Hyperx Pulsefire Hast 2 Pro 4K Review: Lighter and faster mouse

Hyperx Pulsefire HSTE 2 and MASTE 2 Pro uses the latest and largest sensor, like all their competitors, able to up to 26,000 points per inch. This means far away More sensitivity (or decision) From the previous model. Although this may be the most important upgrade to this mouse in this generation, the main difference between the wheel 2 and HSTE 2 Pro is the polling rate.

To match the dpi higher, this is the first Hyperx mouse with a 4000-viaz voting rate. This is the number of times the mouse is about its location for a computer – the higher the number, the most responsive indicator movement. Most of the mice have a poll rate of 1000 Hz, but the electronic mice can reach 8000 Hz.

There was a lot of talk about whether such specifications were useful. Many tests show that the difference between 4000 and 2000 Hz is visually impaired, even on screens with Very high update rates. The jump looks from 1000 Hz on the wheel 2 to the rushing race 2 Pro 4000 Hz like a big jump, but I just promise that the most competitive players in the elite will notice the difference. This is a problem when the basic upgrade is between the two.

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You should not worry that this is “only” 4000 Hz and not 8000 Hz like some competitors. Remember that you will need to use higher DPI settings if you can even get something close to 4K poll, which affects the battery life and the performance of your CPU.

Do not understand me wrong – the mouse performance is great. It is very respondent in the dreaded archers, and it is combined with a quick screen, as it feels smooth butter. It is only about whether it is worth paying an additional part of the change to her cheaper brother.

Light, strong and smooth

None of this matters too much at the mouse Feel This is good. The shape of the original Hyperx Pulsefire has not changed, which features a fairly low symmetric design, right -right designed to work for the fist of all kinds. This will always depend on the size of the hand, but for the hands larger than the average using a crushed grip, I found it very comfortable. I prefer how to feel Logitech G Pro Superlight 2 in general, but the size of the hand and the fist style are very concerned here.

Thanks to 61 grams, you can make quick slips across the desktop. This helps with the feet on the bottom, which is smooth for the signs in the securities. Yes, its closest competitors are a little lighter technically lighter, as Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 weighs 60 grams and Razer Viper V3 Pro Wireless at 54 grams. There are also less well -known options such as Lamzo MayaWhich comes in less than 50 grams. But when it comes to it, Hyperx Pulsefire HSTE 2 Pro is a lightweight mouse-and most importantly, a balanced separation.