Hyperx Pulsefire Haste 2 and Haste 2 Pro uses the latest and largest sensor, like all their rivals, capable of up to 26,000 dots per inch. That means far Higher sensitivity (or resolution) More than the previous model. Although it could be the most important upgrade of this mouse in this generation, the difference between Haste 2 and Haste 2 Pro is the voting rate.
To match the higher DPI, this is the first Hyperx mouse with a voting rate of 4,000-Hertz. This is the number of a mouse that reports its position to a computer, the higher the number, the more feedback movement. Most mice have a voting rate of 1,000 Hz, but eSports mice can be up to 8,000 Hz.
There are many conversations about whether such a specifications are even helpful. Many tests show the difference between 4,000 to 2,000 Hz is unacceptable, even on the screen with Extremely high refresh rate. The jump from 1,000 Hz on The Haste 2 to 4,000 Hz Hz Haste 2 Pro seems to be a big leap, but I promise only the most competitive players will notice the difference. It was a problem that was the main upgrade between the two.
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You should not worry that this is only 4,000 Hz and not 8,000 Hz as some competitors. And remember, you will need to use a higher DPI installation if you can even get something closer to the 4K voting, which affects the battery life and CPU performance of your PC.
Do not misunderstand me, mouse performance is great. It super responded to twitching shooters and, combined with a fast screen, it feels smooth. It is just about whether it is worth paying for a cheaper brothers and sisters.
Light, strong and smooth
There is no problem too much when the mouse feel This is good. The shape has not changed from the hurry of Hyperx Pulsefire, with a low -handed symmetrical design that is quite low designed to work for all types. It will always depend on the size of the hand, but for my hand larger than my average using claws, I find it quite comfortable. I like the way Logitech G Pro Superlight 2 feels overall, but the size of the hand and clamps is very important here.
With 61 grams, you can perform surfing quickly on the surface of the desktop. This is supported by the foot at the bottom, very smooth for sliding shoes. Yes, the nearest technical competitors are a bit lighter, with Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 weighs 60 grams and Razer Viper V3 Pro Wireless at 54 grams. There are also little known options as Lamzu Mayato less than 50 grams. But when talking about it, Hyperx Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro is a light mouse and more importantly a good balance.