Turtle Beach - Pure Air Ultra-Light Wireless Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse with 26K DPI Optical Sensor & 125 hour Battery - Wireless - White

Turtle Beach released this ultra light weight beauty, called "Pure Air". What an amazing performer for the first mouse from Turtle Beach! Build quality is excellent. Weighing an amazing 54 gram, this mouse feels well balanced in your hand. The dual wireless system offers Bluetooth connectivity & 2.4 Ghz wireless, which is preferred for gaming responsiveness. Battery life is listed as up to 125 hours of continuous use. I tested this mouse for a week & found this battery life estimate to be accurate. I especially like how fast charging for 10 minutes provides 5 hours of use. The glides are pure PTFE and glide as smoothly as glass! I love the feel of this mouse, especially during a competitive game. The optical sensor features 26K DPI and 650 IPS tracking speed. The Turtle Beach logo projects on the back of the mouse, which is semi-translucent - a super classy look. The logo color can be configured to your desired look. CONCLUSION: Pure Air is no pretender; this is a serious contender, ready for prime time! I like it so much, I use it for my daily work when not gaming. It earns my strong recommendation.

– BUILD – The mouse definitely feels its advertised weight of 54 grams. It is made entirely of durable plastic, and all buttons are very tactile. Underneath, the Pure PTFE glides are definitely smooth; Turtle Beach claims they are pre-tuned for smooth movements. I think it’s worth noting that Turtle Beach acquired Roccat in 2019 to become Turtle Beach’s answer to PC peripherals. This means that the Pure Air shares design elements with Roccat’s Kone Pure. – CONTROLS – In terms of gaming, this mouse is definitely an FPS mouse, and a general use mouse everywhere else. It is a right hand, asymmetrical mouse with ergonomics to fit your hand comfortably. Because Turtle Beach was looking to reduce weight as much as possible, it is a bit of a smaller mouse with respect to its competition, so those with bigger hands won’t be able to palm this thing; definitely finger/claw grip applies here. The ergos on the thumb feel very good and natural, and easy access to both side buttons as well as the DPI button. – CONNECTIVITY – You can either choose between 2.4GHz wireless via USBA dongle, or direct Bluetooth. Most gamers will choose the 2.4GHz mode for maximum performance. – PERFORMANCE – The Air Pure is a high performer with its 26K DPI Owl-Eye™ optical sensor, providing precise tracking up to 650 IPS speed. Its Titan Optical switches are rated for 100 million clicks. Honestly, I have no complaints when using this mouse. And it's got quite a few tweaks you can apply: Polling Rate DCU Calibration - Distance Control Unit; The DCU controls at which distance between sensor and mouse pad the mouse stops recognizing movement. This is to prevent the cursor from moving too much when the mouse is being repositioned on the mouse pad (Very Low, Low, Custom) Debounce Time - Adjust mouse double click sensitivity (0-10) Angle Snapping - used to cancel out human deviations from a straight line when moving the mouse in it. If the function is enabled, perfectly straight lines can be drawn. Without the function, this is almost impossible. This setting is rather useful for desktop work such as image manipulation than for gaming (On, Off) Motion Sync - used to provide a higher sensor responsiveness by syncing the mouse’s output signals at the exact intervals your PC polls for that data (On, Off) Mouse Key Customizations - Map your mouse keys as desired Playing Ready Or Not with this mouse felt very effortless due to its featherweight design. Mouse clicks were tactile and I never experienced a hiccup during play. One thing to mention is that I’ve a few software and firmware updates to both Swarm and the mouse itself. It’s great to know that Turtle Beach is actively making improvements to their products. – BATTERY – The Air Pure is rated for up to 125 hours of use; I assume this is pure Bluetooth and your time may vary if using 2.4GHz. And when you find the mouse is out of battery, you can simply charge it for 10 minutes with the supplied USBC cable and gain 5 hours of playtime. – CONS – As mentioned above, the 54g weight didn’t come without a cost; the mouse does feel a bit smaller than most ultra lightweight mice. I would’ve been okay with it a tad bit larger with the expense of weight. Obviously this is a preference thing, but using other ultra lightweight mice made me come to this conclusion. One thing that did irk me a bit was Swarm from Turtle Beach. If there is no mouse movement for more than 30 seconds or so, Swarm will kick you out of the mouse settings page and mark the mouse as disconnected.

The Turtle Beach - Pure Air Ultra-Light Wireless Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse with 26K DPI Optical Sensor & 125 hour Battery- Black has a lot of good going for it and a few minor issues that are not deal breakers. Design: it is ergonomic and weirdly light weight. it took me a while to get used to how light weight it is. buttons are all easy to access and feel natural weather you have small, regular or large hands. the height of the mouse is comfortable. Connectivity: you can connect in 3 ways: 1- using the charging USB C cable and you can use it while it charges. 2- using the USB dongle which is 2.4 GHZ or 3- using Bluetooth directly with your computer. Charging: the battery seems to hold very well and I have yet to deplete it. since it charges using a USB- C cable, you can literally use any charger laying around or plug it in your device and use it while it charges. this is very convenient. customizability: all buttons are customizable using the Turtle beach software if you want to download it. I chose not to and I am perfectly happy with the buttons assigned functions as is. precision: the mouse glides and moves freely on all kinds of surfaces, the DPI cycle button changes the speed of which the mouse moves which can be very useful mid play or when using a photo editing software. this is a huge plus. 2 things am not a fan of: - No place to store the USB dongle, which means it will be lost if you don't use it. - the mouse clickiness is on the loud side. not much louder than other similarly priced mice but still louder. Overall am very satisfied with this mouse and I intend on using it for gaming and work for the foreseeable future.

The Turtle Beach Pure Air Ultra-Light wireless gaming mouse is an excellent choice if you're in the market for a lightweight gaming mouse, and I mean lightweight. Air is a very accurate description for this mouse. It only weighs 54 grams. being this light makes it much easier to move and the possibility of 26K DPI allows you to really dial the mouse to your gaming preference. While I generally prefer heavier gaming mice, this one really grabbed my attention because of how light and accurate it is. Out of the box it is preset to 3200 DPI max, and after running the calibration test through the Swarm II software a few times, I ended up settling at 3550 DPI. Your have the option to set five preset DPI's, but I generally set one and stick with it. I played a few games of XDefiant at these settings and was very pleased how it performed. I should also mention that I'm playing at 3440x1440 resolution. Also, I have large hands, and the Pure Air fits my hand very comfortably. The RGB is a nice touch. You can customize it, and I've been going back and forth with "AIMO" which cycles all the colors, and "Battery Indication", which gives you a general idea of the charge level. So far I've been impressed with the batter life. I've been using it fairly steady the past few days, and the Pure Air is currently at 62%. It's been a few days since I first received the mouse and fully charged it. You have three options for connectability, wired(charging), wireless, and Bluetooth. I didn't notice any difference between wired and wireless mode. The was absolutely no noticeable lag. Bluetooth on the other hand, has very noticeable lag. I would only recommend using Bluetooth for anything other than gaming, but it is a very nice feature to have if you only using it for browsing and don't need to have the wireless dongle. The Swarm II software is very good supporting app for this mouse. It allows you to customize the mouse to your liking. The app gives you access to macros, easy shift, polling rates, RGB settings, and much more. I really like the mouse calibration option. It gives you an excellent starting point when trying to dial the mouse to your style and ability. Overall I'm very impressed with the Pure Air Ultra-Light Wireless Gaming Mouse, and would definitely recommend it to anyone in the market for a lightweight gaming mouse.

I've never been a fan of touch pads. They've certainly improved, but they don't provide the same flexibility as a mouse. and for gaming purposes they just don't have the same feature set. I have to admit that all too often I find myself grabbing my travel mouse, which is too small for my hand size and it does not have the resolution of a decent full size mouse. In addition this mouse has a set of driverless setup controls. They allow you to move into configuration mode and change the led brightness settings, change the Led colors, change the led display mode (static, wave, heartbeat, breathing and blinking). You can also change the BT/RF poll rate from 125mHz-1000mHz. You can set the mouse off distance to either 1mm or 2mm. and change the butt debounce rate from 2ms, 5ms or 10ms. and using the button on the left side of the mouse you can change the DPI from 400,800,1200,1600 and 2200 DPI. The mouse is quite light, weighing only 54g (1.9oz). I used it with the Turtle Beach RF dongle and Bluetooth (both were very simple to set up). I found it hard to tell the difference (which is good) as I usually feel a touch more lag with BT. But not in this case. The USB charging cable is a nice long braided cable. The internal battery is 240mAh; it should last at least 40 hours when used in wireless 2.4 GHz mode and 120 hours in Bluetooth mode. Before use you should remove the blue protective plastic off the mouse's feet and center ring. The mouse wheel can be used to scroll the browser display, and the side buttons can be used to page up/down in a browser. The USB charging cable can also be used to hardwire the mouse via USB to your computer. So if you're looking for a hardwired mouse this fits the bill. The mouse has a nice flat finish, leaving no fingerprints. The USB cable is about 6' long, with a USB C connector on the mouse end and a USB A on the computer/charger end. No charger is supplied and the USB connection is USB 2.0 (no big deal). In actual use it is very comfortable and highly accurate. If you are looking for a lightweight, responsive mouse this is an excellent mouse.