Pulsar Launches Ultra-Light and Surprisingly Usable Heavy Gaming Mice
Pulsar has introduced the X2F CrazyLight, an extremely lightweight mouse designed for speed. They also released a medium-sized X3 CrazyLight variant catering to different grip styles. This follows their April Fools' joke CRAZYHEAVY 500-gram mouse, which proved surprisingly functional.
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Pulsar's new mouse is sliced in half to make it genuinely 'crazy-light'
Pulsar has released the X2F CrazyLight, an ultra-lightweight gaming mouse weighing only 29 grams by effectively being half of a mouse. This design aims to enhance speed for competitive players, though it requires a specific fingertip grip. The mouse features Pulsar's new SX2 sensor and a 210mA battery, with a release date set for September 28, 2026.
A new version of one of my all-time favourite mouse shapes just launched and it could be perfect for palm and relaxed…
Pulsar has launched a new medium-sized version of its X3 CrazyLight gaming mouse, offering a slightly larger form factor than the original Mini model. The new mouse maintains the same lightweight design, advanced sensor, and optical switches, aiming to provide enhanced comfort for palm and relaxed claw grip users on PC. The article also features insights from reviewer Jacob on its ergonomic design and comparison to other popular gaming mice.
Pulsar actually sold its 500-gram April Fools' Day joke gaming mouse, and despite looking 'extremely sluggish', it's 'really not that bad'
Pulsar released a 500-gram gaming mouse, the CRAZYHEAVY, as an April Fools' Day joke, with only 20 units made available to the public. Despite its extreme weight and some initial issues like non-functional wireless mode, YouTuber Boardzy found the mouse to be surprisingly usable, though it could cause wrist strain with prolonged use.
