thats what im saying bro

@@reinierpotts8748 what would be shocking is if they used a better sensor and fix the debounce time option in their software. maybe next batches or v2

@@reinierpotts8748 lmao

need a fav boardzy, which one of the pulsar glass skates fit well on this mouse? i want to upgrade my skates :) and just found out from lethal they will not be doing glass skates for these atm. razer viper ultimate? glorious model o/o - or razer death adder v2 pro (two top pieces???)

WUT I use the normal one I am buying this mouse

I got the dart and the scroll on that mouse is a joke, it moves right and left and makes so much noise

@@CloudPuffs420 thanks for telling me, was about to consider it.

Apparently people on the internet hate Pulsefire Dart. I was considering buying it but in the end i decided to go with Haste

@@senrign they're both decent mice in my opinion, not amazing or what you could consider "top tier" wireless mice, but they're not bad either, specially the Haste.

nestle ew

it takes a few hours for yt to do autocaptions. i cba to write them out myself LOL

How much did you get for this

@@user-bq4pq6db4t $69 (nice) with code DAN

mine started to crunch wildly on the third day :D

Yeah for $50 or $60 it would be really good

Here in Germany prices are already f**kd up, i would have to pay ~110$ for the mouse....

@@gnshp8167 yeah that is insanity, how much is the gpx there?

@@boardzy for me it is 170 in germany

@@boardzy eu always be getting cucked with prices

Who doesnt

Us

I love watching reviews of mice I already own :)

@@mariodroid7 lol sameeee

yes, im using haste and i tried other good mouses like gpx superlight, xm1r i swear to god this haste just feels different im better than on this mouse

of course

Truly addicted

To me the 3360 feels like 5% sloppier than the 3370 I’ve had, but idk I play fine on both. Some people enjoy Zowie’s sensor implementation but I don’t like how it feels really.

well implemented 3360s are great, im not sure how you could prefer a 3335 over a 3399 or hero 25k tho

@@boardzy bro, get lethal to make btl grip tape and glass skates for these bad boys (hyperX pulsefire haste wireless)

youre not the only one. i lended my brother my pulsefire haste, and decided to take it back after noticing i need well with it compared to 3389/ 3370 counterpart, maybe its the shape, but could be me 🤷‍♂️

Personally Hero and DA V2(forgot sensor) sensor are really great

shut up 💯

@@jimmnasium apologies, sir.

I should really learn my place, dear me.

Thank you Wonderful mod

@@jimmnasium Why should he shut up He's helping Them

Hey bro what's your opinion about the Haste Wireless after these 6 months?? Should i buy it over the Model O Wireless?? 🌹🙂

Ya its been on my radar, just have to review a few more mice before getting to it

That's indeed a pretty boomer thing to say. There is nothing to prefer in a wire as it's been objectively worse fot a few years. You can not mind the cable and be able to use the mouse perfectly fine but if the price was the same, the weight was the same and you still bought the wired version then you aren't a boomer, you are an idiot. No reason to intentionally buy an inferior product because "back in my day mice were 200g and with shit wires".

@@nikolailukanov8169 Thanks for the kind comment after all this time! But I'm going to have to politely disagree. The beautiful thing about a wired mouse is that you don't have to worry about it dying on you mid-match. So if I cant feel the difference, why would I want to upgrade to something with such a crutch?

@@eliasp.141 Because that is never going to happen if you charge it? Battery life isn't 5 hours. Even if you forget to charge it there are notifications so the only downside would be that you'd have to play with a wire while it charges. And you say you LOOVE wired so I don't see how that's an issue. The only real and objective drawback is the higher price. For you to say you PREFER wired, then you clearly missed a few steps when trying to objectively compare the differences. Did you consider to stop buying any wired mice because sometimes the cable gets fucked and you are left without a mouse until you find a replacement cable or buy a completely new mouse? No, you didn't because that's just as ridiculous as not buying a wireless because it's gonna die mid round. Not only that but the battery thing depends entirely on you. As long as you don't forget to charge it, it will never happen. The cable thing happens quite often on some mice like the mz1, and there's literally nohing you can do to prevent it othet than buying after market cable. It's the main reason stopping a lot of people from buying the mouse. Be mad at me all you want. It won't change the fact that you are "prefering" them with as good arguments as the people that hate on popular things simply because they want to be "different". So it is indeed a boomer take because boomers would often intentionally try to stay stuck in the past and refuse to adapt to better and easier things. There's still people who go out of their way to buy a stick because "it's easier" simply because that's what they had when they were younger and they refuse to use the obviously way easier thing because... reasons. Usually you can see their reasoning and relate. Sure, a smartphone is much better than a flip phone but maybe your 80 grandma would struggle with the transition. Here however we are talking about identical products, except one doesn't have a wire and is essentially the same or better in every category. It's always going to be a net positive because at worst it's going to be as good as the wired variant. Anyway this was way too long. Have a good day. Sorry if I got annoyed more than I should have. It's a pet peeve of mine when people say objectively wrong things.

@@nikolailukanov8169 "For your to say you PREFER wired, then you clearly missed a few steps when trying to objectively compare the differences." That's the thing about preference. It isn't based off of statistics and advantages. Yes, wireless mice have some advantages on paper over wired. But my PREFERENCE is what I personally prefer. Not what's "better". About the cable issue, there're are a few ways around it. The one I landed on was pulling extra slack onto the surface of my desk, and preventing it from falling by placing a heavy(ish) object (in my case one of my computer speakers) on top of the cable toward the edge of the desk, to pin up the slack. That way, the cable never makes rubbing contact against the edge of my desk. Ever since coming up with this not a single one of my mouse cables has frayed. I own quite a few mice, the only wireless one being the first edition of the gpro wireless. It died on me during a few of my matches, so, me talking about this wasn't theoretical, it was based off of experience. I also didn't like the feel of how uncontrolled wireless was. Since I use lightweight comb-style mice on fine mousepads, I appreciate the little bit of tethering-control a tad of cable harness provides, it keeps it in place nicely. I also have years and years of mechanical muscle memory built on cabled mice, and switching to a floaty wireless one was a really tough transition I decided not to make. Kinda similar to your smartphone analogy, if you will. I also like just not having to worry about my mouse. I hop on my PC, my mouse's working as it should. I don't have to worry about plugging it in every night after my gaming sesh. It's just there, and works. Always. I'm not mad at you for stating your opinion. Yes, there are "advantages" to wireless mice. I'm certain that if a young player built mechanics off of one, their skill could be just as good as someone on a wired mouse if not potentially better. But my preference is my preference, and you arguing that my preference is wrong because numbers say so is ludicrous. P.S. I mean no hate, it's all good brutha

I've got the wired version as well and I love it. The cable on it is so soft and lightweight that I don't even feel it's there. I owned a Pulsar Xlite V2 Wireless for a bit and definitely had it die on me mid match once or twice. I'm not against wireless mice and plan on getting the Pulsar X2 when it releases (I just didn't like the Xlite shape), but with a cable this good, why hate on it? Honestly I think the wired version is the budget king. I save a good chunk of cash while also having better click latency and never having to worry about recharging it. It's my fall back mouse and I think I'll run it til it breaks before I'd ever sell it. If the Pulsar X2 doesn't work out, I'll consider the Haste Wireless. I just wish the definition on the scroll wheel for the Haste wasn't so damn weak. It's my only complaint

Me too, I always missclick RMB on my wired Haste. And there's actually a heavier version of TTC Golds but sadly none of Hyperx mice has it.

The haste is better but you already got the model o so just stick with it it's not worth the upgrade, if you are gonna upgrade then upgrade to something like a superlight or something else high end like that

Well, I have both the Model O and Haste, shapewise it's basically the same with the Model O being longer and having comfort grooves on the sides and I tend to like it a lot better. The only downside to the Model O wireless is the battery life which boardzy mentioned was pretty whack.

Yeah but not my top choice for the price. Watch some of my more recent reviews

I have the wired version got it 3 weeks ago, put it in a bungee its like wireless as its so light and the cable is one of the best stock paracord out there..I'm happy with mine getting loads of kills with it.

@@Trooper101st have you died with it yet