Very light mice have been on a clear lift lately, and Kingston isn’t going to be left out. The company has released a new gaming mouse weighing only 59 under its HyperX gaming brand.

HyperX Pulsefire Haste, like most of its rival brothers, utilizes an open honeycomb structure. In the case of Pulsefire Haste, a honeycomb has been used in the area of ​​the back of the mouse, at the bottom and at the inner ends of the main buttons. The symmetrically shaped mouse eye is PixArt’s PAW 3335, which is at its best 16 000 DPI accuracy. The sensor is promised to be capable of 450 per second and 59 accelerations.

HyperX has selected dust-proof TTC Golden Micro switches for its main mouse buttons, but the company has not mentioned anything about possible circuit board protections. The main mouse switches are rated to last 60 million clicks. In total, the mouse has two thumb keys, a DPI switch and a scroll wheel, including six buttons that can be programmed with HyperX NGenuity, as well as internal memory for storing one custom profile directly into the mouse itself.

Pulsefire Haste’s paws are made of PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene, Teflon) as is typical of gaming mice, and replacement pads are included in case of wear. The mouse also includes a package of HyperX grip tapes that can be used to add grip to the mouse’s main buttons and ribs if desired.

The strategic dimensions of the mouse are 124, 2x 38, 2x , 8 millimeters and 59 grams without cord