Pulsar Gaming Gears - X3 Gaming Mouse

There is no better mouse for game. There are mouse more comfortable for specific sizes and grips (way you hold the mouse). Usually the most comfortable and standard is an ergo mouse like razer’s deathadder, lamzu’s thorn, pulsar’s x3, logitech superlight dex… But all of those are probably more expensive than ur budget

I have both the Terra Pro and the X3, shape wise the X3 feels wider and more bulbous. It’s great if you have a wider grip width but I prefer the classic shape and the Terra is a 1:1 of the 403/703. Also, in my opinion, I feel like the X3s coating is worse and I don’t like the clicks.

I've been happy with Pulsar. I've been buying Xlites since the first wireless. While I own a pair of V3 Larges, the V4 made no sense to me. It's a V3.1 that isn't justifiable if you already have the V3. (So I never bought a V4) I'm currently running the X3. First thing I noticed was how shitty their skates are. With the Xlites I always had corepads ready to go on day 1. I think their stock skates have gotten thinner. Very easy to scratch a soft cloth mousepad. That lip is awful. On one of my Xlites v3s I did take a Dremel sander to them. Even with corepads it would scratch a specific mousepad I was running. Hoping corepads will solve this for the X3, but they're not out yet. So I ordered some dots in the meantime. I'll just need a lot of them.

>Pulsar X3 reportedly sucks Damn. I've been loving this mouse for the last month now. I didn't know it sucks. I guess I need to find a new mouse /s I have zero issues with the mouse. No idea why somebody would say it "sucks." Curious, what specifically makes it "suck." Maybe these people are more accustomized to buying $40 mice off Aliexpress and don't find the value in Pulsar prices. Maybe the Teevolution Terra will be better bang for your buck. But there is nothing wrong with the Pulsar X3 if you're ok paying \~$100, $120 for 8K. \*\*The only thing I would say sucks about the X3 is the stock skates. Too thin. I feel like the edges of the mouse would scratch my soft mousepad at times. I switched to Corepad Dots since there are no 3rd party skates specifically for X3.

What do you mean "both completely died"? The right click? or the whole mouse? Because if its just a busted switch, those mice still retain a lot of resale value because of how easy it is to swap switches (for people with a soldering iron). Anyway, if the G703 is the shape for you. I'd buy a Pulsar X3, because it's the G703 shape but with optical switches so they won't break down like mechanical ones. It is $100 though. Or you could pre-order the Teevolution Terra, which also has the G703 shape. It's cheaper, and a lot of people would say they have superior optical switches. I think its $60. Or $80 w/8K dongle.

Lamzu thorn is a banger and cheaper then the DaV3 pro. The Pulsar x3 is also very good.

Mouse is a personal preference. Check out r/MouseReview and do your research. For example I used Razer Naga for mmorpgs for ages, but I strated playing FPS with my Wooting and wanted a more FPS friendly gaming mouse ... I quickly realised that the most popular ones are ABSOLUTELY TINY. I don't even have giant hands, I have 19,5-10,5 hands. For example I bought the VXE R1 PRO which is one of the more popular ones thanks to the price and quality, but I had to send it back, because I couldnt even reach the side buttons with how small it was. Did some more research, at least I had a reference point to look through elo shapes here: [https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/database) , so I just went through all mice with a reference for that VXE and Naga. Now I knew what I wanted: Mice as big as the Razer Naga, but lighter and with a hump in the back. I sorted them by size and ended up at Pulsar X3 that came out at the end of the year and I couldn't be happier. That was my journey of finding perfect mouse. I still use my Naga for mmorpgs and I switch to the Pulsar for every other game.

Hi! So I am from EU and I am still looking for an ergo gaming mouse that I can comfortably claw/palm grip with 20x10cm hands and I am deciding between: I like the most: **Pulsar X3** \- great shape, awesome design, good build quality and reasonable price. My only hesitation is because Boardzy said, that the “thumb” curve is too pronounced and DEX lets him hold the mouse in place better with the more flat shape on the DEX. **Logitech superlight 2 DEX** \- perfect shape, good quality, nice sensor position, etc. but giving 160$ for mushy side buttons just feels wrong. I like these less, because X3 and DEX have more pronounced back humps for more comfortable palm grip and these have the hump more in the middle: **Vaxee E1** **Maya X** **Maya Thorn** **Xlite V3 Large** So which one I should go for out of these? Am I forgeting about any alternatives? How about some asian clones of DEX that are reasonably priced? In the end I just need a big, lightweight mouse with 2K polling rate preferably with a back hump. I would pay for something premium like DEX, but only if it was perfect, not with questionable side buttons...

It is what it is ... I am forced to play FPS competitive games with a Razer Naga X atm and it's driving me crazy. so I think I can't wait anymore. All reviews/opinions/price comparing is leading me towards the Pulsar X3. I have no idea how much of a fail it will be, but at least it's a brand new release for okay money.

What are "bad raeshas" ? :D Are people getting rashes from the X3? :D Because I think I have to go for the X3 ... it's just 110 bucks which seems reasonable for such a new release. Time is of the essense and I just can't wait for new version of DEX or E1-CW to smooth out the imperfections.

It would depend on his hand size and grip type, if he's already used to an ergonomic mouse he might be using palm grip, some great choices would be Pulsar X3 or teevolution terra but both of those are quite expensive. Some other realistically priced options would be Delux M900pro, attack shark r1, and Ajazz aj179 pro. If he's fine with a symmetrical one instead of an ergo then some recommendations would be Attack shark X11, ATK X1, ATK A9, or Mchose A7 pro. I wouldn't recommend a vxe r1 pro max because it's shape is specifically tailored for claw grip, it will probably feel uncomfortable for him to cjange from a large palm mouse to a small/medium claw mouse.

I know I’m late to this thread, but I just wanted to leave a note for someone else who might find it helpful. As someone who has owned most flagship ergo mice at some point, I was constantly cycling through them trying to find something that felt as good as the 703, but lightweight. I used to buy a new mouse every 6 months. Nothing felt quite right. I haven’t even thought about my mouse since buying the X3. My only (very) minor gripe is that coating isn’t quite as nice as the G Pro.

this is a good review as the time passes from the moment this mouse was released several days ago. i will consider this or the Xlite V4 as my new "ergo" mice. great review bro

while that is true the Xlite V3 and V4 are practically priced the same in my area. so probably the only option that I would have given priced the same would be the V4. And I may consider that X3 as well since ranged around the ergo space for some reason

probably on the x3 having an additional hump at the back compared to the xlite v4. but spec wise both are really identical in this area [here is the comparison between the Xlite V4 and the X3 along with the specs at the bottom](https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=pulsar-xlite-v4-medium-vs.-pulsar-x3)

I liked the x3

Improved or worse depending on who you ask. I have been using the g403 for 5+ years and the x3 was not for me

The shape was the make or break for me, preferred everything about it except the clicks