Unbelievably Light Weight! Turtle Beach Burst II Air Wireless Gaming Mouse Review

Lightweight gaming mice have become increasingly popular among gamers for several reasons, offering a range of advantages that can enhance gaming performance and comfort. The Turtle Beach Burst II Air is designed to be ultra-lightweight weighing just 47 grams, yet manages to maintain a solid outer shell. It supports 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connections and comes with Turtle Beach's 26K DPI gaming sensor.
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Product Highlights
High-performance, ultra-lightweight, ergonomic design at just 47g
Dynamic accuracy with 26k DPI/650 IPS (16.5m/s) optical sensor
NVIDIA Reflex Compatible
Pre-tensioned buttons for fast, satisfying clicks
TITAN Switch Optical for a tactile feel with optical speed
Long-lasting switch durability - 100M click lifecycle
Lag-free 2.4GHz wireless & Bluetooth® dual connectivity
Up to 120 hours of battery life
Hybrid skate design for smooth mouse movements
6 programmable buttons including side DPI button
Lightweight and flexible PhantomFlex™ USB-C cable
Specifications
Shape: Symmetrical
Connectivity: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB
Switch: Titan Optical, 100 Million Clicks
Buttons: 6 Programmable
Cable: PhantomFlex™ - low drag, weaved/braided
Sensor: Owl-Eye 26,000 DPI
Max Speed: 650 IPS
Max Acceleration: 50 g
Polling Rate: 1000 Hz
RGB: none
Dimensions: 39.2 mm x 67.3 mm x 122.2 mm
Weight: 47 g
Battery life: up to 120 hours on Bluetooth, 40 hours on 2.4 GHz wireless
Nvidia Reflex Compatible
System Compatibility: Windows 10 and above
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FULL DISCLOSURE: The product featured in this video was provided free of charge by the manufacturer. The opinions expressed in the video are my own and were not influenced by any outside party.

[@StealthSniper_0]

Hello just wondering if the mouse is supposed to stay lit up mine doesn’t have any lights showing whilst I’m using it thanks

[@mitsuhed]

For myself, out of all the gaming mice ive used. The most important aspect has been the shape. You obviously dont want a brick while popping heads but a good shape to fit your grip is most important imo.

[@ECPUz]

Yeah for sure, shape is super important. I've been using a Roccat Kone XP Air for a long time now, and I love the shape and how it feels in my hand. But it's heavy, and going from it to the Burst II Air is an insane difference and helps my aim quite a bit which I desperately need lol

[@mitsuhed]

@ECPUz I used a few different razer mice and they were all good and performed flawlessly. Moved over to the gpro wireless and I don't see ever getting another since its the perfect palm grip.

[@TheThirdeYe1337]

I really wanted to like this mouse, but my right click pops like crazy, and almost feels like it's sticking. My right click also has more pre and post travel, and side wobble. Your left click sounds more like my popping right click, whereas your right click sounds better than the left. Bummer. I'll probably end up exchanging mine. I like it otherwise.

[@ECPUz]

That's interesting. Thanks for sharing. I really like it, and I'm gonna keep using it. The different clicks don't bother me.

[@elainez6569]

Pls make a review on the turtle beach pure sel and pure air

[@stevensavage2684]

You say it has a "nice grippy scroll wheel". Can you explain a bit more? Others have said it's completely plastic.