HP HyperX has released the official specifications for the Pulsefire Haste 3 Standard Edition, giving gamers a clear look at the hardware before it hits the shelves. The announcement matters because the company splits the product into distinct wired and wireless tiers, allowing buyers to choose between extreme lightness or high-speed connectivity. This structure lets users pick the configuration that best fits their specific gaming style without paying for features they do not need.

HP HyperX splits the Pulsefire Haste 3 into distinct wired and wireless tiers
The wired variant targets players who prioritize minimal weight above all else. It weighs just 44 grams and measures 127.1 by 66.9 by 38.3 millimeters. The mouse relies on a PixArt PAW3315 optical sensor and supports a standard 1kHz polling rate. Both the wired and wireless versions share the same durable 100M optical micro switches for consistent click feedback.
Specifications
- Wired Model Weight: 44g
- Wired Model Dimensions: 127.1 × 66.9 × 38.3 (mm)
- Wired Model Sensor: PixArt PAW3315
- Wired Model Switches: 100M Optical Micro Switches
- Wired Model Polling Rate: 1kHz
The wireless model offers a different set of performance metrics for competitive players. It weighs 51 grams and upgrades to a 70G performance optical sensor with a 42000 DPI and 800 IPS rating. This version supports an 8kHz polling rate for faster data transmission. Battery life varies significantly based on the polling rate, offering 150 hours at 1kHz and 35 hours at 8kHz.
Pricing is set at 39.99 USD (around $39.99) for the wired model and 89.99 USD (around $89.99) for the wireless version. We have been tracking Pulsefire Haste 3 closely — see our earlier coverage on HyperX Cloud Alpha Air Headset, Pulsefire. The wired option provides a budget-friendly entry point for those who prefer a tethered connection.
HP HyperX has confirmed the complete hardware lineup for the Pulsefire Haste 3 Standard Edition. The wired model ships with a 44g weight and PAW3315 sensor for $39.99. The wireless model features an 8kHz polling rate and 70G sensor for $89.99. Both versions utilize 100M optical micro switches.



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