Pulsar Gaming Gears Xlite Crazylight Wireless Gaming Mouse, Ultra Lightweight 1.45 oz (41g), Optical Switch, 32000 DPI, 750 IPS, XS-1 Sensor, 8k Compatible (Uyuni White)

The best you will find on amazon!
This mouse feels incredibly light which makes tracking targets feel really smooth and consistent. The shape of the mouse took a day or two to get used to even coming from a similar shaped mouse(logitech g703) however feels super comfortable to hold. This mouse is definitly for those who grip their mouse with the palm of their hand rather than a claw or fingertip grip. No complaints about the scroll wheel. The clicks sound and feel snappy and quick but fairly loud so wouldn’t recommend for an office. Comparing this to the others on the market such as a logitech or razer, the performance is much better for alot cheaper. Software is basic (not necessarily a bad thing) but you can find things like macros, dpi adjustment and button remapping. The sensor is top of the range and skates are smooth and easily replaceable if they wear down over time.Overall if you are considering this over a logitech PRO wireless I would say go with this its about the same price for a much newer and lighter mouse with just better features in every way.

Amazing mouse
Best gaming mouse I have ever used, sensor works well, all buttons and scroll wheel work great, the shape is the best of any mouse I have used and the battery is very good, and lasts like a week.

A Light weight wireless Zowie EC but which size?
Firstly I have to say the quality of this mouse exceeded my expectations having read that Pulsar was a little flakey at times on QC. This is a very well built mouse with great tolerances. And given Zowie want £130 for a 77g wireless ec I just couldn’t support them and had to go elsewhereFor reference my hand size is 20x11cm I’ve used the EC1/2/3 for years and the IE3.0 before them. In regards to what size to pick I’ve outlined before my recommendations and experiences with the different sizes for some guidance.For me the EC1 size (size 3 here) is good for max stability for larger hands. I think if you’re hands are 20cm+ and you want a very stable mouse this is a great pick. Or if You’ve used a EC1 DAV3 and liked it.The EC2 size (size 2) is much better for micro corrections and vertical aiming while offering loads of stability still. The perfect choice imo for average to large handsEC3 size (size 1 – it’s actually a little smaller) is actually really good as well even at my hands size. It’s brilliant for micro corrections and mobility but is slightly lacking in the stability department for my hand size. I think if you’re around 17cm or lower this would be my pick.Superb mouse which for £66 seems like an absolute bargain. Thank you pulsar for providing a modern update to the classic EC2 when zowie hasn’t been able to. Will be looking to Pulsar now for future purchases.

Feels like an extension of my arm
Coming from the Roccat Kone Pro Air, I have to say this is the best mouse I have ever had the pleasure of owning. So far, there have been no issues whatsoever with my new main.Thank you, Pulsar. Your customer support is amazing, too, and I have now purchased the 4K dongle and the new Superglide 2 skates.My first game back in Fortnite, after 2 weeks, I won the game and dominated every single opponent; with a 17 kill game I truly felt like the light weight has a massive advantage over other heavy mice. The ergo shape with the lightweight and word class sensor will have anyone dominating any game.The weight difference from my old Roccat was 75g vs my name 58g Pulsar mouse; Night and day difference in my opinion and as someone who uses 800dpi the 4000 hz is definelty felt too!