The Pulsar X2 Mini wireless mouse is a well-built wireless mouse that excels with gaming thanks to its low click latency, consistent sensor performance, and comfortable, symmetrical design. Though it lacks some gamer-specific features like RGB lighting, this mouse is an excellent choice overall.
First released back in late 2022, the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless is a high-end ambidextrous gaming mouse that boasts an ergonomic shape for fingertip grippers. Similar to some of the highest-ranked computer mouse options available in the market, this model features both wireless (through a USB receiver, no built-in storage space) and wired connectivity (through the USB-C port, which also supports USB-C charging). But unlike the best-rated gaming mouse models in its range, this mouse does not have manually customizable RGB lighting.
If manually customizable RGB lighting is one of your mandatory requirements in a wireless gaming mouse, then make sure to take a look at our NZXT Lift Mouse review. The Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless model features six different mouse buttons, including the ribbed scroll wheel, that you can easily program using the Pulsar Fusion Wireless software. And it features a built-in rechargeable battery with a 70-hour battery life.
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our Verdict
The Pulsar X2 Mini wireless mouse features a sturdy plastic shell with excellent build quality that comes in a variety of different colors. With a comfortable symmetrical shape, this mouse fits most hand sizes well, though it’s limited to a right-hand configuration. Unfortunately, the mouse lacks any kind of RGB lighting, but its six buttons are all programmable using the included user-friendly companion software. The scroll wheel is easy to use, but it doesn’t offer tilt or free-scrolling functionality.
Even though it may not look it, the X2 Mini is a gaming mouse thanks to its impressively low click latency of just 6.4 ms during testing and adjustable sensitivity of up to 26,000 DPI. Plus, with an impressive battery life of 70 hours, you’ll be gaming for longer.
First released back in late 2022, the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless is a high-end ambidextrous gaming mouse that boasts an ergonomic shape for fingertip grippers….
First released back in late 2022, the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless is a high-end ambidextrous gaming mouse that boasts an ergonomic shape for fingertip grippers. Similar to some of the highest-ranked computer mouse options available in the market, this model features both wireless (through a USB receiver, no built-in storage space) and wired connectivity (through the USB-C port, which also supports USB-C charging). But unlike the best-rated gaming mouse models in its range, this mouse does not have manually customizable RGB lighting.
If manually customizable RGB lighting is one of your mandatory requirements in a wireless gaming mouse, then make sure to take a look at our NZXT Lift Mouse review. The Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless model features six different mouse buttons, including the ribbed scroll wheel, that you can easily program using the Pulsar Fusion Wireless software. And it features a built-in rechargeable battery with a 70-hour battery life.
While the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless features a 26000 DPI flagship PAW3395 sensor model (optical), the Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless gaming mouse only comes with…
While the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless features a 26000 DPI flagship PAW3395 sensor model (optical), the Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless gaming mouse only comes with a 20000 DPI optical sensor. And the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless only has a body weight of around 55.6 grams and is a slightly more lightweight mouse in comparison to the 60.4-gram Pulsar Xlite V2, despite the V2 featuring pill-shaped cutouts. Moreover, the X2 is ambidextrous. Visit our Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless review to learn more about the V2 unit.
Unlike the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless, the LAMZU Atlantis Wireless Superlight gaming mouse features a larger footprint, which makes the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless easier…
Unlike the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless, the LAMZU Atlantis Wireless Superlight gaming mouse features a larger footprint, which makes the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless easier to carry as a travel mouse for portability. And the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless has a slightly more consistent sensor performance, as the LAMZU Atlantis’ optical sensor tends to jitter quite a bit at the higher DPI settings. However, the LAMZU Atlantis wireless gaming mouse does have way more color options when put against the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless.
When it comes to the overall body weight, at just 55.6 grams, the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless is a slightly more lightweight gaming mouse in…
When it comes to the overall body weight, at just 55.6 grams, the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless is a slightly more lightweight gaming mouse in comparison to the 61.1-gram Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT. The Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT is also slightly larger in size than the Pulsar X2 Mini Wireless, which makes the X2 Mini marginally more portable as a wireless travel-friendly gaming mouse. The X2 features an excellent sensor latency performance (6.4 ms) and is faster than the 9 ms lag of the G PRO X.
