Pulsar Gaming Gears - Xlite V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

I have first batch xlite v2 regular and mini as well as x2 mini and x2-h mini and none of them have any creaking or sensor issues, even after few months of use. Makes me wonder am I just lucky or do people just literally gorilla grip their mice and throw them all over the room or something? Just seen this sort of hate towards Pulsar which feels a bit unjustified, especially when it also comes from people who have not tried their products. I bought recently x2-h mini just to find out if there's bad QC like everyone says, and I have zero issues. I do agree that they come up with revisions and "refresh" models a bit too quick where nothing seems to have changed. Going from V2 -> V3 is probably pretty big jump and I plan on at some point to buy Xlite V3 mini just to replace my current V2. Something Pulsar could improve on is weight balancing.

There are tons of affordable light gaming mice these days, for instance I use a pulsar xlite v2 (for my big hands) and after I wore out the skates I bought some generic dot skates which should last me (pack of 40 and I only use 6 at a time).

I've got an Xlite V2 (medium) that's served me well over the years and it fits my big hands decently well. Every now and then I have a crisis where I can't find a comfortable grip, but that's just me. Battery life and performance check out just fine for the price. The biggest issue which might still be a me issue is that I've been chewing through skates pretty quickly, tried OEM, aftermarket replacements, glass, dots and all of them wear within a few weeks to months to the point that it shows me down too much. Now I just replace the front dots every couple of weeks since a lot come in a package.

I would recommend checking out **WOOT**. It's an Amazon company, and you can find used, like-new, or new keyboards and mice on there. They have really good options, and I would check around there. For reference, I got a Keychron K3 V2 for $25 NEW and a Pulsar Xvlite 2 for $29.99 NEW. [Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse](https://computers.woot.com/offers/pulsar-xlite-v2-wireless-gaming-mouse-12?ref=w_cnt_lnd_cat_pc_9_11) \- On Woot For keyboards, avoid big brands like Razer, Corsair, HyperX, Logitech, etc. They are overpriced and garbage, terrible switches and sound, getting a niche-r brand in comparison, and you can get a really good keyboard. Aliexpress has a LOT of good keyboards, such as AJAZZ AK680 Max, which has magnetic switches, which is AMAZING for the price of only $35. Aliexpress also has Attack Shark mice, which, depending on the model, can be good for the price of $30. Check out reviews on the various models. Some have really good sensors.

Large hands. Pulsar Xlite V2 Medium, nice large hump in the middle, highly recommend for palm grip.

I don't know if this mouse is available in your country, but I'm using this one - https://www.pulsar.gg/pages/calendar-detail-xlite-v2-retro-grey

Thank god I got attached to the OP1 shape, I had the same issue of 27 mice. * OP1 8K White + Corepads * OP1w v2 4K Dark Frost * OP1we White * XM1r Dark Frost * Starlight Pro TenZ Small + Tiger ICE * HSK Plus Lite Pink * Hati S Ace Wireless + Corepads * Hati S Plus 4K Transparent Black * Hati S Plus 4K White + Obsidian Dots * Hati S Plus Classic + Ghostglide Dots * HTX 4K Ruby Red + Obsidian Dots * Lamzu Atlantis Mini * Logitech G Pro Superlight White * Pulsar X2 Super Clear Mini * Pulsar X2H Mini Black * Pulsar Xlite Mini Black + Corepads + Grips * Pulsar Xlite V2 Red * Razer Orochi V2 White + Superglides * Razer Viper Mini + Corepads * Sprime PM1 * Vaxee NP-01S Blue Wireless + BTL Grips * Vaxee NP-01S White * Vaxee Outset AX Funspark * Vaxee XE White * Xtrfy MZ1 + Corepads * Zowie EC2-A + Corepads * Zowie ZA13-C + Corepads

The V2 XLites are like this and it’s actually wild how hard they made them to clean. To get at the screws you have to take the skates off and there aren’t any extras in the box so if you aren’t careful you’ll have a skate less mpuse

The problem is buying a very expensive Pulsar when their quality control is terrible. My experience isn't good; my X-Lite V2 had problems with the scroll wheel and the side button had double-click issues.

The problem is buying a very expensive Pulsar when their quality control is terrible. My experience isn't good; my X-Lite V2 had problems with the scroll wheel and the side button had double-click issues.

>This guy always doesn't recommend Pulsar mice That's just not true. The [Xlite](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite/7.html) got the Editor's Choice award. The [Xlite Wireless](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-wireless/7.html), [Xlite v2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-wireless-v2/4.html), and [Xlite v2 Mini](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-v2-mini-wireless/7.html) all got the Editor's Choice and Great Value awards (note that these were $80 or less, similar to Scyrox now). The [X2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2/7.html), [X2 Mini](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2-mini/7.html), [X2 v2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2v2/8.html), [X2H](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2h/9.html), and [Xlite v3](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-v3/8.html) each received the Highly Recommended award (launch price for these was closer to $100). Only the last four Pulsar mice reviewed by pzogel didn't get any awards; keep in mind that these four all had some level of polling instability with a launch price of $130-180, while cheaper mice like the [DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/razer-deathadder-v3-hyperspeed/7.html) ($100) had no such issues. It's easy to see why Pulsar no longer stands out enough to warrant a recommendation as they've become pricier and less competitive.

>This guy always doesn't recommend Pulsar mice That's just not true. The [Xlite](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite/7.html) got the Editor's Choice award. The [Xlite Wireless](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-wireless/7.html), [Xlite v2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-wireless-v2/4.html), and [Xlite v2 Mini](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-v2-mini-wireless/7.html) all got the Editor's Choice and Great Value awards (note that these were $80 or less, similar to Scyrox now). The [X2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2/7.html), [X2 Mini](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2-mini/7.html), [X2 v2](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2v2/8.html), [X2H](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-x2h/9.html), and [Xlite v3](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/pulsar-xlite-v3/8.html) each received the Highly Recommended award (launch price for these was closer to $100). Only the last four Pulsar mice reviewed by pzogel didn't get any awards; keep in mind that these four all had some level of polling instability with a launch price of $130-180, while cheaper mice like the [DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/razer-deathadder-v3-hyperspeed/7.html) ($100) had no such issues. It's easy to see why Pulsar no longer stands out enough to warrant a recommendation as they've become pricier and less competitive.

was planning to buy the xlite v4 quiccs edition. looks like ill re-ignite the hunt for the ec2-cw. im more of a buy it now than wait for the 2nd hand market to show up, i like to buy stuff new as ill get a out-of-the-box experience. maybe an execption for a used ec2-cw Also my xlite v2's scroll wheel decided to give up, tried to warranty it but its past 2 years of the coverage, i can get it repaired but ill need to pay for it.