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Pulsar's X2F CrazyLight wireless gaming mouse weighs only 29 grams

Built for fingertip grips, Pulsar's X2F CrazyLight removes the back-half of your typical gaming mouse for a custom design that weighs only 29 grams.

Pulsar's X2F CrazyLight wireless gaming mouse weighs only 29 grams
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TL;DR: Pulsar's X2F CrazyLight is a 29-gram wireless gaming mouse designed for fingertip grip and speed-focused control. Its XS-2 sensor offers up to 42,000 DPI, 8,000Hz polling, 800 IPS tracking, and 70G acceleration, with customizable settings through the Link 2 Dongle.
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Pulsar's X2F CrazyLight sets a new bar for the brand's lineup of high-performance, ultra-lightweight wireless gaming mice with its 29-gram build. It's Pulsar's latest fingertip mouse, a design that strips away most of a gaming mouse's body to focus on the main buttons for fingertip grips. The reduced size won't suit everyone, with Pulsar noting it's built for gamers seeking ideal "speed and precise fingertip control."

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The design logic is sound: the lighter a gaming mouse is, the faster it moves with less effort. The Pulsar X2F CrazyLight wireless gaming mouse is also built for performance, powered by the brand's next-gen XS-2 sensor, which features a 42,000 DPI sensitivity rating, 800 IPS tracking, and 70G acceleration. Add low-latency 8,000Hz (8K) polling, and you get a 29-gram mouse with the hardware to back up its unique design.

The sensor also supports adjustable lift-off distances (LOD) and can track on a wide range of surfaces, including glass and hard mousepads. Elsewhere, the main left and right click buttons use 100 million-click-rated Pulsar Optical Switches, while the scroll wheel features gold-plated contacts and a dust-resistant design for long-term use.

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Does the Pulsar X2F CrazyLight support 8,000Hz polling wirelessly, and what setup does it require?

Can the Pulsar X2F CrazyLight be used in wired mode while charging through USB-C?

Yes, the Pulsar X2F CrazyLight lists both wired and wireless operation and includes a USB-C cable. Whether it can be used in wired mode while charging is not specified.

How does the Pulsar X2F CrazyLight's 29-gram body suit different hand sizes and fingertip grip styles?

What lift-off distance adjustment options does the Pulsar X2F CrazyLight's XS-2 sensor offer?

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The Pulsar X2F CrazyLight wireless gaming mouse is also paired with the innovative Link 2 Dongle, which includes a dual-button interface for direct access to DPI, Polling Rate, LOD, and other settings - customizable via the browser-based Bibimbap interface. Here are the specs.

ItemDetails
Product NamePulsar LAB X2F CrazyLight Gaming Mouse
Product TypeWireless Gaming Mouse
ColorBlack
InterfaceWireless, Wired
CompatibilityPC (Windows, Mac, Linux)
SensorXS-2 Next Generation Sensor
SwitchesPulsar Optical Switches (100M Clicks)
MaterialsABS/Nylon composite material
DPI/CPI42,000
Polling RateUp to 8,000Hz
Tracking/Acceleration800 IPS, 70G
Buttons5
LightingNone
Weight29 grams
Dimensions (LxWXH)87.5 x 61.1 x 31.6mm
What's In The BoxX2F CrazyLight Wireless Mouse, Link 2 Dongle, USB-C Cable, 2 Types Skates Set
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