HyperX Pulsefire Dart - Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse, Software-Controlled Customization, 6 Programmable Buttons, Qi-Charging Battery up to 50 hours - PC, PS4, Xbox One Compatible,Black

Fantastic mouse, lasted 4 years and didn't die until I accidentally put it through the washing machine. Will continue to use HyperX mice.

Let's be honest, wires are the bane of any gamer's existence. They snag, they tangle, and they're a constant reminder that you're tethered to your desk. That's why I recently made the switch to the HyperX Pulsefire Dart, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer (pun intended!). This little wireless mouse is a powerhouse of precision and comfort. The 2.4GHz connection feels as snappy as a wired mouse, even in the heat of intense FPS battles. Plus, the battery life is unreal – I've been using it for weeks without needing a recharge, even with the RGB lights glowing like a mini disco ball on my desk. Speaking of RGB, the customization options are insane. I can program each button to do exactly what I want, from macros for complex in-game actions to launching my favorite music playlist. And the ergonomic design? It's like this mouse was sculpted to fit my hand perfectly, even after hours of late-night raids. I've never been a huge fan of wireless mice before, but the HyperX Dart has truly converted me. It's become my go-to weapon for everything from casual browsing to hardcore gaming, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. If you're tired of cord clutter and want a mouse that keeps up with your every click, look no further than the HyperX Pulsefire Dart. You won't regret it!

Too big for a travel mouse but I bought it for my desk at home. Comes with a cord for use and recharging, but is also wireless charging capable. I haven’t actually used the cord yet, preferring to put it on my Nomad base station to charge. I’ve also used it for weeks without charging it, so I don’t know how long it actually lasts, but it’s a while. Only gripe really is the little USB adapter I need to plug into my laptop as a receiver when I’m using it versus a straight Bluetooth pairing, but that’s not a big deal for me. Fits nicely in the hand, the pulsing colors lend a bit of visual interest, it tracks smoothly and the buttons are all responsive and holding up nicely. I have not tried it for serious gaming yet.

I love the high DPI settings available on this mouse. I will warn you, though, the battery doesn't last as long as I expected, and the software for it likes to crash on me all the time. This causes my DPI to reset in the middle of a game. Other than that, I love the feel and the remappable buttons. The scroll wheel could do with some weeks (it's a bit soft for my taste and could do with a feature I've seen on other mice where there is a button that switches between free spin or soft and a hard click for the scroll wheel). The soft touch material on the side also likes to pick up skin cells and anything else that is on your hands. It's harder to clean than it should be with the texture. All in all, I would recommend it. I don't think it's a perfect mouse, but someone else might find it to be exactly what they want. I do love this mouse and I have even taken it to work with me because I like to feel and weight of it. It tracks well, but the software can have issues (the mouse also likes to move on its own if left alone for too long). If my mouse broke right now, I would seriously consider buying this again to replace it.

Tl;dr It works well and I love the way it feels. The mouse I was using previously was a Kingston Pulsefire FPS Pro, which was okay. I did not like the shape of the FPS Pro at all even though they look the same at first glance. I am 6'0 and my hands are proportionate i.e. not small, but the FPS Pro just felt too fat and I hated the rubberized grips on the side as well because it eventually becomes slippery due to the oil from your skin. The Dart, however, does not have any annoying rubberized grips and the shape feels much more comfortable to me. It does not bulge out in the middle like the FPS Pro did and actually concaves inward. I cannot stress enough how good this mouse feels to me and I'm surprised at how well it tracks. I haven't owned a wireless mouse for gaming in probably 15+ years, but the Dart tracks as well as any other wired mouse I've used in the past. Edit: The highest rated review for this product talks extensively about how bad the software is, but that was submitted almost three years ago and it looks like Kingston worked out all the bugs. While I don't like having to go through the Microsoft app store to use it, it's at least light weight, minimal, and works just fine for me. You can configure it to start minimized on login as well and has all the basic features to adjust DPI, LED, polling rate, and so on.

replaced my corsair dark core SE pro with this mouse. I liked the feel of the corsair mouse more, but the battery life was terrible (maybe 12 hours) and it weighed a lot. The Pulsefire easily goes 3-4 days on a full charge and is about half the weight of the dark core SE. While the ergonomics are fine it doesn't feel as good as the dark core SE. Charges quickly using my Qi mouse pad, taking maybe an hour to go from ~15% to full. It can be used while plugged in with the USB-C cable, but depending on your particular setup the cable might get in a way a bit. Overall am very happy with the mouse.

Great mouse for the price paid. It comes with a dongle for better connectivity to the pc when using wireless. It’s performed well for gaming purposes and overall I love the customization options for the rgb on the mouse. Overall I would recommend the mouse as it has been a great purchase and works well. The battery seems to last well enough too and I’d rather easy to charge by plugging in or using a wireless charging pad.

It's almost a great mouse - used it for almost 3 years now, still clicky, sensitivity is still good - mouse wheel though has crapped out. I scroll down and the screen goes up, or jitters, and vice versa. They just don't make them like they used to.

Buon prodotto e ottimo costo

Melhor mouse que eu ja tive! Perfeito!

Es un gran ratón inhalambrico, muy cómodo, rápido y súper fluido.

Ich verwende diese Maus schon seit einem Jahr und kann überwiegendes Positiv darüber berichten. Die Maus war ein bisschen Teuer meiner Meinung nach. Das einzige eher schlechte ist das sich die Maus zu schnell entlädt. Ich glaub nicht das sie die 50 Stunden durchhält. Ansonsten ist sie wirklich gut für Rechtshänder, sehr ergonomisch und tolle Seitenlederpads. Ich benutze andere Produkte von HyperX unter anderem das HyperX Alloy Origins und muss sagen das die Software jetzt nicht die tollste ist, sogar nach einem Jahr nachdem sie aus der Beta raus ist. Es ist ok jedoch haben es andere besser gemacht wie z.B. Razer oder auch Corsair.

I’ve been using this mouse for years, and it’s the first HyperX mouse that has lasted more than two years without any issues like a malfunctioning middle button or double-clicking on the left button. I still actively use it for both work and competitive gaming. The side cushions were a first for me—they’re padded rather than just plain silicone, and they felt great. However, after years of use, the left cushion has developed a bubble from friction and looks like it might tear soon. The battery still works quite well. Although it has shut off on me a few times, it charges quickly (enough to finish match in just a few minutes of charge) so I can continue my competitive matches without much delay.