HyperX Pulsefire Core – Review
HyperX keeps on innovating and improving their mouse game and the Pulsefire Core RGB is just another premium example of it. Not premium in the sense of cost, but premium in terms of the overall quality you're getting.
HyperX keeps on innovating and improving their mouse game and the Pulsefire Core RGB is just another premium example of it. Not premium in the sense of cost, but premium in terms of the overall quality you're getting.
The Logitech G502 Proteus Core is easily one of the best mice you could be using. Not only is it highly accurate, but it's also extremely comfortable and very reliable. But that's not all it does.
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HyperX’s brand new Pulsefire FPS Pro has released and it aims to improve upon it’s older sibling the Pulsefire FPS. It offers fully-customizable RGB lighting, an upgraded Pixart 3389 sensor, high quality switches all-around, and huge rubber grips.
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