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mouse
Pulsar

X2N CrazyLight Medium

Category
Mouse
Weight
43 g ±2 g with dot skates / 45 g ±2 g with regular skates
Connection
Wireless
Key specs
XS-1 Flagship Sensor, up to 8000 Hz polling
Form factor
Symmetrical

What gamers keep saying · from 4 reviews

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With 19x10 hands and a relaxed claw, they found the X2N Medium a great mix of the Zowie U2 and Pulsar Tenz: narrow with a big rear hump. Unlike others they don't find it too large, and after day one expect it to stay in heavy rotation.

“I've been a big fan of the Zowie U2 and the Pulsar Tenz and this mouse is like a mix of the two.”
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A long-time Zowie ZA12 user (19x11 hands) says the X2N Medium finally gives them that shape: crisp optical clicks, big hump and narrow waist that make aiming precise, a good grippy coating that shows fingerprints, and an easy-to-move 45g weight.

“Clicks are super crisp, I was a bit worried about them being mushy since they are optical.”
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After a week with the X2N Medium (20x10 hands, relaxed claw with straight ring and pinky), coming from the DeathAdder V3 Pro, Maya X and Xlite V3 eS, they call it the best shape they've used in years and only wish the right side were a bit taller.

“For my surprise it is the best shape I’ve ever used in the recent years”
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Reviewing both sizes, they found the X2N Medium very comfortable but with a huge back hump that makes it functionally bigger than the GPX2. It was slightly big even for their 20x11 hands and less precise for fingertip aiming. They praise the round top and the crisp, spammable main clicks.

“This is a very comfortable full sized shape, but I will warn you, this back hump his huge.”
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