HyperX Pulsefire Core Mouse REVIEW after 3 years of USING

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After three years of gaming adventures, it's time to share my review of the HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse. It has been my faithful companion through countless battles, victories, and defeats.
So, after 3 years:
• The clicks remain crisp, the buttons responsive and the overall feel as solid as ever.
• The clicks sound GREAT. If you are a person who hates the sort of high pitched clicking of the mouse this one has nice deeper tones.
• The mouse scroll wheel is extremely natural to use. It doesn't feel chunky at all.
• The mouse's size and weight strike a perfect balance, allowing for precise control and fluid movement.
• It has optical sensor with native DPI up to 6.200, 7 programmable buttons and RGB lighting. Software allows you to personalize the mouse's lighting effects, create macros, and adjust DPI settings to match your playstyle.
• The cable is long (5 feet)
• As long as it has a USB 2.0 port, mouse is compatible with consoles, pc and laptops
• The lifespan is 20 million clicks - this means an expected lifespan of 10.5 years
This mouse is perfect for small and medium hands. The comfortable design and symmetrical shape have ensured a pleasant gaming experience over extended periods. Whether engaging in fast-paced shooters or marathon gaming sessions, my hand never experienced any discomfort or fatigue
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[@sandking7631]

The comfort grooves in the main clicks are decent and the sides curve in pretty well. The shape feels comfortable for longer when palm gripping

[@gameslab9773]

my favorite mouse!

[@bigstep777]

Impressive.

[@musicy6610]

use it 5 years - it's perfect!

[@rupertgriffin953]

Ive been using mine for the past 4 years and has no issues but I will still switch to a newer mouse tho :

[@yuriymarko5485]

interesting!

[@Ronin_Wrath]

been using this for 5 years going strong

[@MR.MYSTIX]

Does it drag click

[@Ronin_Wrath]

no

[@user-kw3lp9vb7h]

This Hyperx mouse is a good choice

[@durran8836]

The HyperX Pulsefire Core delivers excellent performance and a few premium touches in a surprisingly cheap gaming mouse.

[@cryptogeek777]

Where i can buy it?

[@Bootymuncher23]

Amazon for 20

[@deepdata1428]

Is HyperX Pulsefire Core good for small hands?

[@MineimatorTv]

The HyperX is suitable for all grip types and nearly all hand sizes

[@miniatureart3324]

The HyperX Pulsefire Core is a good FPS gaming mouse.

[@gameinc.3042]

Is this better than pulsfire hastle?

[@MineimatorTv]

no

[@Im_Ellipsis]

I got the mouse for free from a gamestop sale putting it to $4 and the $5 off a month thing with gamestop pro, best $0 I've ever spent (not a joke, i genuinely like it)

[@MR.MYSTIX]

Does it drag click?

[@goodgoodshere]

Any one use HyperX Pulsefire Core mouse in Valorant?

[@user-ne2xm7oi1u]

Which HyperX mouse is the lightest?

[@jasonleviticus6627]

3 years no double click? After Logitech im scared of Omron switches.

[@MineimatorTv]

no, everything is ok

[@jakubnorys]

Can i asi for something about this mouse?

[@gamesevolution9516]

is it good for cs go?

[@Bendouz]

Yes