Reviewers Liked
- Well built construction
- Software for customizable buttons and DPI settings
- Fantastic textured grip
Reviewers Didn't Like
- The mouse is a bit big
- Temperamental software
Kingston HyperX Pulsefire Surge FPS Pro
84
9.2
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By TheStreamingBlog
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HyperX is well-known for creating top-notch devices with competitive prices, and the Pulsefire FPS Pro is another addition to their list of the company's high-quality product. It meets the wants and needs of every gamer and using it felt really nice,...
By ThinkComputers
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With a current retail price of $59.99 on Amazon, the HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro is situated right in the gaming mouse hotspot. That means there are a ton of competitors fighting to earn your money, and the feature set of the FPS Pro stacks up pretty well...
By PCWorld New Zealand
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As usual, it's the price that really seals the deal here. If you're looking to pick up a solid gaming mouse on the cheap, and for some reason can't get your hands on the regular Pulsefire, rest assured that the Pulsefire FPS Pro will fit the bill just...
By Gaming Nexus
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A little under a year ago, HyperX released the Pulsefire FPS mouse. It was the company's first foray into the creation of mice, and it went well. The Pulsefire FPS was a solid mouse, likened to the Razer DeathAdder. It was fairly plain, but as far as...
By Tom's Guide
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With an accurate, high-quality sensor, smart RGB lighting and some truly inspired textured grips, the Pulsefire FPS Pro is a refinement of a design that's already been successful for HyperX.You can usually find the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum in the...
By gamingtrend.com
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The HyperX Pulsefire Pro is a near perfect gaming mouse. While it lacks adjustable weights, it has just about everything else I could ask for. It moves perfectly, has a wide range of DPI options, easy to reach side buttons, a nice grip, and an overall...
By in.ign.com
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The HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro builds on everything that was great about the original Pulsefire FPS, and adds useful updates such as an improved sensor and more customization options. It's not breaking any ground in mouse design, but its comfortable...
By technologyx.com
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The HyperX FPS Pro does so much right, why would you buy anything else? The friction-less movement, customization and low price of $59.99 make this perfect for any...
By techPowerUp!
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The HyperX Pulsefire Core is available for $44.99. Great choice of materials Fantastic sensor performance Solid build quality Great buttons Nice-looking RGB lighting Relatively light and flexible cable Comfortable for palm gripping with medium to large...
By vortez.net
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£50 is a good amount for a mouse as this price is sort of like a sweet spot; usually, mice in this range are well made, yet don't skimp on the internals or features, and the HyperX Pulsefire FPS PRO is one such offering in that price category. Coming in...
By tech-critter.com
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When it comes to gaming peripherals, it's oftentimes fancy in terms of design and also the lighting and whatnot. Then comes HyperX with their peripherals – particularly the Pulsefire FPS Pro that we have here today. We've also taken a look at other...
By The Gadgeteer
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I really enjoyed using the HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro even though it was a bit big for my grip. I tend to pick up the mouse alot while moving it, so that may or may not work for you. It feels great in hand otherwise, and I like customizing the lighting...
By XSReviews
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The HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro comes so close to perfection, offering a comfortable body, precise sensor and heaps of style. The only thing holding it back are poorly shaped side panels that make it hard to lift and some truly last-gen software. If you...
By gamergen.com
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Nous avons là une souris très classique à la forme rappelant d'autres modèles conçus pour la pratique des jeux de tir, avec deux boutons sous le pouce, un revêtement latéral texturé et un bouton sous la molette pour changer les DPI à la volée. Bien...
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