Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mouse is a really good mouse and overall I really like it the texture and the feel of the mouse it's very smooth and as well as a very lightweight mouse but recently I've been having issues after buying it not almost a month has gone by after me buying it and it started having issues like the cursor stops randomly while the mouse is still plugged in and on and so I have to unplug the mouse and plug it back in so then my cursor can move it's very frustrating and I'm not really sure if I like it because of that but overall other than that it's a good mouse.

The quality is excellent, offering exceptional value at this price point.

Pretty decent mouse would of been great had the hyperx logo had some rgb lighting as well. But really lightweight mouse and has a nice feel to it.

The HyperX Haste 2 is a super lightweight mouse. The grip tape that comes with it makes using the mouse for long periods a breeze. Also the 8000 hz polling rate is an advantage in competitive FPS games.

I bought this after my second Haste 1 plastic broke. It is more durable and can have a polling rate of up to 8k (even tho most games max out at 2k).

Perfect mouse, if you don’t mind a wired gaming mouse. This one feels better and has better build quality than nearly all the 150$ ones that I’ve tried.

It was a very good product and it works very well packaging is very good

Smooth and best mouse i tried for everyday use and even for graphic 3D.

Dont buy thos mouse, roller is not worth putting up with. It scrolls down and wont scroll up. Just replaced it , with steel serious

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 is a stellar choice for anyone seeking a lightweight, high-performance gaming mouse with vibrant RGB lighting. Weighing in at just 53 grams, it's incredibly nimble and comfortable to use, especially for long gaming sessions. The sleek, honeycomb-free design feels smooth and is easy to grip, and the PTFE skates on the bottom make it glide effortlessly across any surface. Plus, with a 26,000 DPI sensor and incredibly low latency, it's responsive enough for the most intense gaming needs, from competitive FPS to fast-paced RTS games. One of the standout features is its customizable RGB lighting, which adds a nice aesthetic touch without being overbearing. The color presets are vibrant, and the HyperX software makes it easy to tweak both the lighting and performance settings to match your style and gameplay needs. However, there are a couple of minor downsides. While the Pulsefire Haste 2 is durable, the lightweight build can feel a bit too light for those who prefer a mouse with more weight, which could impact precision for some users. Additionally, the HyperX NGENUITY software, though feature-rich, can be slightly clunky to navigate at first. Overall, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 delivers on both performance and design, making it an excellent option for gamers seeking a high-quality, lightweight mouse with RGB flair. Just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve with the software, and possibly some adjustment to its ultra-lightweight feel if you're used to a heavier mouse.

Good light gaming mouse. Had a razor mouse before and it was too heavy and the scroll wheel felt off during gameplay. This hyperX mouse has felt great and the RBG makes it very stylish.

I bought Hyper X Haste mouse for third time, I have the first Hyper X Haste 1 model with is almost the same like 2 but it has honeycomb body and the buttons are a little more harder on pressing. This year I bought the Hyper X Haste 2 for the second time, because the one I bought 1.6 years ago started making clinging noise from the spring of the right mouse button, it was working fine but that sound was annoying also the scroll wheel was skipping sometimes. Even though the build quality is not great and it didn't even last 2 years which is what the warranty is, but this mouse is the only one that fits my hand perfectly, I tried all kinds of mice Logitech G pro, Razer Viper, Razer Basilisk, Razer Cobra, Glorious Model O 2, none of them is comfortable in my hand as the Hyper X Haste 2, so even though the mouse is not very durable it's just perfect for my hand. It's about $60 normal price and I got it on sale for $40 , but for $60 is too expensive and I wouldn't buy it at that price.

very high quality mouse comes with grips extra mouse glides, very light weight and durable highly recommended.

It really is lightweight, it slides across my mousepad with ease. I have large hands and so sometimes I struggle with finding a comfortable mouse but this one is perfect. I game for hours with this. Would buy again.

I just needed a new Hyper X mouse to replace to the one I previously used. But this one really took the cake, and performs much much better. For the price it's worth, I say it's worth the buy.

I use a hyper x headset and since it worked really well and all my other equipment kept breaking i tried using only hyper x equipment and it has lasted and works and feels great

Lightweight, almost to light, gaming mouse. Buttons are responsive and the button to modify the DPI is on top of the noise beneath the scroll wheel.

Light, comfortable, no issues so far. Would reccomend to a friend. if it broke buy it again, woudlnt look for a new one since this one checked all the marks

I bought this mouse as an upgrade to my Steelseries Rival 3 mouse. There was nothing wrong with my old mouse, I just wanted a higher DPI for faster movement. I already have a HyperX keyboard I like, so I figured this would be a safe bet. Boy was I wrong! Initially, I loved the feel of the mouse. It was lightweight and had plenty of DPI settings, including custom options. I also loved the grip tape included with the mouse. It made it feel more premium than it was. But then I tried to use the mouse. For some strange reason, it kept losing the position of the mouse. It was almost like I was lifting the mouse and putting it back down. It would lag for a second before the cursor would move again. It would do this constantly at random and it drove me crazy. I ended up going back to my old mouse and cutting my losses. This seems to be a known issue, but I was unable to find a solution to it online. This purchase soured me on HyperX mice. Disappointing because it felt premium, and had the exact settings I was looking for. Maybe I got a bad mouse, but I'm not willing to give them another chance to find out. I recommend you stick with Steelseries for mice. HyperX does make solid keyboards though.

Lightweight and easy on the hands and doesn't cause cramps after long use