lamzu Maya smaller sized and Mchose A7

This or the XM2 if you can find it. Can't go wrong. If you must be wireless then go for the X2H. But beware people return Pulsar mice because the main clicks can be crap. I returned two X2H and an X2 V3 before getting decent copies.

I just got a X2 V3 and the clicks are terrible. They are so stiff I can barely double click. How is it on the Crazylight?

I don't think the Crazylight medium has shipped yet, except for review copies, so not sure how much info will be out there. The hump on the Hitscan is definitely more centered than the X2 v3 shape. Not sure what your hand size is, but I am around 20.5 x 10.5/11, and the Hitscan is weirdly accommodating compared to other small mice, especially if you're looking at comparables on Elo Shapes. X2 medium is also a bit wider than the Hitscan. Not as wide as an XM2, but it's noticeable compared to the Hitscan/other smallish mice. X2 also has flatter sides, IMO, than the Hitscan, and both have a similar sensor placement. Really just comes down to your hand size and whether you prefer a center hump or a rear hump. Both shapes work with more aggressive or relaxed claw shapes if you have bigger hands. If you have smaller hands, the X2 will fill out your palm thanks to the hump. Not sure what size ULX you have, but to me, even the classic feels flatter than both of these. Classic is significantly wider, but I have never felt that the Hitscan was too narrow for me personally. Elo Shapes is deceiving on this one, because the Hitscan is listed as a narrower mouse than, say, the Viper SE, but it definitely feels wider and more stable.

Monitor: MSI MPG 271QRX 1440p 360HZ OLED Mousepad: Artisan Zero XL Soft Mouse: Pulsar X2 V3, 8K Dongle Headphones: Sennheiser HD 560S Mic: Samson SAC01 Condenser Mic Audio: Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen Keyboard: Madlions Nano68 Pro (Chinese Hall Effect MelGeek Made68 Pro clone) Chair: Large generic leather office chair heavily modified for my posture and desk setup Desk: Two generic office desks modified for my posture (setup in a L-configuration) Game: Valorant, current Diamond 2

I have an Atlantis and my scroll wheel has turned to mush and get stuck between scroll steps and I constantly get ghost scrolls because of it. I'll be in the middle of a gunfight and I'll just randomly jump. My Superlight 2 has more defined steps but still can sometimes get stuck between steps. The best scroll wheel I've used has been on my pulsar x2v3, that thing has been flawless. I'll add that it takes a bit more effort to scroll because the steps are slightly more defined but for me that's not a negative.

If it has to be one of those two, then clearly the Logitech one. I would never recommend razer as long as they don't fix their software bloat. But honestly, I advise you against any of those in comparison to the price. If you don't want to bother, a safe pick would be the superlight 2 from Logitech or Pulsar x2v3. If you have any interest in getting the most out of your purchase, really use the community you find here. Measure you hand height and width, take a pic of the way you grip any mice and let the ppl here recommend you something modern from other then the big players Logitech and razer. You can save some bucks and even get more out of it, if you get recommendations from other, not so popular to everyone, brands. TLDR: Check out Logitech superlight 2 or share hand size for recommendations. Neither of the two mice are considered good recommendations for the price.

Something like the pulser x2 should be comfortable

Pulsar V3 es or Vaxee E1 2 of the FPS goats

I am using a Pulsar V3 and it looks boring AF but feels and performs great.

I'm going to second this. I have similar hands and just picked up an X2 non-mini. Love the shape, but if I wanted smaller I'd go x2 mini

Among those best option is pulsar 2 pro, it at least has 3335, other mouses have much worse sensors, though i would try to get quazar 2 ultra/pro

I love the Pulsar X2 series mice. Not sure about "best you can buy", but they're great, especially after the v3 rework. If they release a red X2H v3, ohhhhhhh, god, hold my wallet. You can also get the non-v3 models online for quite cheap. They do have some QC issues, but who doesn't nowadays? Pretty sure their customer support is fine and would help.

Quick thoughts as a certified Pulsar X2 shape enjoyer: * They keep insisting on putting the ridges around the skates. These are annoying as fuck on hard pads. IYKYK. * Anything other than an on/off switch on the bottom is a waste of weight. That's just my opinion, of course.

Mini ergos cater toward fingertip / claw grip for smaller hands. Smaller mice also lend themselves very well to games with a lot of verticality. Honestly as an ergo fingertip enjoyer I'd pick up this new mouse, but Pulsars XS-1 / 3950 firmware is not good.

I have all or most of the mice mentioned in your post, and similarly have had issues finding a mouse that had a right side that felt normal. The XM2w caused my hand to cramp (even tho I played awesome with it lol) The E1 is the best overall mouse I've ever used imho. The shape is second to none in my opinion. I have the ec2-dw, the pulsar super light size 1 & 2ES) and many other ergos that aren't nearly as comfy. The cons to the E1 are - the buttons have a specific bounce/spring to them, so there is a tiny bit of rattle if you slam your mouse often - the scroll wheel is fine - the side buttons have a bit of a corner to them, (I just sand it down) I'm currently switching between the E1, the Viper V3, the Zowie S2-dw Oh, and the Sora is an awesome mouse with a great shape. It's god a cool internal structure that was fun to mod and get the weight super low. I missed having the curved finger grooves (so I added my own) but overall it's an awesome mouse that I mained for months before I got into ergos. The pulsar super light is awesome, but had specific curves (along the right side and front) where I never felt 100% comfy. I have the v3ES and the v3 size 1, and both were a bit off for me. And I also didn't love the raesha optical switches.... Best scroll wheels tho! The XM2w is certainly the best built mouse of these three. If there was a version that didn't have such an aggressive inward curve along the right side I would likely be maining this mouse. That and I wish it had finger grooves... It's so solid tho... My personal rankings: 1. E1 2. Sora 3. Xlite (does the v4 still use Raesha optical switches??) 4. XM2w (but if you like the shape, its potentially #1)