Pulsar Gaming Gears Xlite v4 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 2.04 oz (58g), Ergonomic, Optical Switch, 32000 DPI, 750 IPS, XS-1 Sensor, 8k Compatible (Large, Black)

La vecchia iterazione era meglio sia per impugnatura e bilanciamento del peso che per click dei pulsanti e rotella.

This mouse has been great. Battery life is excellent, it's super light, very responsive, very reliable. Buttons and scroll wheel feel good. Software is unobtrusive as well, I don't think you even have to install it if you don't want to customize settings. There's a simple LED for battery life notifications and that's all I need. Recommend for anyone looking for a quality, reliable ultralight palm grip wireless mouse.

Absolutely excellent mouse, extremely comfortable espeically after adding the grip kit to it. I was struggling to find a replacement to my Razer Deathadder v2 pro, the v3 and onward were just uncomfortable comparatively and this mouse fit my hand like a glove. Very lightweight, excellent battery life, clicks feel really good. Setup in the app was no issue, once I get it up I haven't had to fiddle with it at all. Very happy.

Really bummed about this one because it was highly recommended by a friend and I genuinely really like the mouse. The only issue I have is that my middle mouse button doesn't work, but not only does it not work, somehow it will intermittently spam the middle click command, either on a game or browsing websites. This is extremely irritating, especially when I have keybinds for my middle mouse button. Theres also a weird issue where if I right click to aim in a game, then left click to shoot, it just cancels out the right click and doesn't shoot, then doesn't shoot until I left click again. I play a lot of shooters, so this is a dealbreaker for me. Would've loved to get a new one but product support was pretty much "just exchange it lol" Except I don't get that option, plus I got it on a sale, the sale is over, and I'm not paying twice the price just to potentially have the same issue on the replacement.

I purchased a Pulsar Xlite v4 Large mouse to determine if I should buy 5 more as replacements for the 6 Logitech G403 wired mice currently connected to my Linux and Windows workstations. The Logitech mice are still going strong after 8 years, but now I am looking for wireless alternatives with larger dimensions to better suit large hands using a palm grip. The Pulsar has top-tier technical specifications, generally excellent build quality, and a quiet scroll wheel with optimal tactility. I also appreciate the no-nonsense software and onboard memory that stores my settings for use on my Linux machines. However, the clicks on the top left and right buttons are a bit louder than I prefer, the smooth shell could benefit from some subtle texturing to offset stickiness, and the USB-C receptacle is a very tight fit for the cable. Although the Pulsar is larger than the G403, the rearward high-point of the smaller mouse makes it a better fit for my palm. The most glaring shortcoming of the Pulsar was the lack of an 8k dongle -- an item not currently stocked at Amazon. Despite the relatively few and mostly minor drawbacks, overall I recommend the Pulsar Xlite v4 Large mouse.