SeekerPulsar Xlite Wireless
The Pulsar Xlite Wireless is good for office work, though it isn't originally for this use. The body feels very sturdy and has a comfortable, right-handed shape. You can reprogram all buttons using the customization software, and it connects wirelessly with its USB receiver. Unfortunately, there's no Bluetooth support, and the scroll wheel doesn't have L/R tilt inputs or a free-scrolling mode.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- WIRELESS LIGHT WEIGHT 59g - Lag Free 2.4Ghz Wireless or Wired using
- SUPREME COMFORT ERGONOMIC - The shape of the mouse will be extremely comfortable in your hand. Durability and performance with a comfort ergonomic design.
- THE FLAGSHIP 20K SENSOR - Equipped with the PixArt’s LATEST FLAGSHIP PAW3370 sensor capable of 400 IPS speed, 50g acceleration, 20,000 programmable DPI and 1000hz / 1ms polling rate. This is the highest performance optical mouse sensor.
- HIGHLY CUSTOMIZABLE - Reassign your keys, create your own macros, adjust the debounce time as low as 0ms, precisely adjust dpi. Equipped with the Kailh GM 8.0 Switches.
- UPGRADED FEET DESIGN - Feets are made by 100% pure virgin PTFE. Bigger, wider and roundier feet design provides more stable surface contact and traking. It also provides better stopping power. Balanced for ultralight weight mouse design.
- Please understand that the black mark on a mouse is not a defect this is removable with a rubber eraser if it does not disapper please contact us
PROS
+ Feels very well-built.
+ Shape is very comfortable and almost universally suitable for all grip types and hand sizes.
+ Connects wirelessly with a USB receiver.
CONS
- No Bluetooth support.
- Scroll wheel doesn't have L/R tilt inputs or a free-scrolling mode.
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By Rtings on February 25, 2022
The Pulsar Xlite Wireless is good for office work, though it isn't originally for this use. The body feels very sturdy and has a comfortable, right-handed shape. You can reprogram all buttons using the customization software, and it connects wirelessly with its USB receiver. Unfortunately, there's no Bluetooth support, and the scroll wheel doesn't have L/R tilt inputs or a free-scrolling mode.
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