Pulsar X2 CrazyLight

If you spend hours practising aim or play fast FPS games, weight and sensor fidelity matter more than flashy RGB; ultra-light wireless mice exist to cut wrist fatigue and let you flick with less resistance. The Pulsar X2 CrazyLight targets that exact problem by marrying a 35g shell to a flagship XS‑1 sensor and an 8K wireless dongle so your movements are reported faster and more precisely than with a standard 1000 Hz mouse. ## What makes it worth it The CrazyLight's headline is its weight — a quoted 35 g (mini) chassis that noticeably reduces fatigue and makes tiny wrist adjustments easier than most mainstream wireless mice. Pulsar pairs that with its XS‑1 sensor (up to 32,000 DPI, 750 IPS, 50g acceleration), which sits at the top end of today's consumer sensors and keeps tracking accurate even in fast flicks. Third, the package includes an 8K dongle and support for very high polling rates plus Pulsar's dust‑proof optical switches and a set of UHMW‑PE Dot Skates, so you get low input lag, durable click feel and friction‑free glide out of the box. ## Where it falls short The X2 is built for claw and fingertip grips — its low, wide symmetrical profile and extreme lightness make it a poor fit for users with large palms who prefer palm‑grip comfort, and it sacrifices the additional mass some players like for aim stability. If you want the absolute lightest wireless mouse with top‑tier tracking and 8K polling and you use claw or fingertip grip, buy the X2 CrazyLight; if you have large hands or prefer a palm grip or many side buttons, look elsewhere.

£129.95