Pulsar [BadSeed Tech Edition] X2H CrazyLight Gaming Mouse

The BadSeed Tech Edition X2H CrazyLight is the CrazyLight build of the shell: the same shape, the same XS-1 sensor and 8K polling, with the frame cut down to the lightest weight Pulsar makes it in.

Specification

Sensor Pulsar XS-1 flagship, 32,000 DPI, 750 IPS, 50 g acceleration

Polling rate Up to 8000 Hz on the included 8K dongle

Switches Pulsar optical, 100 million clicks, no double-click

Connection 2.4 GHz wireless / USB-C

Skates Dot skates fitted; regular set in the box

BadSeed Tech edition

Brian of BadSeed Tech reviews high-end hardware with a minimalist eye and an analytical one, and this is the mouse he specified with Pulsar: the X2H CrazyLight with strategic base cut-outs under a solid top shell, so the weight comes down without the shell flexing. Finished in his signature muted palette.

Shape

Symmetrical with a high back and a narrow waist. The high hump fills more of the palm; the narrow waist lets the fingers sit close for precise control.

Best under a claw or relaxed claw grip. Palm-claw players who find the X2 too flat usually land here.

Where the grams went

The CrazyLight shell is more frame than case: the base is cut away wherever it carries no load, and the weight on the spec panel is measured on dot skates, which put the smallest contact patch of any option on the pad. Together they are why it feels looser than the number alone suggests.

Package content

Mouse 1

Receiver 8K dongle

Cable USB-C

Skates Pulsar dot skates, 16 × UHMW-PE 6.6 mm

Requirements

USB port; Windows, Mac or Linux. Pulsar software needs Windows 7 or later. The 8K dongle wants an Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 5 or better and a USB 3.0 port.