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HyperX Pulsefire Dart (HX-MC006B)

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A solid gaming mouse with fast wireless connectivity to meet the needs of demanding gamers. Equipped with a top-end high-resolution optical sensor, durable microswitches and controllable LED lighting. It connects via a radio channel with a frequency of 2.4 GHz and has the possibility of cable pairing. It is positioned as a product of the upper price category, aimed at hardcore gamers and novice e-sports players who want to purchase an accurate, reliable and comfortable manipulator for hot tournament battles. You can charge the HyperX Pulsefire Dart mouse both by wire and using Qi wireless charging (sold separately). It is completed with a USB microreceiver, and in order to minimize delays, it must be in close proximity (20-30 cm) to the manipulator and the corresponding extension cable is...included in the delivery. Made in a stylish matte plastic case with an asymmetric design, which is optimized for right-handed use. Best for palm grip. Handles five button presses and a scroll wheel rotation-press. The design of this manipulator uses one of the best optical sensors of 2019 PixArt PMW3389, which provides a resolution of up to 16000 dpi. Able to become a reliable companion of a gamer in games of any popular genres (FPS, MMO, MOBA, RPG, RTS).
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HyperX Pulsefire Dart
Colour
Product typemouse
Connectionradio / wired
InterfaceUSB A
Cable length1.8 m
Range10 m
Sensoroptical
Typefor game
Sensor and control
SensorPixArt 3389
Sensor resolution800 – 16000 DPI
Max. acceleration50 G
Max. speed450 ips
Number of buttons5
Side buttons
DPI-button
SwitchesOmron
Scroll wheels1
Features
Optimal grippalmar
Programmable buttons
Built-in memory
LightingRGB
Lighting effects+
Cableremovable
General
Power sourcebattery
Battery life50 h
Wireless chargerQi
In boxUSB receiver
Size (LxWxH)125x44x74 mm
Weight112 g
Official Websiterow.hyperx.com
Added to E-CatalogOctober 2019
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HX-MC006B

Top sensor PixArt 3389. Low centre of gravity. Unusual side overlays with memory effect. Wireless charger.
Support for QI wireless charging

A solid gaming mouse with fast wireless connectivity to meet the needs of demanding gamers. Equipped with a top-end high-resolution optical sensor, durable microswitches and controllable LED lighting. It connects via a radio channel with a frequency of 2.4 GHz and has the possibility of cable pairing. It is positioned as a product of the upper price category, aimed at hardcore gamers and novice e-sports players who want to purchase an accurate, reliable and comfortable manipulator for hot tournament battles.

You can charge the HyperX Pulsefire Dart mouse both by wire and using Qi wireless charging (sold separately). It is completed with a USB microreceiver, and in order to minimize delays, it must be in close proximity (20-30 cm) to the manipulator and the corresponding extension cable is included in the delivery. Made in a stylish matte plastic case with an asymmetric design, which is optimized for right-handed use. Best for palm grip. Handles five button presses and a scroll wheel rotation-press. The design of this manipulator uses one of the best optical sensors of 2019 PixArt PMW3389, which provides a resolution of up to 16000 dpi. Able to become a reliable companion of a gamer in games of any popular genres (FPS, MMO, MOBA, RPG, RTS).

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Cool, but with flaws.
 27 December 2024 
I really wanted this mouse, I liked the appearance, the top sensor, even wireless charging! I bought it in April, it fits well in the hand, it worked great. But around the beginning of autumn I started to notice that the wheel jumps up and down when scrolling pages, freezes. I read that hyperix mice (and not only) have this "disease", I was upset, returned it under warranty, they returned the money (they do not repair them, as far as I understand, they can give a new one or return the money). I took the asus rogue chakram x, it fits much better in the hand, the charge lasts 3 times more, I hope there will be no problems with the wheel.
Wireless charging (very convenient if there is a station)
The charge doesn't hold very long, the rubber pads get clogged up very badly and permanently (I cleaned them with a toothbrush and tried to pick them out, it didn't help), the wheel starts to malfunction after a few months.
Mikitause HyperX Pulsefire Dart few months
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Darth but not Vader

The HyperX Pulsefire Dart is the top model in the debut line of HyperX Pulsefire mice. From a design standpoint, the guys from HyperX did not reinvent the wheel, but took a well-tested formula: a classic layout with 5 buttons (2 main + 2 additional + DPI switch), a top PixArt 3389 sensor (sensitivity from 800 to 16000 DPI, acceleration up to 50G), excellent switches with a resource of 50 million clicks and mechanical encoders. From a purely technical point of view, one cannot find fault with such a basis.

Unusual side moldings with memory effect

With ergonomics and design, HyperX mice are always in order, and Dart is no exception: a minimum of unnecessary details and smooth body lines create a feeling of conciseness, and a flowing back and the absence of humps allow it to lie comfortably even in a small palm. The low centre of gravity keeps it firmly on the mat, giving an extremely high level of control. However, we did not expect anything else from the flagship model for $100. But what really surprised me was the unusual gel pads with a memory effect, which are placed on the side faces of the mouse. They are slightly squeezed under the fingers, due to which the mouse is extremely tenaciously held in the hand. On the one hand, it turns out to be surprisingly convenient, on the other hand, it is clearly not suitable for everyone, plus there are questions about durability.

Qi wireless charging

HyperX Pulsefire Dart connects to a computer via a radio channel at a frequency of 2.4 GHz, and also has the ability to classic connection using a USB cable. Instead of traditional batteries, a built-in battery is used, which holds a charge from 2 to 4 days, depending on the time the backlight is used. For recharging, you can use a traditional cable, or simply put the mouse on the wireless charging pad. However it must be purchased separately. The picture is completed by dual-zone RGB lighting, which is configured using the HyperX NGenuity application. There you can also adjust the sensitivity of the sensor, bind the side buttons and stuff like that. Summing up, I would like to once again praise the gaming division of Corsair / HyperX, because a couple of years ago a mouse of this level simply had to cost at least twice as much.