Pulsar Gaming Gears - X2H CrazyLight Mini Gaming Mouse

I think you should look into the Pulsar X2 Crazylight mini, it seems to describe exactly what you’re looking for. I felt the same way with the OP1 and I was satisfied with the Crazylight a lot more. Or you can look into the X2H Mini Crazylight that was just released today.

I think you should look into the Pulsar X2 Crazylight mini, it seems to describe exactly what you’re looking for. I felt the same way with the OP1 and I was satisfied with the Crazylight a lot more. Or you can look into the X2H Mini Crazylight that was just released today.

Yes I currently own one. It’s a very solid fingertip size, claw you may struggle a bit because it’s actually pretty tiny lol. The medium is definitely the best one for your hand size trust me.

(Hand size 19.5 x 10.5, straight finger relaxed claw grip) Shape is as subjective as it is challenging to design for a broad market. In my hand, the OP1 feels like a work of art, like it was designed in the hand, rather than CAD. The width is no issue to me (at the time of writing this) coming from an MZ1. That said, I would like to see a Shorter version with a more aggressive slope (like the MZ1) that doesn't FILL the palm as much, while still offering some slight contact for support/stability without restricting vertical movement. Is there another mouse on the market like what I described above? This shape has serious potential for my hand/grip but it's just fills too much of my palm... Would love to see a new iteration of this beautiful shape design.

Interesting. I've tested an X2 Crazylight recently. The X2H CL seems to address the exact issues shape issues I had with the X2. The X2 felt slightly too wide in my hand. The higher rear hump of the X2H looks like it could be an improvement as well.

Yeah, that's why most people get mad when you suggest Corsair. And I think the encoder and/or side buttons are maybe still mechanical. What I originally wanted to suggest was a Pulsar X2H (any of the variants, but especially the CrazyLight). But because you decided to try the Xlite V4 (which I had forgotten about), which is wider, I decided not to.

Scyrox v8 - favourite mouse at the moment Pulsar X2h Crazylight mini oder medium

most of the newer puslar shapes are pretty derivative of older mouse from companies like Zowie, the most unique most they have is probably the X2H, and while I personally don’t own a G-Wolves mouse, They undoubtedly have some of the most uniquely shaped and built mice on the market, they’ve been that way for a while.

all of pulsar’s flagship mice are on sale for under $100 on Amazon, I just bought their recently released X2H CL Mini for ~$70+tax.

yea I’ve been using it for a week and I’m absolutely loving it it.

How about you get that XS-1 sensor micro-movement sluggishness fixed this year @Pulsar. I would love to use my Tenz or X2H CL.

All are good if you want the most lock in feel and want to feel the hump get the X2H cl. I had the op18k v2 dark frost and the hump is small but it gives enough support for flicks.

Ec3-dw over pulsar xlite crazy light for me for op's hands I think the xlite cl will be good for his hands he might not like the extra size of the ec3-dw idk.

If you mean the small x2 cl big of change this mouse a lot smaller and have a nimble feel

X2 crazy light mini

I haven't tried this shape but I think it will be a good fit for 16cm hands your current mouse is big, heavy, and forces you to palm the mouse. With the X2 cl mini it's small mouse so you have better grip in this mouse whether claw/fingertip

Op18k v2 X2 cl mini / xlite cl Hitscan hyper light Deathadder V3 hyperspeed

I forgot to add the x2h cl really good mouse for aggressive claw

Definitely too big get something like the xlite crazy light, ec3-dw or ec2-dw

Op1 is similar dimensions to the rvm it has thin flat sides but still has a curvature to it and hump towards the back, X2h mini concave sides with a tall aggressive rounded back hump the sides are similar to the sora. Sora v2 the hump isn't as tall and aggressive as the X2h mini

Lamzu Inca and tenz are great but imo too full in hand especially the tenz mouse it's bigger than the inca the best choice here would be the x2 cl mini shorter length - easy vertical movement the wider sides of the x2 cl mini helps for stability and the hump isn't pronounced on the back so it's better for hybrid grip style

Unknown Semi Pro here who is the Marvel Rivals DreamHack Dallas 2025 Champion. I'm still using last gen's PAW3395 Sensor with a Pulsar X2H Mini with the upgraded dongle. I personally use 2K Polling Rate on this mouse exclusively for FPS Stability and Battery Life while being able to take advantage of smoother/more responsive aim. Config: - 1600 DPI (To fully saturate sensor) - 2Khz Polling Rate - 0ms Debounce Time - Motion Sync: OFF - Enhanced Pointer Precison: OFF (Windows) - Override High DPI Scaling : ON (Windows) - Raw Accel GUI: Rotational Adjustments (Windows) I have had no need to upgrade as of late as in my opinion, Shape is King and this mouse does everything I need to my personal standards. I have upgrade paths like the Pulsar X2H Mini V3 or Crazylight Variants that utilise a variant sensor of the PAW3950, but haven't had the need to make the slight incremental upgrade. Been focusing my upgrades on Audio Equipment instead for when I play on other competitive games like Overwatch (Former Top 500 Player) or for use on my leisurely time with my friends on Battlefield 6. But in my professional opinion, the Mousepad and Mouse Skates affect the actual mouse more than anything else. It's 2025. Near every mouse and cheap chinese knock off is quite competitive. It's just about finding shapes these days and finding Pads/Skates to pair with your mouse. I used to have inconsistency in tracking and would aim to skip a lot. Changing my Pad to an Artisan Key 83 from a LGG Saturn Pro changed my aim completely. It was never the mouse holding me back, it was the consistency of my Pad. Deadspots/ or Muddy-ing affects from normal wear. Slower Pads were just clashing with my aim style. I vouch for Magic Ice or Tiger Ice V2 Skates to pair with ANY mouse as well. Mousepad / Mouse Skates > Mouse.

Take that dirty sock off your hand/ forearm to start with and you'll be able to lock in and grip your mouse better. You might unfortunately need to find a new mouse shape. Check Pulsar, they have every shape for any grip style. Finger Tip Mice, X2H Mice for protruded Humps if you need that extra grip inside your palm, etc. Comfort is king when it comes to aiming remember that. Terrible Cheap Chinese Arm Sleeves like the sock you're wearing aren't helping either if it makes the main contact point/ base of your mouse of your grip (your palm) not as sticky. Your mouse is shifting around constantly in your hand because of that dirty sock. Get a gaming sleeve that is just for the forearm if you're going to do a Relaxed Claw Grip. The dirty sock you have on right now is good primarily for finger tip grip only. So it will hinder your current style right now. I personally don't recommend sleeves unless you are on glass or live in a humid environment. If these two conditions aren't met, take it off. As a sleeve with just tug at the fibers of your mouse pad, slow you down and create aim skipping / inconsistency in your aim. **You never want to fight against your gear. It should feel natural and effortless like an extension of your body.** *Based on this photo, opt into a Pulsar X2H Mini or X2H Mini Crazylight. Coating is so good you won't need those cheap grips that get oily after an hour and hinder you further. Pair the mouse with with Magic Ice or Tiger Ice v2 skates. Dots or Full Size PTFE and you'll be straight. Stay away from the terrible Mouse Pads with designs on them too. Look into Lethal Gaming Gear's Mouse Pad Line like the Saturn Pro, or get an Artisan Mousepad preferably to really dial in and mature your aim further. I personally recommend the Artisan Key-83 as a versatile pad capable of performing in any FPS title comfortably. Good if you don't just stick to one game.*

Take that dirty sock off your hand/ forearm to start with and you'll be able to lock in and grip your mouse better. You might unfortunately need to find a new mouse shape. Check Pulsar, they have every shape for any grip style. Finger Tip Mice, X2H Mice for protruded Humps if you need that extra grip inside your palm, etc. Comfort is king when it comes to aiming remember that. Terrible Cheap Chinese Arm Sleeves like the sock you're wearing aren't helping either if it makes the main contact point/ base of your mouse of your grip (your palm) not as sticky. Your mouse is shifting around constantly in your hand because of that dirty sock. Get a gaming sleeve that is just for the forearm if you're going to do a Relaxed Claw Grip. The dirty sock you have on right now is good primarily for finger tip grip only. So it will hinder your current style right now. I personally don't recommend sleeves unless you are on glass or live in a humid environment. If these two conditions aren't met, take it off. As a sleeve with just tug at the fibers of your mouse pad, slow you down and create aim skipping / inconsistency in your aim. **You never want to fight against your gear. It should feel natural and effortless like an extension of your body.** *Based on this photo, opt into a Pulsar X2H Mini or X2H Mini Crazylight. Coating is so good you won't need those cheap grips that get oily after an hour and hinder you further. Pair the mouse with with Magic Ice or Tiger Ice v2 skates. Dots or Full Size PTFE and you'll be straight. Stay away from the terrible Mouse Pads with designs on them too. Look into Lethal Gaming Gear's Mouse Pad Line like the Saturn Pro, or get an Artisan Mousepad preferably to really dial in and mature your aim further. I personally recommend the Artisan Key-83 as a versatile pad capable of performing in any FPS title comfortably. Good if you don't just stick to one game.*

For Pulsar, I would strongly suggest going with X2H Crazylight over the V3. They choose careful verbiage, so you’ll need to look very closely, but I believe they’re using different optical switches in the V3, and the Crazylight has much nicer ones. Edit: Can’t go wrong with Maya X, that mouse ticks all boxes. If you’ve ever used a GPX Pro it’s kinda like that only lighter. It’s got a big shape, it’s a large-ish mouse. A personal favorite of mine.

I’ve had both. X2H CrazyLight, and it’s not particularly close

Yes. Scyrox is a tiny bit longer, but nothing that makes much of a difference. Build quality, click quality, and coating are all better on CrazyLight though

Yeah. If the Scyrox hump was too big, the X2H isn’t going to feel any different