Xlite V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse

I still use the pulsar xlite v2 red edition. Helps a lot from switching between my razer viper v3 pro and lamzu Atlantis mini.

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.

Not a great mouse but the Glorious Model D and D- both have pretty quiet clicks. The Pulsar xlite v2 also has quieter clicks. I hate noisy clicks when I’m playing and besides office mice these were the quietest I could find so far.

I've been used some wireless mice that adjustable debounce time Pulsar Xlite V2 Glorious model o Glorious model D2 pro Roccat kone pro waizowl ogm pro And I bought Attack Shark R1 yesterday. just around $25 I don't know about durability, but I liked this mouse. I can adjust key response time to 4ms. It is good for butterfly click. I'll use this on my main mouse.

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.