The puslar Xlite v2 mini is really what all mouse companies should be doing. Makes me remember what the XM1v2 achieved back then. Pulsar setting standards and keeping good price, that's a company I like to support. Looking forward for the ambi mouse coming this year, if they drop this same quality and price might be getting the top spot. Great job Pulsar
I've been using the regular size Xlite v2 since it launched, and I agree, the plastic feels good. The stock ptfe skates are good, the clicks are maybe slightly heavier than my preference, but they did wear in a bit after some use.
only $65 in my country, this thing is pretty solid and feels premium for it's price- also it doesn't feel like an ergo to me, i only use symmetrical mouse so it's great for me- hard to beat this imo.
I don't have some long winded and super detailed review so I'll just simply say this. I purchased one a month ago through amazon. I love this mouse, shape is nearly perfect for my hand size and mouse grip. My one and only issue is that after a month now it has started to double click or sometimes not even click at all. So that has been really disappointing.
you will love it, I have the xlite v2 in red and I'm super pleased with the mouse. I can't wait until they release their symmetrical mouse later this year.
This is so much wider. 5.8 grip width. its like a zowie ec-3 grip width and shape. and the regular pulsar xlite is like a ec 1.5c. For finger tip, stick with the viper mini, or ht-s.
Using the regular V2 for a week now .. Feels really great and all but the sensor could be more centered. When playing with the GPX i notice the difference, which is sad. Maybe i just need get used to it, so let's hope i haven't wasted 120€ here 😅
With OG Zowie members being now are Vaxee, I’m betting the slow releases from Zowie these last years has to do with that. I wouldn’t expect a wireless zowie before a wireless vaxee 🤣
Good evening brandon, I'm looking to buy a mousepad and a feet, to play csgo and valorant, I'm thinking about buying an Artizan zero because of the stopping Power and a Pulsar Superglides because of the small initial friction. Do you have any other recommendations for mousepads and feet for csgo and valorant players? (My mouse g pro superlight)
Man, I am so looking forward getting this mouse, but I am still a bit concerned about the shape. I *want* a ergo shape, but I am worried if I might be able to fingertip the mouse (my hands are 18,5 x 9,5 cm). Anyone had any experience similar to mine? I would wait on the X2, but small symmetrical mice tend to give me some wrist fatigue. However, I perform my best with smaller mice such as the G305 and MM710 . The CM is the one that I have been getting fatigue with, the g305 is was replaced by a G Pro Superlight, which is too big to fingertip and perform consistently.
For the longest I would use mice with a relaxed claw/fingertrip grip. I recently purchased the Xlite V2 Mini and love to fingertip it. I think it's perfect with this kind of mouse. Although I have noticed I hold the mouse at a bit of an angle which took almost no time to get accustomed to. Hope this helps
if you're worried about wrist fatigue, get the regular size the extra bump on the right side will help with gripping the mouse. I have 18 x 10, length of mouse feels perfect with the regular. I'm imagining the mini would be a bit short for my relaxed claw/fingertrip grip
just because the mouse is a little smaller it looks like my hand is more on the pad. I'm still hovering and that makes me really happy to hear it worked for you Ta Pts!
As much as I like the Xlite Mini, the clicks are too stiff due to the top shell and clicks being one piece in a small form factor, not much flex for the clicks.
i just bought it recently and had to return it. the clicks are on the heavy side and its constantly noticable when im playing and distracting me. the mouse overall is built well and everything was nice about it. The clicks were just to heavy and distracting.
@@dalarcoin6851 it was the main clicks that felt too heavy, further then viper pro 2 which is on the heavier side to me already, heavier then starlight 12 if u had that feeling
Just got my replacement today since the one that i had prior had "double click" issues but they did replace it with another one fast! On the Replacement however The Left Mouse button is more stiffer to my prior mouse just something to look out for. Just wish the replacement mouse had the same Left Mouse button click as to my prior one which those were perfect actuations on both left and right mouse buttons and on the replacement only the left one is stiff...
@@AsianAnimeRuLe That's really odd they should be able to atleast ship here in the US. Also if you dont mind me asking is their something wrong with your mouse?
@@chevy03racing yeah my mousewheel doesn't work properly if I scroll down it will scroll down once and then bounce back up as if i scrolled it two times up
Yep, main clicks are different, left is muted and stiff in comparison with right one. Also wheel does cracking noise when I scroll it up. Disappointed with quality, paid 150$ for this mouse in my country btw.
Even if other mice are too expensive, this is still a great price for what they're offering. Gaming mice have always costed a fair bit, and the good wireless ones, even more.
@@mudofx9368 the g305 I got for £25 years ago is a cheap wireless mouse. This mouse is reasonably priced for what it is but it is not cheap. I use a death adder v2 Pro and its sale price at like 100 usd is what it should have been sold at.
If you compare it to its competition like the Model D- wireless or Zowie EC2-C they are all around that same $70-$80 dollar price range. I can't think of any other popular ergo mice off the top of my head, but for $80 I think that's a fair price if you compare it to other mice of the same shape and size.
The puslar Xlite v2 mini is really what all mouse companies should be doing. Makes me remember what the XM1v2 achieved back then. Pulsar setting standards and keeping good price, that's a company I like to support. Looking forward for the ambi mouse coming this year, if they drop this same quality and price might be getting the top spot. Great job Pulsar
I've been using the regular size Xlite v2 since it launched, and I agree, the plastic feels good. The stock ptfe skates are good, the clicks are maybe slightly heavier than my preference, but they did wear in a bit after some use.
Hey brother
yeah kalilh 8.0s are not optimal for league or dota 2. so i just skipped this one.
only $65 in my country, this thing is pretty solid and feels premium for it's price- also it doesn't feel like an ergo to me, i only use symmetrical mouse so it's great for me- hard to beat this imo.
yeah if one button isn't sticking out forward longer than the other, it's not an ergo mouse in my book.
Love the review! Also thanks for the heads up, I would've never known not to dunk my mouse in a bucket of water 🤪
just bought this mouse and you uploaded this , what a time !!
I don't have some long winded and super detailed review so I'll just simply say this. I purchased one a month ago through amazon. I love this mouse, shape is nearly perfect for my hand size and mouse grip. My one and only issue is that after a month now it has started to double click or sometimes not even click at all. So that has been really disappointing.
late response here: set debounce to a higher number like 4, fixed my 2x click issues on a couple different brands of mice.
This mouse is nice, but I wish they kept the click-feel from the v1. It's so much harder to tap in tactical shooters with these heavy ass clicks
oh damn that's horrible.
I was just about to order the Xlite V2 wireless (not mini). Great timing
you will love it, I have the xlite v2 in red and I'm super pleased with the mouse. I can't wait until they release their symmetrical mouse later this year.
@@iJansport I'm getting it in white since my artisan hien is already red and I don't think that would go well together. Anyways super excited!!!
@@tinywest if you decide on grips for it the corepads grips are excellent. Hope you enjoy it!
Hey BT, do you prefer the shape of this than the Viper Mini?
Nah viper mini is the goat but this is good
This is so much wider. 5.8 grip width. its like a zowie ec-3 grip width and shape. and the regular pulsar xlite is like a ec 1.5c. For finger tip, stick with the viper mini, or ht-s.
Can’t wait for the X2 to come tbh
Using the regular V2 for a week now .. Feels really great and all but the sensor could be more centered. When playing with the GPX i notice the difference, which is sad. Maybe i just need get used to it, so let's hope i haven't wasted 120€ here 😅
Had my gpx for like a year and recently purchased this one, it definitely takes time to get used to a new mouse. But 🤫 I prefer this one,
been waiting on this im considering picking this up with some glass skates
Do eet Aidan
Should I go for the mini variant ? My hands are 17x9,5. using palm/relaxed claw grip
"once Zowie release their wireless mouse" - good one Brandon. We probably wont be around then anymore :D
With OG Zowie members being now are Vaxee, I’m betting the slow releases from Zowie these last years has to do with that. I wouldn’t expect a wireless zowie before a wireless vaxee 🤣
💀 hahaha thanks for the laugh shai
Aged like milk.
Good evening brandon, I'm looking to buy a mousepad and a feet, to play csgo and valorant, I'm thinking about buying an Artizan zero because of the stopping Power and a Pulsar Superglides because of the small initial friction. Do you have any other recommendations for mousepads and feet for csgo and valorant players? (My mouse g pro superlight)
I run superglides on my main mouse for Valorant. Also check out tiger ice mouse feet they are really good too
I got the xlite V2 mini wireless and love it great little mouse
Been wanting this mouse, ty for the great review!
Amazing mouse! Highly recommend this masterpiece
Man, I am so looking forward getting this mouse, but I am still a bit concerned about the shape. I *want* a ergo shape, but I am worried if I might be able to fingertip the mouse (my hands are 18,5 x 9,5 cm). Anyone had any experience similar to mine?
I would wait on the X2, but small symmetrical mice tend to give me some wrist fatigue. However, I perform my best with smaller mice such as the G305 and MM710 . The CM is the one that I have been getting fatigue with, the g305 is was replaced by a G Pro Superlight, which is too big to fingertip and perform consistently.
If you palm he mentioned you'd be better with the regular size. But you said smaller works better, may be worth a shot
@@TPN_MeDS he just said he prefers fingertip
For the longest I would use mice with a relaxed claw/fingertrip grip. I recently purchased the Xlite V2 Mini and love to fingertip it. I think it's perfect with this kind of mouse. Although I have noticed I hold the mouse at a bit of an angle which took almost no time to get accustomed to. Hope this helps
if you're worried about wrist fatigue, get the regular size the extra bump on the right side will help with gripping the mouse. I have 18 x 10, length of mouse feels perfect with the regular. I'm imagining the mini would be a bit short for my relaxed claw/fingertrip grip
@@bongunboy yea I think the size of the X2 might have been better for me too.
When did you go back to resting your wrist on the mousepad? I switched after watching your video guide and noticed a drastic improvement.
just because the mouse is a little smaller it looks like my hand is more on the pad. I'm still hovering and that makes me really happy to hear it worked for you Ta Pts!
what does ripple control and angle snapping do? should i turn it on or off? and whats with debounce?
Nice editing! and cool hat
That was quite the ending
Coppin def want to check this mouse out!
Is this good alternative for viper mini ?
the Xlite is the ergo one vs the X2, right? im looking at this one more.
As much as I like the Xlite Mini, the clicks are too stiff due to the top shell and clicks being one piece in a small form factor, not much flex for the clicks.
w outro would love to see them implement better side buttons also
I just bought the MxG superglide edition, and it's great so far. Currently using it with a LGG Saturn.
does the software allows for specific dpi number , like 857 for example?
Think I gotta try my old X2 wired to see if would be a good size change.
Can i use it on xbox series?
i just bought it recently and had to return it. the clicks are on the heavy side and its constantly noticable when im playing and distracting me. the mouse overall is built well and everything was nice about it. The clicks were just to heavy and distracting.
was it just the side buttons? How did you feel about the main clicks?
@@dalarcoin6851 it was the main clicks that felt too heavy, further then viper pro 2 which is on the heavier side to me already, heavier then starlight 12 if u had that feeling
@@Wuufie Wouldnt recommend kalilh 4.0 or 8.0s if u play league or dota 2, to be honest. ttc gold, any optical,omrons are way better for spamclicking
the ending bar kinda hard
Just got my replacement today since the one that i had prior had "double click" issues but they did replace it with another one fast! On the Replacement however The Left Mouse button is more stiffer to my prior mouse just something to look out for. Just wish the replacement mouse had the same Left Mouse button click as to my prior one which those were perfect actuations on both left and right mouse buttons and on the replacement only the left one is stiff...
did they require you to send the broken mouse to korea?
@@AsianAnimeRuLe no they have a place In here in the US which is nice they shipped the mouse on monday and got it wednesday.
@@AsianAnimeRuLe That's really odd they should be able to atleast ship here in the US. Also if you dont mind me asking is their something wrong with your mouse?
@@chevy03racing yeah my mousewheel doesn't work properly if I scroll down it will scroll down once and then bounce back up as if i scrolled it two times up
@@AsianAnimeRuLe gotcha that sucks that you're having issues too you can try and contact them if its possible to ship it to the US?
I think there’s like 3 colors that come with their glass feet (with the obvious price increase)
no hustle warranty, they replace right away in my country.
i was wondering if the battery dies can i still use it as a wired mouse?
Yes it has a lightweight usb c cable
Woah
For right and LEFT hand !!! Check !
can you use this via wired? or it's only wireless?
You can use it wired too
Tell us the measurements?
Might be a dumb question. My hands are 15.24 and 8.75 could I palm grip this mouse?
I would go with their xlite v2 mini instead for palm
@@BTaesthetics glad you responded I impulse bought the mini now and waiting for it. Keep up the good work! Subbed.
My only issue is the holes on the sides, bit uncomfortable to grip.
do you mean the right side grip ?
got it for ~50 usd, love it so far..
Lmao I have that same exact shirt good looks 👍
Doee anyone left click feel stiffer then right click?
Yep, main clicks are different, left is muted and stiff in comparison with right one. Also wheel does cracking noise when I scroll it up. Disappointed with quality, paid 150$ for this mouse in my country btw.
Is it me or is Xlite doing what the Razer viper should of been
razer, logitech, and corsair are considered industry leaders, but all 3 are literally the worst quality, worst software.
This wasn’t on my radar but it sure is now!
Literally got mine 2 days ago lmao
noice
Don't dump any mouse in a bucket of water 😂
Bruh i thought it was powered by the universe' pulsars
🇰🇷 and their peripherals 👀 😆
Pulsar who?
lets stop pretending that this is a low price at 80$. it isnt. other mice are too expensive.
Even if other mice are too expensive, this is still a great price for what they're offering.
Gaming mice have always costed a fair bit, and the good wireless ones, even more.
At 80 dollars this is a cheap wireless mouse
@@mudofx9368 the g305 I got for £25 years ago is a cheap wireless mouse. This mouse is reasonably priced for what it is but it is not cheap. I use a death adder v2 Pro and its sale price at like 100 usd is what it should have been sold at.
If you compare it to its competition like the Model D- wireless or Zowie EC2-C they are all around that same $70-$80 dollar price range. I can't think of any other popular ergo mice off the top of my head, but for $80 I think that's a fair price if you compare it to other mice of the same shape and size.
@@RennyChuggs 305 uses batteries
Worth grabbing for 40$ looks new dude said was too small? Will be my first pulsar aswell