Pulsar X2H CrazyLight Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black

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The Pulsar X2H CrazyLight is an ultra-lightweight, high-performance wireless gaming mouse designed specifically for competitive players who prefer claw or relaxed claw grips. Weighing only 43g, it significantly reduces wrist fatigue during extended gaming sessions while providing professional-grade sensor accuracy and ultra-low latency response. While its extreme lightweight design offers unmatched speed, users who prefer heavier mice with a palm-rest focus may find the high-hump, narrow-waist shape less suited to their grip style.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PX2HCL201 |
| Brand | Pulsar |
The 8K polling rate sends data to your PC 8,000 times per second, which reduces input lag and provides smoother cursor movement compared to standard 1,000Hz mice.
Yes, you can connect the provided USB-C cable to both charge the battery and use the mouse in wired mode simultaneously.
The X2H is specifically optimized for claw and relaxed claw grip styles due to its high-hump design and narrow waist.
DPI settings can be adjusted using the Pulsar Fusion Software or the web-based driver interface.
Yes, the package includes replacement UHMW-PE dot skates to ensure your glide remains consistent over time.
Yes, the mouse is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, though advanced configuration software is typically Windows-based.
Ensure the sensor area is clean, adjust the LOD setting in the software, and check that Motion-Sync is enabled.
Ensure the 8K dongle is plugged directly into a USB 3.0 port and is free from obstruction; try keeping the dongle close to the mouse.
Check that the latest Pulsar drivers are installed and ensure the mouse is connected via the provided USB-C cable for initial configuration.
To begin using the X2H CrazyLight, connect the 8K wireless dongle to a USB 3.0 or higher port for maximum polling performance. The mouse supports both wireless and wired modes using the included USB-C cable, which also doubles as the charging interface. For software configuration, use the Pulsar Fusion Software or the web-based driver to adjust DPI stages, polling rates, and LOD settings. To maintain performance, clean the base with a dry cloth periodically to remove dust from the sensor eye. If the mouse surface becomes dirty, use a soft, damp cloth with a mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the ABS material. When replacing the dot skates, ensure the old adhesive residue is completely removed from the mouse bottom before applying the new UHMW-PE skates.