Pulsar Gaming Gears X2 Crazylight Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 1.23 oz (35g), Optical Switch, 32000 DPI, 750 IPS, XS-1 Sensor, 8k Compatible (Jet Black)

Awesome mouse, coupled with an artisan type 99 feels soo good

I am the type of Person to never write an review, but this mouse.. its wonderful. I am someone who Used the Logitech Lightspeed before.. and i was going mad because i missed everything. Then i saw this beauty.. and the rest is history. (Absolute Cinema.) its perfekt. Trust me.

Very good mouse and very light, maybe a little too light for me but other than that excellent build quality and great mouse shape

It worked well for about 3 months then spontaneously stopped working. Not very reliable.

Mouse itself felt nice, not really short enough for my fingertip grip (i ended up going with an X2F which is great). I had an issue with the mouse dropping connection when it hit 50%ish battery, very frustrating so had to return it. At the time if functioning properly it would have been pretty decent value for money. Very simple to install, did work right off the bat but you need to install their software to update.

I don't usually bother with reviews, but I had to say something after using the product for less than a week. If you want a functioning scroll wheel, avoid this mouse at all costs. The sensor for the scroll wheel is so sensitive that any tiny spec of dust that enters the gaps of the mouse causes it to struggle with identifying if you scrolled up or down. You can scroll down 3 times and it will scroll up twice before finally moving down. The only "fix" for this is holding the mouse upside-down and frantically scrolling to dislodge any dust/debris. I've had to do this multiple times a day and sometimes even after doing it, the scroll wheel still doesn't function as it should. Apparently this is a common issue with pulsar mice in general after looking for fixes online. If the scroll wheel worked as it should, I'd give it a 5 stars, the mouse shape, responsiveness and 8k polling are great. Scroll wheel ruins the product.

とにかく軽い。 剛性は完璧ではないものの、この軽さを考えると充分すぎるレベル。 クリック感も軽い力で押せてかつハッキリとした感触があり、万人受けしそう。 形状はGPRO形状からマウス前方の位置を低くして、相対的にマウス後方がやや高くなったつかみ持ち向けのもの。 ただ他の腰高形状のマウスと比較してそこまでの高さはないので、かぶせ持ち以外の人ならどんな人にも合いそうなクセの少ない形状。

Es un mouse muy ligero, se siente la calidad, espero me dure un buen tiempo

Great weight and build. very small mouse compared to gpro x so if you like smaller mice it’s for you! Wouldn’t buy for msrp but for discount very worth it!

Worthy of praise because of the light weight and absolutely immaculate skates.The soft matte coating and the added 8K dongle is a huge plus. Highly recommend if you have the money and it fits your hand size

I’ve only been using this mouse for a short time, but I’m already impressed. As the name implies, it is extremely lightweight, and the click quality feels significantly better than the Logitech Superlight series. After watching Optimum’s YouTube review comparing the Superlight 2c to the Crazylight, I decided to try both—and I believe the Crazylight outperforms the Logitech in nearly every aspect. While Optimum noted that the click latency is slightly lower on Logitech’s side, I personally haven’t noticed any real difference during gameplay. The performance feels responsive and precise. My only concern is long-term durability. My previous mouse, the Endgame Gear OP1 We, performed well initially but developed scroll wheel issues after about nine months. I’m hoping the Crazylight’s scroll wheel holds up better over time, because this is easily one of the best-feeling mice I’ve used in a while.