Pulsar used a lag-free wireless technology for seamless connectivity while utilising a TTC Gold Encoder for smooth yet tactile scrolling. If you have multiple mice connected to your device, please disconnect all and connect only the X2 mouse to prevent potential crashes or unexpected errors during the firmware update process. 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. The X2 Mini measures 116 x 61 x 37mm and weighs 52g. It uses the PAW3395 sensor and offers up to 26000 DPI. There are different PTFE grades, but virgin-grade PTFE (100% pure) has the best quality and the least friction.

Equipped with the PixArt’s LATEST FLAGSHIP PAW3395 sensor capable of 650 IPS, 50g acceleration, 26,000 programmable DPI and 1000hz / 1ms polling rate. This is the highest performance optical Gaming mouse sensor. 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.

HIGH HUMP DESIGN

You can either use it wirelessly or wired without the lag. Using the latest MCU and algorithm, it provides wire-free, consistent connectivity with a stable 1 ms report rate. Combining with Pixart’s flagship low-power sensor, it also allows the mouse to have an outstanding 100 hours battery life. Let us look at the features of the mouse as we continue our Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Review. No Lags, Delays, Low-powered 2.4Ghz Wireless Technology The X2 Mini has onboard memory for saving a profile, which is a convenient feature. Running the software was unnecessary the next time we used it since we had access to our previous configuration.

Pulsar kept the idea of “simple but not simpler” in mind, just like how they designed other mice from the line. They aimed to create a mouse that appeared simple as possible while retaining its durability and efficiency. Precisely adjust everything with our Software. Re-assign keys, make macros, adjust debounce time as low as 2ms and more. 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 You can either use it wirelessly or wired without the lag. Using the latest MCU and algorithm, it provides wire-free, consistent connectivity with a stable 1 ms report rate. Combining with Pixart’s flagship low-power sensor, it also allows the mouse to have an outstanding 70 hours battery life. 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.

The Pulsar Fusion Wireless Software is the utility suite for configuring the settings of the X2 Mini. Although this mouse has a minimalist design, it has customisable functions for everyone to have the best user experience.

Overall, 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

4K Dongle

You will not experience lags with the mouse since it sports the latest MCU and algorithm for better performance. These elements provide wire-free and continuous connectivity with a fixed and balanced 1ms report rate. Additionally, the X2 Mini is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. The Pulsar Fusion Wireless software works with Windows 7 or higher versions. You will also need a USB port when charging the mouse. Hands-on with the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Experience an enhanced cursor movement with the new Pulsar 4K Wireless Dongle, providing smoother and crisper performance. Particularly valuable for high refresh rate monitors, the high polling rate ensures a more current flow of data, perfectly matching the display's faster frequency. By offering up to 4 times more data reports per second, the delay between the latest report and your monitor's frame rendering is significantly reduced compared to a 1000 Hz polling rate, resulting in a seamless and up-to-date cursor experience.

If you have installed the Pulsar Xlite Wireless Software, please uninstall Pulsar Xlite Wireless Software First, and then install this new Fusion software. Today, we are writing our Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless Mouse Review, which is all about the mouse from Pulsar. This review will discuss whether this mini wireless mouse is good for gaming. We will also see if it is something worth purchasing. Having onboard memory in the mouse helps conserve memory and computing power. It is a convenient feature for those with limited computer storage.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. Preface: With the release of the Red and FE Green colorways of the X2 and X2 mini right around the corner and the “GOATS” variations around the other corner, I wanted to share my thoughts on the mice that many people seem to be weary of due to QC issues. I will only talk about the quality and performance of my units. Handsize/grip: 17.5-18cm length 7.5 width I have long fingers compared to my hand width and I use a pretty aggressive claw grip with a bit of a tilt to the right which make my index closer to the mouse wheel and the middle is almost on the edge of m2 button