Pulsar has released the X2F Crazylight, a gaming mouse that prioritizes extreme lightness above all else. The device ships on September 28, offering competitive players a peripheral that removes physical drag from their aim. This shift in design philosophy directly benefits claw grip users who need minimal resistance during rapid movements.
Ultra-lightweight gaming mouse targets claw grip users
The mouse features a minimalist shell that completely omits a palm rest. This structural choice forces the hand into a specific posture that favors fingertip control over wrist stability. The design targets a niche segment of gamers who prefer this specific interaction style.
Specifications
- Weight: 29g
- Sensor: XS-2 (42,000 dpi)
- MCU: Nordic nRF54L15
- Switches: Optical
- Encoder: TTC Gold Wheel
Hardware specifications center on the Nordic nRF54L15 microcontroller and the XS-2 optical sensor. The sensor supports a maximum resolution of 42,000 dpi, providing high precision for tracking. Input reliability comes from optical microswitches that eliminate mechanical bounce.
Pulsar pairs these components with a TTC Gold Wheel encoder and a 210mAh internal battery. The total weight of the unit sits at just 29 grams, making it one of the lightest options available. The combination of low mass and high-end sensors defines the product's performance profile.
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