HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless

4.5/ 5 Very good

pros and cons

Pros

• Ultra-lightweight
• Programmable buttons
• Adjustable DPI
• Multiple connectivity options
• Great battery life

Cons

• No on-board memory for profiles
• Grip tape looks odd against white mouse body
• Honeycomb body can hold dirt and hair
• No DPI throttle button

$59.99 at Amazon

If you've seen my review on the wired version of the HyperX Pulsefire Haste, you know it's my go-to mouse for gaming and for work. And having gotten to use the wireless version for a while now, I can honestly say I've got a new favorite; especially when it's paired with thePulsefire Mat from HyperX . 

It's an excellent option for anyone looking to buy a more basic gaming mouse to play a variety of game genres or a mouse that can easily transition between work and play.  

The ultra-lightweight body, now untethered by a USB cable, is even more comfortable to use during long work days or marathon gaming sessions, and the integrated, rechargeable battery provides plenty of work and play time on a full charge. There are a few minor issues I've had, but nothing that's a total deal breaker. 

So if you've been looking for an affordable, lightweight, no-frills gaming mouse, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless might be the best choice for you.

Table of contents

• Specifications
• Pricing
• Design and performance
• Connectivity and battery life
• HyperX Ngenuity App
• Pulsefire Mat
• Bottom Line
• Alternatives to consider

Specifications

Connectivity	2.4GHz wireless dongle, USB cable
Number of buttons	6
Programmable?	Yes
RGB lighting	Scroll wheel only
Weight	61 grams
Battery life	Up to 100 hours
Sensor	Optical
DPI	Up to 16,000
Color	Black or white

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Pricing

The Pulsefire Haste Wireless retails for$59.99 (