There are two things that stand out about this new mouse from Kingston HyperX, the moniker they hung on it and the RGB programmability. The Pulsefire Surge may sound like a special attack you need to charge up but The Tech Report found it to be fairly generic, from the shape of the body to the Pixart PMW3389 IR LED sensor. However, for those who love to put on a lightshow, the HyperX NGenuity software offers a unique trick. You can program the 33 RGB LED clusters individually, offering a chance for a truly enlightened mouse, if you are willing to pay the $70 MSRP.
"HyperX's Pulsefire Surge starts with a proven design and rings it with an array of configurable RGB LEDs to let gamers enjoy both form and function. We put the Pulsefire Surge to the mat to see whether it games as well as it glows."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Ninox Venator @ Kitguru
- Cougar Minos X5 and the Revenger S Mouse @ Guru of 3D
- Corsair K70 RGB RapidFire MARK II @ Guru of 3D
- Logitech G513 RGB @ Benchmark Reviews
- Corsair's Strafe RGB MK.2 @ The Tech Report
- We Tried the World's First Analog Mechanical Keyboard: 3 Months with the Wooting one @ Techspot
“PLAM of your hand” = sound
“PLAM of your hand” = sound made when you facepalm after discovering a typo in your title.
LOL, I almost want to keep it
LOL, I almost want to keep it now.