Pulsar Gaming Gears

X2H v3 Mini Gaming Mouse

Pulsar Gaming Gears X2H v3 Mini Gaming Mouse

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Last updated: Oct 16, 2026

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Reddit IconImpossible-Fly6909
5 months ago

Hi everyone, this is my first post, but I'm really exhausted trying to find a mouse that's right for me. I had the G Pro X Superlight for two years and was happy with it (I don't remember any particular feelings about it), then I had this Pulsar X2H V3 Mini for a year and returned it because the aiming felt "nervous and inconsistent," or at least it didn't feel like it did before. Now I'm mainly undecided between the GPX2 and the new Viper V4 Pro. I'm open to any advice. Thanks a lot everyone. (It may also be that the shape in the photo is forced by the mouse since it is the mini version of the x2h)

5 months ago

the hump was too aggressive for me and it felt too small, I tended to curl my fingers too much towards an aggressive claw

Reddit IconAerisan
6 months ago

You have the same hand size as me, I recently got the pulsar x2h v3 which is perfect for claw, from yourpics I would say you are fingertip so realistically any small mouse would be good for you since you need room to move the mouse around with your fingers without it hitting your hand

Reddit Iconassy_mcgeee
12 months ago

Totally a viable option lol. I couldn’t decide between the OP1w and the X2H v3 but ended up buying the OP1 AND an Mchose L7 Ultra because the mchose was so much cheaper and basically the same shape as the pulsar. Depending on if you want something like the OP1w/X2H v3 vs the Rival 3/Maya I’d highly recommend their L7/A5 mice. Build/software/performance is awesome on my L7, I just personally liked the OP1w shape more. My hand size is 19x10.5 fwiw. Oh and btw from looking at eloshapes, the sensor in the Rival 3 is pretty far back towards the palm. The L7 is probably the closest to that position of any of the mice mentioned, even though that’s not as important as shape. Hope you can find a shop to try some stuff out!

Reddit IconCool_Stand_2610
9 months ago

Pulsar X2hv3 has a bigger rear bump so it should fit claw grip better if you find the vv3 pro uncomfortable. I have a similar hand size and claw grip and it worked great for me.

Reddit IconImagineSquirr3l
10 months ago

Hi there, I have pretty large hand (21cm) and I have issue finding something really confortable. I am pretty low sens (45 to 50 /360 + rawaccel jump curve for wide flicks and turn), Obsidian air donuts, hien mid pad. Out of the mouse I have tried: x2h v3: too small and narrow and cannot find a way to hold it naturally. Viper pro v2: way too flat Maya x: My favorite so far, size wise it's almost there but I need to had a good 3mm pad on its right side body (under my far right knuckle and palm) to make it work. Also the inward side curve is way too aggressive and hurt my pinky, added another 2mm pad... Zywoo medium: actually my favorite shape, gives me the most stability and can still micro adjust just fine, it's length is perfect, but the bottom left (thumb muscle are) is way too pronounced, Im OK if I have to make contact here but it just make me unnecessarily tilt my mouse to the left. For some reason, it looks like ergo shape is the most suited. Form what I gathered, a great shape would be the THORN, but it looks it might be too small for me and it's been unavailable for a while anyway (definitely unavailable where I live). Any other recommendations under 60g? TLDR: Slightly bigger alternative to the thorn? Or Maya X alternative with no slide curve and higher forward hump?

Reddit IconKind-Independence978
8 months ago

I just got the Pulsar X2H Mini Demon Slayer, and I’m honestly loving it. It’s a small and very lightweight mouse, which makes it great for palm grip, especially if you have smaller hands. It feels amazing and I would definitely recommend it. Before this one, I used Logitech mice. They were really beautiful and matched the aesthetic I like, but unfortunately they ended up developing double-click issues over time.

8 months ago

Yeah, it’s a shame that this happens so often. That’s actually one of the reasons I chose this mouse, it has optical switches, so it should avoid the double click issue

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