Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless
 | Outdated Product An upgraded version of the Pulsar gaming mouse, a computer mouse with a combined connection (radio channel or USB), a high-precision 16K sensor, Kailh mechanical switches, programmable side buttons and built-in RGB backlighting. The model belongs to the middle level, is part of the Pulsar line of manipulators and is positioned as a universal manipulator that will be equally useful for both experienced players and casual gamers. Compared to the regular Pulse model, the case has become a little heavier (84 grams), plus replaceable Teflon feet have appeared that optimize sliding on the surface. The symmetrical shape is equally suitable for control by both right and left hands. True, the additional keys located on the right wall will be at hand only if the manipulator is i...n the right hand. The set of buttons on the Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless is extremely standard: 2 main buttons, a scroll wheel, a couple of additional side buttons and a classic DPI switch. The push-button mechanisms use ultra-reliable Kailh Black Mamba switches with a lifespan of 80 million clicks. In previous versions of Pulsar, mechanisms from Omron with a resource of 20 million clicks were more often used. The TTC Gold encoder ensures reliable operation of the scroll wheel with smooth scrolling and a pleasant click when pressed. Unlike most mid-level gaming controllers, Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless boasts a large number of colors that allow you to customize the gadget without resorting to backlighting. By the way, there is also lighting here - in the back of the case, using RGB LEDs with 16.8 million colors, the company logo and a small strip located at the base are illuminated. A PixArt 3335 sensor with a maximum resolution of 16K DPI is installed inside the mouse. It maintains high resolution while remaining accurate even under extreme accelerations of up to 50 G. |
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An upgraded version of the Pulsar gaming mouse, a computer mouse with a combined connection (radio channel or USB), a high-precision 16K sensor, Kailh mechanical switches, programmable side buttons and built-in RGB backlighting. The model belongs to the middle level, is part of the Pulsar line of manipulators and is positioned as a universal manipulator that will be equally useful for both experienced players and casual gamers.
Compared to the regular Pulse model, the case has become a little heavier (84 grams), plus replaceable Teflon feet have appeared that optimize sliding on the surface. The symmetrical shape is equally suitable for control by both right and left hands. True, the additional keys located on the right wall will be at hand only if the manipulator is in the right hand. The set of buttons on the Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless is extremely standard: 2 main buttons, a scroll wheel, a couple of additional side buttons and a classic DPI switch.
The push-button mechanisms use ultra-reliable Kailh Black Mamba switches with a lifespan of 80 million clicks. In previous versions of Pulsar, mechanisms from Omron with a resource of 20 million clicks were more often used. The TTC Gold encoder ensures reliable operation of the scroll wheel with smooth scrolling and a pleasant click when pressed. Unlike most mid-level gaming controllers, Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless boasts a large number of colors that allow you to customize the gadget without resorting to backlighting.
By the way, there is also lighting here - in the back of the case, using RGB LEDs with 16.8 million colors, the company logo and a small strip located at the base are illuminated. A PixArt 3335 sensor with a maximum resolution of 16K DPI is installed inside the mouse. It maintains high resolution while remaining accurate even under extreme accelerations of up to 50 G.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless mouse offers a commendable price-quality ratio, making it a popular choice among users. It is lightweight and features proprietary software for flexible customization, which is appreciated for both work and gaming. The optical sensor performs reliably, though some users have reported issues with latency instability in wireless mode. Battery life is generally satisfactory, lasting 3-4 days with active use, although some users note it requires daily charging after several months. The USB C port can be tight, requiring careful alignment. Despite minor drawbacks, such as the need for better software and a battery indicator, the mouse is praised for its comfortable design and convenient side buttons. Overall, it is a solid choice for those seeking an affordable and versatile gaming mouse.
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I was setting up a white workspace for work because I love aesthetics. I decided to try a wireless model after all, and among the white options and decent brands, the selection is quite limited. I tested this mouse for work and FPS games, and it completely meets all needs. It's unusual that there's no wire pressing against the monitor stand or the edge of the desk. Flexible settings in the software, including lighting. It would be great if the software had a widget or battery indicator in the notification bar, as it's easy to miss. Although in the economy mode without lighting, it lasts for 2-3 days of work, with lighting it definitely lasts a day while new. The mode switch is located at the bottom near the sensor. Charging with USB-C with guides fits tightly and it's a downside since you need to align it with the port. It's also worth noting that the settings for wired and wireless modes in the software are separate profiles. - lightweight, proprietary software for flexible customization - the sensor does not fail, no matter how hard you try - acceptable battery life - tight USB-C port, might not connect on first try, no significant drawbacks otherwise  Sergey Sh: use Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless less than month |
The mouse came already unpacked, he did not pay attention. The mouse had a backlash of the right button, I think because of this and was unpacked - someone already refused, decided to take it and try it - after a week the backlash disappeared. There are no complaints about the sensor, the charge holds well - about 3-4 days of very active use for 10-12 hours a day. The assembly, with the exception of the backlash, is at a high level, the quality of the materials, too. We still need to work on the software. I am satisfied with the purchase, I bought it at a promotional price. Price-quality ratio Soft, possible backlash of the right button is not the first time I hear about it |
Shit, playing the same CS is completely unrealistic, constant problems with increasing latency, it can suddenly drop from 800-1000 HZ to 90, and because of this you simply cannot kill the enemy, if you buy this mouse, then clearly not the wireless version, since it is complete crap Tactilely pleasant Instability MILOR: use Hator Pulsar 2 Pro Wireless less than month |
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