Customer Ratings & Reviews

The HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro wireless gaming mouse has been a game-changer for me as I’ve been using it with my Acer Predator gaming PC. Comfort & Customization: The modular characteristics are what I appreciate most about the HyperX. Everything just snaps together with magnets, so I can switch shells, buttons, and side grips until I get the perfect feel for my hand. This no-tools design lets you easily change the height of the knobs to up to 16 different settings, enabling long gaming sessions. Performance & Precision: The mouse, powered by the HyperX 26K sensor, allows users to easily adjust the cursor speed up to 26,000 DPI, and the 650 IPS speed and 50G acceleration make it fast and accurate. It has a 4K wireless polling rate that delivers super responsive tracking, which is very important in high-pace games. Fantastic RGB style - per Key RGB LEDs and transparent switch housing create an explosionof led Color and effects. HyperX mechanical switches - these reliable key switches are a balance of responsiveness and accuracy with a short travel time and distance. Battery Life & Connectivity: Battery life is solid with up to 90 hours in 1kHz polling mode after a single charge. Even at the higher 4K polling rate, it still achieves around 30 hours of battery life, and for me that’s more than enough anyway. Two wireless connection options (2.4GHz and Bluetooth) enable versatile use, and you can use it while it’s charging thanks to a USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable. Software & Features: I can even customize the DPI settings, reprogram the buttons, adjust the polling rate and configure RGB lighting with the HyperX NGENUITY software. I can save one profile right on there and that’s cool for when I go from setups. Overall Experience: Adding the Pulsefire Saga Pro to my Acer Predator has made a massive difference to my gaming experience. With comfort and customization at the forefront, this is a top-tier gaming mouse. Whether you’re a competitive player or just looking for a reliable, customizable mouse input, the Pulsefire Saga Pro is a solid choice.

The HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro performs absolutely wonderful, with no noticeable latency while using it on 2.4 Ghz or Bluetooth wireless while gaming.It feels great in my hand and slides wonderfully across the cloth Glorious GMP 2 mousepad that I have sitting on my desk. The Saga Pro doesn't magically make you the next trick shooting prodigy but it's more than suitable for casual gaming.Battery Life HyperX says the Saga Pro lasts up to 90 hours with the polling rate being set at 1,000 Hz, and l've found it to be quite accurate. While testing, I had to charge it once every two weeks - or around 80 hours of constant use. The Verdict - 4/5I freakin love this mouse. The HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro shows that the company is well aware of its success with the Haste lineup over the years and isr". afraid to try out new, unique things. All in all if your looking for a great gaming mouse with smooth movements and comfort in the hand this one is beyond a winner for me. I’ve been through a lot of gaming mice and this one is in my top 5

The HyperX Pulsefire Saga Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is an excellent lightweight gaming mouse that can be customized to suit your needs. The mouse comes with two different varieties of all the main components, along with a wireless dongle, USB-C-to-A cable, extension adapter, grip pads for the sides and buttons, and an extra set of skates. These pieces allow you to customize the mouse as you see fit. The main shell is either round and flat, or round and slightly taller, which fits larger hands. The shell slides horizontally backward from the mouse body and is quite easy to change. With the shell off, you have access to change the main buttons, which are attached via magnets at the back. The buttons come as either slightly rounded and convex, or flatter and angled slightly away from each other. My personal setup for this mouse is the taller shell, flat, angled buttons, and side grip pads. This perfectly fits my XL+ hands and feels great. My kid prefers the flat shell, so it's nice we can each use the same mouse at different times and feel like it's customized to our needs. I have found that the customizations make this mouse the perfect companion for both gaming and daily use. It is lightweight while also feeling quite sturdy. The buttons are perfect, quick, and clicky. The DPI settings can be adjusted from a button on the bottom of the mouse, and the mouse can be set to connect via Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz via the dongle. I have charged the mouse once and used it for about 5 days without turning it off at night, and I haven't had to charge again. Even if I did, the cord that comes with the mouse is very lightweight and the braided cable cover is smooth and feels just fine to keep connected, if that's your style. All in all, I'm very happy with the Pulsefire Saga Pro, and I'd recommend it to any of my friends.

The amount of wireless gaming mice that are on the market today is overwhelming. This makes it hard to know, which one is good? Luckily, Hyper-X has had an affinity for making good quality gaming accessories, and this new version of their Pulsefire Saga Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse lives up to that good quality of mice. First, the default 1khz polling rate is fantastic. Paired with the 2.4GHZ dongle, the smoothness of the cursor is impeccable. And obviously your DPI is fully customizable, with some built-ins programmed into the mouse. Honestly, I have never had a mouse move so accurately and so smoothly. Not only is this mouse accurate and fast, but it has an incredible battery life of 90 hours and able to charge back up with a usb C cable. You can also hardwire the mouse, but who wants to do that!? With 90 hours of playtime, that is plenty to go without a charge in between multiple gaming sessions. The 4khz polling is almost overkill. I only use this in more competitive games where you need the most accurate pointers (like Warzone). I am not sure how much more it reduces the battery life since I rarely use it, but I would just assume youd get 25-30 hours with constant 4k polling. The mouse also comes with different weighted clickers and a body to contour best to your hands. The NGENUITY software that is used to micromange this mouse is pretty easy to use, and the fact it goes up to 26000 DPI is simply insane. If you need a mouse to end all gaming mice, then this is your mouse. I don't see my self using anything else for the foreseeable future.

I am not sure how to start this review. From day 1 I have had technical issues with this mouse and the dongle. After letting the unit charge for a full day, I attempted to use it. Button clicks were unresponsive or incredibly laggy, even after a reboot. I contacted support and was provided firmware upgrades for both. That seemed to help - some - any time I try to change from one mode to another the weird button click issues resurface until I reboot. Support suggested (another) factory reset - no change there. Fpr whatever reason, all of the suggestions support offered came along with 'make sure NGENUITY is off when doing this', which again, not user friendly. At this point I'm just living with it untethered using 2.4G until the battery dies. The mouse itself is kind of cheap feeling. There is no weight to it. It is also rather simple buttoin-wise - I think you get this standard 5 button set on a basic mouse nowadays. The whole easy replacement part gimmick also has its flaws - the mouse comes apart in my hand if I switch from wired to wireless unless I remember to hold it a certain way. Positives - once it is working, it just, works. It functions like you would expect a wireless mouse to. I do like the addition of the optional grippy stickers, though without those and the LED I don't know what makes this a high end gaming mouse. NGENUITY, if you are running it, will let you customize the LED, button mappings, and DPI (though I didn't really see any difference here). At this point I feel like I'm just outright missing something about this mouse.