Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mouse feels like an extension of your fingers. You can use this for hours, and your hand doesn’t tire. Comfortable to hold, it glides across the pad. The buttons have a nice feel to them, with a response that’s amazing. They have a traditional click sound of mechanical buttons, but with optical technology, I didn’t have issues with double clicks etc.. Pure Air is exactly how it feels. The ergonomic design fit my hand well and the size would fit just about every hand. The software is easy to install. The DPI range is really impressive, making it great for games. I also found it to be the perfect mouse for photo and video editing. With customization options it’s compatible with a variety of needs. The battery life is estimated at 125 hours, and that meets my experience. With quick charging, in the event I forget to charge it, it's ready to go at a moment's notice. I found this mouse to be a worthwhile upgrade, with the capability to meet anything I might use it for in the future. Whether gaming, office work, or editing software, this is a no compromise mouse. I strongly recommend it.

I have been using my Turtle Beach Pure Air Gaming Mouse for several days now and I am kind of amused how much I like this thing. I’ve used a few high end gaming mouses (mice?) and they are all great in the technical sense. They all track great and allow all the typical modern customization. This one also has a cool RGB turtle beach logo to add some style as it adds some cool customizable color options. It offers 3 ways to connect to you device as it can be wired, wireless or connected via BT. For me this is a must as no matter how good the battery life is now (its excellent) it inevitably shortens over time. The BT connection seemed like it was a tiny bit slower to react. If it is, it’s very slight. I started to question myself that maybe I was thinking that just because it always seems to be the case. But even if it is, it’s really close and very fast. However, what really sets this one apart for me is how great it feels. I have larger than average hands so everyone’s experience may not be the same but it fits my hand like a glove, so to speak. It is both ultra light and still feels well built. It glides so effortlessly and the wheel feels so comfortable under my finger. The clicks feel...I think a good way to put it is as satisfying as any mouse I have ever used. If I have one minor issue is I wish the clicks were a bit quieter, but I wouldn’t call them loud. I can’t overstate just how smooth it slides across my desk or how much I just like the feel of it. The app is fine as it allows a lot of customization. Currently all my gaming is more slow paced and deliberate so I don’t really care too much about the customization options beyond the aesthetic stuff with the RBG light, which is varied and fun. If this mouse is in your budget I strongly recommend checking this thing out. I rate this a very strong 5 stars and I would absolutely recommend it to a friend.

Turtle Beach's "Ultra-Light Wireless Ergonomic" mouse is unbelievably light. I'm not entirely sure how they packed a large enough battery for 120+ hours of play into it at this weight. Whether connected in Bluetooth mode, 2.4ghz mode, or wired mode (it supports all 3!) the mouse was super responsive and had an on-mouse settings button that was difficult to accidentally press in order to increase the precision by upping the DPI setting of the sensor. You can also tweak additional sensitivity settings via the drivers for the mouse, meaning that you can completely and utterly tune the mouse to your style and specifications. Despite the lightweight feel of the mouse, it did feel sturdy and the clicks were (as advertised) very satisfying. The attention paid to the placement of the secondary buttons on the left made it easy for me to know exactly what I was doing as I was doing it - no accidental clicks or wonky behavior. The mouse itself is nicely balanced and ergonomic is apt in this case with the curvature setting up a nice hand position that lent itself to hours of comfortable play, even with the cord attached, there was minimal drag. I've noticed a trend of other mice including weights and such to augment the balance, I don't think those are needed here. The goal being the empowerment of flick and fire in your exact style. Between the massive amounts of settings and the hyper-responsive connectivity options, there's very little holding you back here from the top of the scoreboard. More casual gamers will absolutely appreciate the ergonomics, the lightweight form factor, and the additional buttons with minimal fuss (and the bluetooth connectivity mode) for easy and comfortable travel gaming.

This gaming mouse was offered to my just as my other gaming mouse died. It was perfect timing, and, as it turns out, I am quite a bit happier with the new one. The choice of wireless and Bluetooth connections gives it a lot of flexibility and I have already paired it with my desktop, my work laptop, and my travel tablet, something that I haven't bothered to do with my previous game mouse. It is a very comfortable mouse. Buttons are smartly placed and the wheel works well. I've used the mouse in both its RF and Bluetooth modes and didn't notice much lag at all in the Bluetooth mode (and neither did my loser friends who I beat). If I have one issue with the mouse, it's that they took the name "Air" too literally. This thing is light. Super light. In fact, its lightness helps when I'm working on something (a game, most likely) that needs a fine touch, but I marginally prefer a bit more weight. That being said, I'm sure that the weight is something that I'll get used to. I downloaded Turtlebeach's Swarm II updating software and updated all of the drivers pretty quickly. The software was easy to use, though, I don't know how well it was thought out. Many options seem repeated no matter where I was in the menus. Not the mouse's fault, though. I just get bugged when companies put time, energy, and thought into a solid piece of hardware and then don't put the same time, energy, and thought into the support. Still, all in all, this is a great mouse. I enthusiastically recommend it.

This Turtle Beach Pure Air wireless gaming mouse has more than met my expectation and I’m quite satisfied with its performance in the week or so I’ve been using it. It does the fundamental things that make it work so well for daily, extended use and gaming performance is quite good in thanks to Titan optical switches and an upgraded Owl-Eye optical sensor. The ergonomic design provides a very contoured, comfortable fit to one’s hand with a well-balanced, seamless glide during use. The lightweight design lends itself to ease of use and the optical sensor has been flawless in its performance. Battery life is quite impressive at 15 continuous hours and fast charging enables five hours of game time with a quick ten minute charge. Connectivity options offer flexibility with wired, wireless (USB-A dongle) or Bluetooth. I’d personally opt for wired or wireless over Bluetooth, especially for gaming. Customization is easy via the Swarm II software for a variety of settings such as angle snapping, polling rate, debounce time and mouse key mapping. Bottom line I really like this mouse and have appreciated the comfort, ultralight design and smooth, responsive performance. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

The Turtle Beach Pure Air ultra-light wireless Ergonomic RGB mouse is a really good simple to use mouse. What i mean by simple is you have your basic buttons, right, center left clicks, the web browser forward or back button and the DPI setting button. Set up can be accomplished by just a simple plug and play and using the DPI button to adjust the cursor speed, however you do have the options to change addition setting. Thew mouse itself is very light it almost feels cheap but don't let that fool you. The mouse is very well built and yet fits perfectly fine in your hand. The USB wireless dongle is very small and compact and will not get in the way. The mouse response time is very fast, and battery life is perfect. Pro: The Mouse is very light, simple to use and super simple to customize. The only con I have for this mouse is like I stated above it feels like a cheap plastic mouse although it is not, but Turtle Beach could have added just a little more weight on the base and more RDB lights such as around the scroll wheel. Otherwise, this is a great mouse, and it feels very comfortable to use.

The name of this mouse is incredibly accurate. Pure Air Ultra-Light....this thing weighs almost nothing at 54 grams. When I took it out of the box I thought it needed a battery, but the battery is built in and rechargeable. Truly incredible and makes gaming, or general tasks, effortless. The glides on the bottom allow for quick and precise movement. The RGB light is a nice accent feature and there is some functionality there too with an option to use it as a battery life meter. The sensor is a 26K DPI optical and is extremely accurate. You can adjust the settings to your preferences and the software is easy to use. There are 3 connection options, with a USB-A cord, Bluetooth, or via 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi through a USB-A Plug. I use Bluetooth to avoid taking up a USB port, but it's great to have the option to use the cord and charge it at while still using it. Battery life is great and after almost a week of use it's at 72%. The buttons are quick and responsive and the ergonomics, even with larger hands, is fantastic. Overall, I recommend this for anyone looking for a lightweight gaming mouse!

The Turtle Beach Pure Air mouse represents a bold step into the realm of gaming peripherals by a brand traditionally known for audio products. Designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind, the Pure Air mouse immediately stands out with its sleek, ergonomic design and customizable RGB lighting. Performance-wise, the Pure Air utilizes a high-precision sensor that offers excellent tracking accuracy and responsiveness. Whether you're engaging in fast-paced FPS games or engaging in simple simulator games, the mouse handles well across different genres. The customizable DPI settings further enhance its versatility, allowing users to fine-tune sensitivity to their preference. The mouse moves very smoothly over surfaces so there is little to no resistance. Design-wise the mouse has a sleek black color and a shiny finish. The side buttons are in a great spot for someone with larger hands. The DPI switch is in a good spot, far enough from the other side buttons so you won’t have accidental miss-clicks. The scroll wheel is rubber and has a grip to it so your finger doesn’t slide off. The RGB is very minimalistic which is a nice touch to the mouse. The mouse also has the USB-C port on the front so if the mouse were to die you could still use it while it charges. The mouse being wireless has always been a little concerning. The Pure Air does an excellent job at making those worries disappear. The mouse stays connected very well and has virtually no latency issues, which other mice I have tried have had in the past. One feature that this mouse does seem to be missing, which isn’t a deal breaker, is the ability to have the scroll wheel not to have resistance. This is just a personal preference but it is a nice feature. That is for a more casual use for scrolling through documents or web pages. Overall the mouse is very comfortable and performs very well. It slides very well over surfaces and has a good amount of customization features to work with your style of gaming.

When I first took the mouse out of the packaging, I honestly thought they forgot the battery or batteries! It was just way too light! First thing's first, I charged it. Didn't take long before the light turned green. My first use, I had taken it to the office to try, but I had forgotten the dongle so I hooked it up via Bluetooth. It worked just fine! The feet glide without issue or drag on a wooden surface and I can't live without the back/forward buttons. I've gotten so used to that functionality over the years. I then decided to try with my gaming laptop. I forgot the dongle again. I tried to connect via Bluetooth, but it was already connected to the other computer. I couldn't find a way to get it into pairing mode again. I did check the quick start guide as well as turtle beach support website but found nothing about pairing with a second device on Bluetooth. I think that needs to be covered in documentation or support on their site. Third attempt, I finally remembered the dongle. Instant connection and no issues. Any updates to the firmware happen with this configuration so be sure to use it first unlike what I did myself. This happens through an app called Swarm II. No issues with the app at all and it has many customization features, like, for example, the RGB lighting or macros. I can't get over how light it is! Most of the time I used this for designing some projects in lightburn. The high dpi is very important in design in that it allows to place items where I wanted them with extreme precision! I was struggling to do so with the touchpad on my laptop. I did a bit of gaming as well and without issue when wired or with the dongle. There was some lag with the Bluetooth option, but most gamers wouldn't use this option anyway. The precision and accuracy was fantastic with its dongle or wired. It's a great mouse that does everything I need it to do (except connect via bluetooth to a second device) and I've not had to charge it yet. My reason for 4 stars is due to the lack of instruction on how to connect via bluetooth to multiple devices.

This mouse functions very well and has multiple connection options. It would be more useful with a battery option The mouse comes with the mouse usb cord and wireless dongle. Out of the box it is easy to connect, just plug and play. The mouse connects to your computer or laptop via the wireless dongle (best connection in my opinion) Bluetooth, wired charging cord, and wifi(new for me). Some cool features are the pads on the underside which provides a smooth glide even on rough surfaces. It has additional side buttons for thumb controls if you like. I was not able to find a way to custom program these for other functions though. The mouse is very lightweight which makes it useful for a laptop on the go, but the drawback to the weight is there’s no battery and that leads to a shorter charge life. The charge seemed to drain while unattended and not in use so it doesn’t appear to have a sleep mode to save battery life. You can use the mouse while plugged in with the usb charging cable so just keep that with you as a backup. In all a very good mouse, it would be improved with a disposable or rechargeable battery.

The Turtle Beach Pure Air Ultra Light Wireless Ergonomic Gaming Mouse (in Black) has a LOT to like. There's the 26K dpi optical sensor, the 125 hours battery life, RGB lighting effects, and a svelte non-honeycomb body weighing in at an incredibly low 54 grams! I can confirm that this is a great all-rounder mouse. I've used it for gaming, I've used it for work, heck, I've even used it paired to my iPad. In every case I had a great experience. In the box you get the mouse itself, the 2.4ghz dongle, and a VERY VERY nice cloth-sheathed USB Type C charging / wired mode cable. I know this review is about the mouse, but I need to take a few seconds to mention how much I love the cable. I wish I could use these for all my devices. It's well-made, seems to be quite durable, and looks and feels very premium. Please sell stand-alone versions of these!! Back to the mouse. I love being able to tune my experience using the Swarm II application. From the sensitivity to the RGB, it's all right there. Firmware updates for the mouse and dongle are also a breeze using it. I did notice that some of the app appeared clipped at times, but I'm unsure if it's really the app's fault because I have my display scaling set higher than the average user might. Either way, it seems to be a non-issue functionality-wise. The one thing that I really don't like though, is the complete lack of any way to store the 2.4ghz dongle inside the mouse body. That is just inexcusable in this day and age and I feel strongly enough about it to deduct one star from my overall rating. As much as I like the included cable, I don't really want to HAVE TO be using it because I lost my dongle. Turtle Beach, if you're listening, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE fix this in the next version. If you do I guarantee you I will buy it! All told, even wit the egregious lack of dongle storage, I would still undoubtedly recommend this mouse to gamers and non-gamers alike. It's bee a joy to use overall.