Pulsar introduced the X5 gaming mouse at Tokyo Game Show, targeting players who prioritize speed and precision. The 62-gram weight helps reduce fatigue during long sessions. This shift toward ultra-light hardware gives competitive gamers a tangible advantage in fast-paced titles.
Ergonomic shell and open bottom design target competitive gamers
The device features a right-handed ergonomic shell with a large thumb rest and medium palm hump. An open-bottom design cuts down on mass without sacrificing structural integrity. Users get two standard side buttons plus one dedicated thumb button for custom macros.
- Weight: 62g
- Design: Right-handed ergonomic, open bottom, large thumb rest, medium palm hump
- Buttons: 2 side buttons + 1 additional thumb button
- Sensor: XS-2 (expected)
- MCU: 32-bit Arm (expected)
Internal components likely include the XS-2 sensor and a 32-bit Arm microcontroller unit. These parts support a maximum sensitivity of 42,000 DPI and an 8kHz polling rate. Such specifications match the current high-end standards set by Pulsar's existing lineup.
We looked at AULA Kunlun X5 Gaming Mouse Launches earlier while tracking Pulsar launches. Exact dimensions, release date, and price remain unconfirmed by the manufacturer. Buyers should wait for official details before making purchasing decisions.
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