Wireless charging is one of the fanciest features among gaming mice right now. Most companies offering mice with support for it, notably Corsair and Logitech, lock you into proprietary charging systems. HyperX, to its credit, brings things back to earth. The company's first wireless-charging mouse, the Pulsefire Dart, is not only more affordable than rivals, at $99.99, but it uses Qi-standard wireless charging, so you can go cable-free using a third-party wireless charging pad. (Perhaps you already own one for your smartphone.) Once you get past that cool feature, however, the Pulsefire Dart is a capable but not especially impressive mouse—the very definition of a basic wireless gaming mouse. Untethered & Unassuming Ignore the wireless-charging aspect, and the Pulsefire Dart looks like an ordinary six-button right-handed mouse. Its bulky, rounded shell looks almost retro compared to many of the gaming mice I've sampled this year. At 1.7 by 2.9 by 4.9 inches, it's a little on th...
A solid-but-basic cordless model, HyperX's Pulsefire Dart stands out for one feature seldom seen among gaming mice: support for non-proprietary Qi wireless charging.
Supports Qi wireless charging; Good battery life; Comfortable side padding
Feature set is a bit basic for a high-end mouse; Qi pad not included in the box