Today we take a look at the HyperX Pulsefire Core Review in 2021 to see how it stands in this day and age. HyperX Pulsefire Core - amzn.to/3r86xK6 TechBarn - / techbarnyt -- Misc -- Music from Epidemic Sound: goo.gl/JGlflE
Yooo I have not seen one of MS techs videos in so long after Matt stopped doing tech reviews, love to see this channel start uploading tech reviews again. Hopefully you guys are able to get the views going like before.
I have this Mouse, and I have a few gripes with it. First up, although the right mouse button has a click, there is tons of post and pre-travel, at least for my copy. I can push the button far down, and actually being able to actuate the button also takes a bit of travel as well. Second, the side buttons on my copy are very bad. They have way too much of both travels as well. I can push the buttons practically into the mouse, and the clicks feel mushy and slow. Other than that, sensor performance, left click, scroll wheel and RGB were just fine. The coating was a little iffy, and can get very sweaty and dirty if you are like me and have sweaty hands, even when doing nothing. For $25, it's good. Probably one of the better mice at the price point. But I just got unlucky I suppose.
This is my current gaming mouse despite having two other, more expensive mice from Logitech and Corsair, I just love the way it feels and it plays really well for me, I think it goes really well with my casual play style however I don’t recommend it for streamers and more fast paced gamers, I’d go with my Corsair night sword, or a Logitech g520 for that
