Very compatible mouse! Love using it.

I bought this mouse for my sister. She loves to play games, but she wasn’t comfortable with her old mouse, so I decided to get her the HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro 4K Wireless Gaming Mouse—and she absolutely loves it!One of the features that made a big difference for her is the lightweight design at just 61g. It’s super easy to move around, making long gaming sessions much more comfortable. She also really appreciates the 4K polling rate, which gives her incredibly smooth and responsive movements, helping her perform better in fast-paced games.Overall, she’s really happy with this upgrade, and it has definitely improved her gaming experience!

Solid build quality and great features! Feels great in the hand. Nice customization features as well.

Smooth and light! I absolutely love how simple yet works so wonderfully. I do love that the scroll wheel changes colors and the gray slate is perfect. I haven’t noticed any hiccups since using it and the battery life truly does last so long. I definitely recommend for anyone, beginners as well. The dpi settings are customizable so that’s a huge plus!

Although I have used premium gaming mice before with more features than this, I think for those who prefer a more ergonomic, lightweight sort of mouse, this strikes a decent balance, if not the most appealing price.Connection is good, featuring a very soft and pliable cable you can connect directly to use the mouse in wired mode, wireless dongle that has a slot on the underside to stow away, and a USB C to A adapter that lets the dongle be connected with the included cable and moved closer to the mouse for a better connection - although the wireless connection is good even from a distance between obstacles, and I don't think it would become a problem in most setups.The settings out of the box are good, with the DPI switch on top toggling between 4 modes that range from very slow to quite fast. The RGB default is tasteful, sticking to white when connected via the dongle or cable rather than shifting through a rainbow spectrum. The look of the mouse is clean-cut and understated, simple but nice.It is quite light in the hands but not creaky or cheap feeling. The clicks are pretty quiet but easy to feel, and optical switches ensure they will last a lot longer than the problematic mechanical switches which many mice have historically suffered failures on in the past. If you find other mice too loud, this one could be a good 'stealthy' pick. It seems to be symmetrical, but not in a way that enables left-handed use. While that may be an issue for some, I prefer the lack of right-side buttons which might accidentally get pressed while picking up the mouse. It's not quite as tall or ergonomic as I like, but also not small enough I feel like I have to use a crab-like grip, pinching it with my outer fingers to move it around. The included shaped grip tapes and extra set of glide pads is a welcome touch.The scroll wheel might be a weakness if you need more of an all-rounder mouse, and this is where I would personally look to less lightweight options. There are others who offer mouse wheels that can switch between free-spin and ratcheted mode, some that allow you to change the level of resistance the scroll wheel gives, or even just a better feel in general. This one is very simplistic, reminding me of a bargain bin office mouse. It gets the job done, and the wheel click works well, but it lacks any of the nicer features you might get in other mice and doesn't bring anything special to the table.For $120, I feel like there are better options out there, but that's going to depend on what feature set you're looking for. This seems like a balanced offering, nothing notable that appears "wrong" with it, but not exactly inspired, either.