Pulsar Gaming Gears - X3 LHD CrazyLight Mini Gaming Mouse

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I feel like there's a much bigger difference in quality between those sorts of mice to Pulsar than there is between the Tenz or Crazylight and the $160 ones. Pulsar seems to have figured out the best scroll wheel while everything else is quite good when you still have zowie, logitech, vaxee, struggling. Especially the two recent vaxee mice they gave the recommended to, worse coating, weight, wheel, price, and even worse 14-day return period, 1-year warranty instead of 2 and you can see how unreliable that site can be. Worth the effort to try and maintain a semblance of objectivity.

Viper V3 Pro prob the most popular and mainstream mouse. GPX 1 and 2 still about equal with viper combined. Pulsar's two recent releases TenZ & Crazylight have some of the best overall quality and durability in the business. Unfortunately none of their other offerings so far include the pulsar opticals. But I do think the X2 mini or crazylight version might be what you want, smaller mouse you can reach the front area with very light clicks. x2h mini version if you want higher-hump at the back. Lamzu, waizowl, mchose are some of the more well-regarded value OEMs but the prices are rising so oftentimes now you can get some of the OG models for cheaper on ebay.

I’m using the x3lhd. I thought there was something wrong with me and that I was just imagining things. At first, I thought it was because of the mousepad (I tried three different ones). In the meantime, I plugged in my old G Pro X with double-click issues(no floaty feeling), and in the end I still have the same floaty feeling, not to mention the creaky plastic under the thumb appear after 2months. The supergrips that came with the mouse only lasted about two weeks , after that they felt just like the cheapest tapes from AliExpress. I’m not an expert when it comes to mice, but if I’m spending 110 euros, I would expect better quality. On top of that, I waited six months for the mouse due to multiple delays. So its my first and last Pulsar mice for now.

Vaxee XE-S (Left Handed Version) for small mice, Pulsar X2a series as well as X3 Left Handed Edition.

You know. I like them a whole lot. They are bad about verbiage, so I will say it this way: if you're looking at a Crazylight model, you've found the right place. Otherwise, go look at the Crazylight version for whatever you're interested in shape-wise. X2 CL is a fav, X3 CL is a new fav, but I was really disappointed by one of my mice of theirs (a non-Crazylight) which turned out to use confusing verbiage about which switches it used, thus there is the problem. The best way to ensure you're getting the best of their product line, is to get the CL (X2 CL, X2H CL, XLITE CL, X3 CL). They're becoming more mainstream, they will be sold in Best Buy stores now, and I hope there are demo units, because it will give a lot of people all new exposure to our weird little niche and it will help some of us pick on a mouse because we can walk into a retail store and try out the shape. So big win on that. They're good enough that a major retailer like Best Buy worked out a deal to carry their gear, so IDK. We'll see where they go in the future, the switch verbiage thing irks me a little though and the above 3 referenced brands have nothing that irks me about. Well, Zowie, their black mice recently are fingerprint magnets with my DNA for some reason. Other than that, nothing lol. Here's one tidbit: Zowie is making a shape kit, which has demos of 14 or so of their shapes, which (probably for a hold) they'll ship to you, so you can select a mouse, then you ship back the kit to them. Isn't that awesome? That's super pro-consumer, and they are the kings of shape - almost every shape we discuss throughout this board to this day originally started out as a Zowie shape. Pretty cool IMO. EDIT: FWIW, I own 3 Pulsar mice (well, 4 technically counting a Gen 2 Xlite) and would rate 3/4 of them absolute Top 5 mice. The other 1 mouse I would rate as "I would let go of this", it just had mushy switches. Go figure.

I have the x3 crazylight. It might be the most comfortable mouse I have ever had.

Pulsar X3 Size 2, endgame for me 19x9 handsize for reverence with relaxed clawgrip

based. OP1 and Pulsar Crazylight are absolute Ftip/Claw hybrid goats

The weight is perfect actually. Tried the pulsar crazylight and scyrox v6/v8 which are <40g. For games like valorant and cs2, the op1s weight gives better stability during microadjustments or holding angles. Replaced them with the bigger skates that came with it. Control is top notch. I keep debating bet. Superlight 2 vs the OP1. I have a fingertip/claw grip and the op1 gives me more confidence in game.

Pulsar Crazylight - soft clicks and just feels great.

Worth it for hours of daily comfort and zero pain.

I weirdly use the exact same [mouse](https://i.imgur.com/TrSgupY.jpeg), mousepad, skates, and mouse grip (also working on tension management) so I felt compelled to reply. I saw you were considering the Pulsar Crazylight? I did try that mouse several months ago and [these were my thoughts on it](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1jloc7o/comment/mk5jums/?context=3). I basically think the Hitscan's hump makes it the better choice for this kind of grip where the X2CL felt lacking in support even though I don't use palm contact to grip my Hitscan like you. I wouldn't recommend the X2CL personally. >is too much of my wrist/thumb/palm sitting on the pad and creating drag/friction I've been thinking about getting an arm sleeve for this reason.