X2 Mini Premium Black Wireless Gaming Mouse, Superior Grip, Lightweight 1.83 oz (52 g), Symmetrical, 2.4 Ghz 1 ms, 26000 DPI, Optical Sensor PAW3395, TTC Gold Encoder (Mini, Wireless, Premium Black)

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You will not find extras like RGB lights, sweeping logos and text on the product. The reason is that the manufacturer relies on a simple design with a solid build.

Pure PTFE feet/skates are on the X2 Mini. It is the most common material used for mouse feet and skates. You are likely more familiar with it being called Teflon.Aside from the low-power sensor from PixArt, the mouse offers an impressive 70-hour battery life. Additionally, it features the next-gen receiver and the 2.4GHz adapter. Extremely Lightweight Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse The front features an image of the mouse and the company branding. A few other elements are present on the sides and rear of the box. My mouse history: Deathadder v1 Logitech g502 CoolerMaster m710 CoolerMaster m711 Gpro superlight(I absolutely despise the shape of this mouse so I returned it) Viper normal Viper mini Now: Lamzu X2 mini If you are Viper Mini main and thinking of switching to the X2 Mini. I strongly recommend just waiting for the Viper Mini Wireless if you are not currently comfortable using the Fingertip grip. I realised that Shape is king and VM had the perfect shape for Claw and Fingertip users. I still will be using X2 Mini due to it being wireless and I hope Razer release the Viper Mini Wireless with a price comparable to X2 Mini. The X2 Mini is the best Fingertip wireless mouse in its price range. The sensor is a PixArt PAW3395 sensor which I do not think matters as much as people want it to. As a low sensitivity player (52cm/360) I have found no issues using this mouse at a polling rate of 1000hz on a variety of mousepads in a plethora of games and even though it has motion sync, I also do not think it matters all that much. I have used the mouse with it enabled ever since Pulsar updated their firmware. I won’t talk about the firmware since it is not something that is needed to use this mouse.

Buttons: The button implementation are amazing, the main buttons are very tactile with minimal pre/post travel, it’s a very light sharp tactile feeling which make it feel quite premium I have to give some massive credit here for pulsar, the side buttons are godly it is the most crisp mouse button I’ve ever tried, at first I was afraid of it being too small of light that I will press it by accident but the actuation force is perfecto The mouse wheel is also one of the top contenders out there with a nice defined scroll and the press is like pushing into a cushion, it is not mushy just a very soft and comfortable bottom outOverall, it has an excellent build without any loose components or creaks. All its buttons are solid and crisp, while the scroll wheel is tactile. Key Features of the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse We were satisfied with the overall performance of the X2 Mini during our tests. Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Review Summary Pulsar used a lag-free wireless technology for seamless connectivity while utilising a TTC Gold Encoder for smooth yet tactile scrolling. While gripping the X2 Mini, we noticed its coating is smoother than previous mice. Despite that, it is not too rough or smooth. Also, fingerprints and smudges do not stay on the mouse. The Build Quality of the X2 is great. The shell feels solid and doesn’t creak at all gripping it relatively hard. You can definitely make creak a little bit if you put a ton of force like any other mouse. The only complaint I could make it aside from the shape is the coating of the X2 mini. The coating is not grippy at all until you get tiny moisture from your sweat which helps a ton with gripping the mouse.

The current PixArt sensor sport some of the highest specifications with heightened 99.6% resolution accuracy. We used the product to find out if it was a high-performing mouse. But we will discuss the results of our tests later in our Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Review. Tweak it Your Way The X2 Mini is the ideal gaming mouse for many people. It has all the necessary capabilities for the most competitive, lightweight experience and is also budget-friendly. This mouse is an excellent entry-level gaming mouse for industry competitors. As a result, you have a high-performing gaming mouse that weighs lighter than an egg. PixArt Motion Sync Technology Since we have tried several lightweight gaming mice, we can easily see the competitive side from a different angle. Many people spend hours using the mouse no matter the situation, so a combination of ergonomics and weight reduction is excellent.With every release, Pulsar becomes closer to meeting the same standards as top competitors. The excellent performance and durability of the X2 Mini make this product easy to recommend. This part of our Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Review is about the product specifications. These details are essential to know if the product will work for your setup.

Another thing we loved about this mouse was the excellent poll rate consistency. It continuously delivered smooth movements and prevented motions from being choppy. Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Gaming Mouse ที่ทางแบรนด์ Pulsar ได้รังสรรค์ออกมาเพื่อตอบโจทย์คนชอบเมาส์เล็ก บาวและใช้งานได้อย่างยาวนาน มี น้ำหนักเบาเพียง 52 กรัม รูปร่างสมมาตร สามารถจับได้ทั้งมือซ้ายและมือขวา ด้วยขนาดที่เล็กสามารถ จับได้ทั้งแบบ Fingertip Grip และ Claw Grip ตามแต่ความถนัดของผู้ใช้งาน สามารถ เลือกใช้งานได้ถึง 2 สี ไม่ว่าจะสีดำหรือสีขาว ก็สวยงาม นอกจากน้ำหนักที่เบาจนเป็นเรื่องโดดเด่นแล้ว การเชื่อมต่อแบบไร้สายยังโดดเด่นไม่แพ้กัน ด้วยการ เชื่อมต่อแบบ Wireless 2.4Ghz จึงทำให้สามารถใช้งานได้อย่างลื่นไหลไม่มีอาการกระตุกเข้ามากวนใจ The X2 Mini measures 116 x 61 x 37mm and weighs 52g. It uses the PAW3395 sensor and offers up to 26000 DPI.Since it is a symmetrical gaming mouse, current models are for left and right-handed users. Plus, these are primarily for fingertip and claw grip types. Built quality (ON MY COPY): The built quality on my mouse is absolutely amazing there is absolutely no flex or creak in any part of the mice, the only part that flex a tiny bit is the “x” cut out at the bottom and it requires me to push the bottom like an absolute dog to get it to flex still. In real world applications this should not be a problem at all. When we used the X2 Mini, we immediately noticed its minimal pre-travel and post-travel. Its PAW3395 sensor was adequately smooth for a wireless mouse, which improved our performance more than the already impressive 3370. The wireless implementation on the mouse is just as good as a wired mouse in terms of latency/ delay/ lag. In my use cases, the mouse does not seem to have any connectivity issues with the receiver located at the top end of my mousepad. Since it is a wireless mouse it has a battery rated at 70 hours and despite there being mice advertised with much longer battery lives, I don’t think its an issue that the X2 Mini is only rated at 70 hours. I only charge it when I remember to and haven’t experienced it dying on me mid game since the side dpi button flashed red when it is close to death.