HyperX Pulsefire Surge mouse review — performance and beauty that’s a wee too small

HyperX has jumped into the RGB lifestyle with the Alloy Elite keyboard and its NGenuity software, and the company now wants its fans to start pairing that with the Pulsefire Surge mouse. This is the RGB LED version of its gaming mouse, which features a Pixart 3389 optical sensor, Omron switches, and onboard memory. It is available now for $70.

As with other HyperX products, it is obvious that the engineering team put a lot of thought into how gamers actually use products like this. And then they made it really nice to look at on top of that.