Grippable sides ; Comfortable palm grip

Chintzy hollowness ; Can’t keep up with rivals

HyperX’s first gaming mouse falls behind its toughest rivals with a price to match and far fewer features much less performance.

No-fuss plug-and-play setup. Four sensitivity presets.

No customization options or software. Relatively low dpi ceiling. Right-handed use only.

The Pulsefire FPS is a no-fuss gaming mouse with a reasonable price and reliable performance. It has few frills, and the exclusion of any customization software is pretty uncommon, but it's still fully functional and comfortably designed. There's...

Very comfortable to hold and use ; Incredibly smooth motion and precision with Pixart 3310 sensor ; Plug & Play, no software to install ; Multiple DPI settings ; Responsive clicking with Omron switches

Additional thumb buttons may just be slightly out of reach for some ; Mouse is best suited for a palm grip, claw or fingertip will not work very well

If you’re looking for a solid gaming mouse, the HyperX Pulsefire FPS deserves your attention. It’s solidly built, very comfortable to hold, has a great sensor, and it’s completely plug and play.

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The Pulsefire FPS is really nice mouse and should be especially interesting for all users who like plug and play devices. There is nothing to configure, no drivers or software. Simply connect the mouse to USB port and use it. It’s an advantage for one...

With the Pulsefire FPS, the HyperX team has shown a lot has been learned along the way during their dive into the gaming peripheral market. From the start, the Pulsefire FPS falls in line with most lightweight mice, featuring an all-plastic body and...

Lightweight.

Could do with a £5-10 price cut to make it more competitive considering its limited feature-set.

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Plug-and-play ; Comfortabel ; Minimalistisch

Beperkte customisatie ; Laag dpi-plafond ; Enkel voor rechtshandigen