The HyperX Pulsefire Surge is an excellent mouse. It's performance in gaming and regular computer work are first rate. It is attractive and it's lighting options are about the best I've seen. It competes well with other top tier mice but is a little expensive in comparison.

This is one hell of a mouse. With rgb and very precise gaaming you can't go wrong.

Over the last few months, we have seen HyperX gradually enlarging its scope and manufacturing new products not typically associated with its brand. First was the award-winning Alloy FPS keyboard, and today we are looking at the company's first mouse – the Pulsefire FPS.

Lightweight; Nice and comfy; Top performer; Plug-and-play operation; Sensible DPI presets

Could do with a £5-10 price cut to make it more competitive considering its limited feature-set

The HyperX Fury S mouse pad is the easier of the two items we have looked at today to sum up. Okay the size of our review sample is not for me, but the design, the slick surface, the grippy underside and the luxurious padding mean that at whichever size you prefer you're going to be getting an...

If you're looking for a well-performing mouse that won't break the bank, you won't find anything much better than the HyperX Pulsefire Surge RGB.

Gorgeous RGB lighting; Omron switches; Solid forward/back buttons

No customizable weights

This mouse looks amazing with the 360 RGB ring around it, has many customisable options for the RGB and DPI settings that can easily be accessed with the profiles that you set, and is responsive and well-built.

The Pulsefire Surge from HyperX is a wired gaming mouse with solid specs and 360-degree ring of RGB lighting. The heart of the mouse is its optical sensor, which in this case is the Pixart PMW3389 ; a sensor with a native 16,000 DPI ( or CPI ) resolution.

All in all, we find the HyperX Pulsefire Surge to be a gigantic step up from its predecessor, the Pulsefire FPS. You get a longer lifespan of the main switches, the design is more elegant, there are RGB lights all around it, we feel the secondary switches are better and they use a whole new optical...

HyperX's Pulsefire Surge starts with a proven design and rings it with an array of configurable RGB LEDs to let gamers enjoy both form and...

Software is unobtrusive. Mouse is light, but doesn't feel like a hollow plastic toy. A good all-around mouse, with reasonable default settings.