The mouse is light and smooth. The RGB is limited, but that shouldn't be the main reason for buying a high performance mouse. The mouse fits my hand well, and I have larger than average hands I think. Clicks are responsive and side buttons have nice feedback as well. Battery life is incredible, often remaining at or near 100% after multiple days of use. The reason for four stars? The software. And all of these "high performance" gaming peripheral companies have terrible software. Razer, Corsair, etc. HyperX is right up there with them. I'm not sure why these companies don't invest in better software, but that's not my problem to figure out. The mouse regularly reverts to a different DPI. The side button assignments regularly remap, or stop working. And every time you open the NGenuity software, it spams you to upgrade to the new beta, which then you check, and it doesn't work with this mouse, or most of the other peripherals made before the past year. If you can deal with the aggravation of the DPI constantly switching, then this is a great mouse most of the time. Would recommend.

Been using the HyperX wireless mouse for daily work tasks over the past few weeks, and overall, it’s been rock solid. I was a little hesitant at first after seeing some posts about latency issues, but in my experience, it’s been smooth, no noticeable lag or input delay. One thing to note: this mouse is light. Like, noticeably lighter than most of the other mice I’ve used (Logitech G series, Razer, etc.). Took me a few days to adjust, especially with precision movements, but once I got used to it, it felt snappy and responsive. Battery life’s been solid so far, and the build quality feels decent for the price point. Buttons have a nice tactile click, and the wireless connection has held up without any drops. If you're looking for a lightweight wireless option for productivity (and maybe some casual gaming), this one's worth a look. Just be ready for that featherweight feel, it might throw you off at first.

ima huge logitech fan boy when it comes to mice but this mouse from hyperx is definitely competition for the pro x superlight from logitech. The buttons feel great not too loose but not too stuff either, the weight of 61 grams feels great too it doesnt make the mouse feel like its not there. The shape feels like the Superlight but somehow is better?!?! The battery life of 100 hours without a doubt is better than any other mouse like this one currently available. I definitely recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a more wallet friendly option for a gaming mice

[Employee of bestbuy] The Puslefire Haste 2 is such a great mouse, its light weight, quick, has great clicks, a strong scroll wheel and the sensor is perfect. Coming from the LPX superlight, the sensor doesnt differ too far and I’d even say its better than the LPXS minus the back hump. Other than that, this mouse gets the job done and has made me a better player. The added grips really help too as the mouse can feel “slippery” with out em.

would definitely recommend this. i have used a lot of mouse before but this one by far the best .