So, you can imagine my surprise when HyperX ... colors and effects. We’ve seen customizable gaming mice before, but you’ve had to either buy the components or only customize the mouse once ...

HyperX started as a gaming brand under Kingston, but in 2021 it was acquired by HP. The company says that its products are “designed by people with a passion for gaming,” which is why they are ...

In a world of stripped-down, ultra-lightweight FPS-oriented gaming mice, HyperX ... colors. The brand is offering a free 3D print file that customers can use to make and print their own custom ...

Most mice, however, just let you do things like set DPI stages and assign commands. None of these are quite as good as a mouse that lets ... this year with its HyperX Pulsefire Saga branded ...

Where the HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro ... Haste 2 Pro remains static while the mouse is in use, but it briefly shows a different color when the DPI switch is pressed. Ultimately, this makes ...

HyperX has added five new gaming mice to its Pulsefire range this year, with the new Saga line offering brand-new customization options that go beyond traditional DPI and keybinding adjustments.

Both the 69-gram PulseFire Saga and 72-gram Saga Pro feature HyperX’s 26K optical sensor (26,000 max DPI) and optical mouse switches, plus a max speed of 650 IPS (inch per second) and up to 50Gs ...

For this HyperX Pulsefire Surge review ... Six buttons in total with two on the left side of the mouse that default to forwards and backwards click, then the DPI switch is located behind the ...