Pulsar launches the X2F CrazyLight, an ultra-compact finger-grip gaming mouse. The new product is 9 grams (or 24%) lighter than last year’s original X2F model, and also features updated padding.
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The X2F CrazyLight mouse is equipped with the Pulsar X2-S gaming sensor with a resolution of up to 42,000 DPI, a speed of up to 800 IPS and 70 G acceleration. The mouse has a “20K Lock” mode that locks the sensor polling rate for faster response, but at the cost of reduced battery life.
The mouse supports a polling rate of 8000 Hz and has a symmetrical shape optimized for finger grip. Its dimensions are 87.5×31.1×31.6 mm. The device features Pulsar optical switches with a lifespan of 100 million clicks and TTC Gold encoders for the scroll wheels, which, according to the manufacturer, feature increased reliability and dust resistance. The body is made of a mixture of ABS plastic and nylon.
This mouse features pointed feet and a full-length pad, allowing you to vary the degree of control you have over your movements. The mouse can be configured and reprogrammed through the proprietary Pulsar software or using the Bibimbap Web driver, without the need to install programs on your computer.
Customization options also extend to the included 8K Link Dongle receiver. It’s equipped with two large buttons on the top panel, allowing you to store up to four profiles by switching between them using one of the buttons (the second adjusts the DPI).
The function of the first button can be reconfigured to control parameters such as mouse lift height (LOD), polling rate, Turbo mode, or debounce time. The receiver has two indicators that correspond to the selected profile, allowing you to manage settings after initial configuration without using software.
The Pulsar X2F CrazyLight finger-grip gaming mouse is available to order on the Pulsar Lab website for $149.95.
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