2 : Pulsar Review

The mice are well-balanced despite being slightly heavier than the Gen 1. The medium size sits around 62g, while the mini is around 58g. Switches:

The coating remains very smooth; some users prefer a grippier texture, requiring third-party grip tape.

While many users report excellent performance, there are consistent reports of early scroll wheel failure or "creaking" in some units. 2 : Pulsar

utilizes the Pulsar XS1 sensor, capable of extremely high polling rates (up to 20,000 Hz with the new link dongle), offering competitive, precise tracking.

is considered a "certified beast" for competitive gaming, particularly for those seeking top-tier specs (4K/8K polling) in a classic, refined shape. It is highly recommended if you prioritize modern sensor tech and low weight, provided you are aware of potential QC issues. If you tell me which you are looking at ( Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. ), I can get you more specific details on that shape. The mice are well-balanced despite being slightly heavier

“I have 2 pulsar mouse and rma few times because of scroll wheel as well, overall I don't recommend to buy this brand because their qc is sucks, not to mention there's whole bunch of budget great quality mouse around the world.” Reddit · r/MouseReview Pulsar Gen 2

allows for full, on-the-fly, software-free customization using buttons on the bottom. Potential Drawbacks While many users report excellent performance, there are

It features optical switches, which increase durability and eliminate common double-click issues. However, they feel heavier and less "spammable" than older models.