Pulsar x2 Crazylight (Filaire, Sans fil), Souris, Noir
Avantages et inconvénients
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Souris de jeu ultra-légère de 35 grammes avec taux de polling de 8000 Hz, capteur XS-1 jusqu'à 32.000 DPI et commutateurs optiques. Conçue pour les jeux FPS compétitifs avec prise claw/fingertip. Offre d'excellentes performances et du confort pour les petites mains, mais a une autonomie limitée et ne convient pas au travail de bureau.
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The Pulsar X2 CrazyLight is outstanding for FPS gaming. It's extremely lightweight, making it easy to move around quickly and accurately. Its small symmetrical shape is well-suited for claw and fingertip grips if you have small or medium-sized hands. Performance-wise, it supports a wireless polling rate of 8000Hz and offers exceptionally low click and sensor latency, ideal for competitive play. In order to save weight, it has a fairly small battery, so you'll need to recharge it fairly often, especially when using higher polling rates. Additionally, its open baseplate design also helps save weight, but it leaves the interior of the mouse open to collecting dust and debris.
The Pulsar X2 CrazyLight is outstanding for FPS gaming. It's extremely lightweight, making it easy to move around quickly and accurately. Its small symmetrical shape is well-suited for claw and fingertip grips if you have small or medium-sized hands. Performance-wise, it supports a wireless polling rate of 8000Hz and offers exceptionally low click and sensor latency, ideal for competitive play. In order to save weight, it has a fairly small battery, so you'll need to recharge it fairly often, especially when using higher polling rates. Additionally, its open baseplate design also helps save weight, but it leaves the interior of the mouse open to collecting dust and debris.
Trustvoice expert
2 septembre 2025
Coming from the g pro x superlight 1, I'm hugely impressed with the weight reduction and comfort. 8k sensor is no joke. Only gripe is the battery life at 8khz... maybe two days of use? I found the sweet spot to be 4khz. Solid companion app as well without any bloat. Great, clicky switches and a satisfying scroll wheel.
Coming from the g pro x superlight 1, I'm hugely impressed with the weight reduction and comfort. 8k sensor is no joke. Only gripe is the battery life at 8khz... maybe two days of use? I found the sweet spot to be 4khz. Solid companion app as well without any bloat. Great, clicky switches and a satisfying scroll wheel.
davePCx3d
31 mai 2025
