Pulsar

Pulsar X2

Connectivity:: Wireless
Grip Type:: Ambidextrous
Shape:: Symmetrical
Weight:: 52 g
Sensor:: PAW3395 Optical
Max DPI:: 26000 DPI
Connection:: 2.4GHz, 1ms

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Manufacturer: Pulsar Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Pulsar X2 Review

The Pulsar X2 is a 52g ambidextrous symmetrical wireless gaming mouse using a PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor at up to 26,000 DPI with 2.4GHz 1ms wireless response and a TTC Gold encoder.

Pulsar has built a reputation in the boutique lightweight mouse space. The X2 brings that symmetrical, sub-55g design into our catalog at a price that undercuts most of the competitive-shooter mice we already carry.

Sensor and Polling

PAW3395 is one of the most trusted sensors in the sub-$100 wireless space. 26,000 DPI and 1ms wireless response puts this squarely in competitive-shooter territory, no meaningful tracking compromises versus mice twice the price.

Weight and Shape

52g with a symmetrical shape makes this one of the lightest mice in our entire catalog, closer to Finalmouse territory than most mainstream brands, without the scarcity and resale markup that comes with Finalmouse drops.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against our own Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, the Superlight 2 costs more and carries brand-name software support; the X2 is the better value pick if raw weight and sensor performance matter more than ecosystem polish. Against the Finalmouse UltralightX, also new here, the X2 is heavier by roughly 20g but a fraction of the price and doesn't carry the same availability headaches.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Best for

Competitive players who want featherweight performance without Finalmouse-level pricing or scarcity.
Anyone who prefers a symmetrical shape over the DeathAdder's ergonomic curve.

Not for

Buyers who want a full first-party software suite and RGB customization ecosystem.
Larger hands that prefer a fuller palm-grip shell rather than a compact symmetrical body.

Specifications

What these specs mean

Identity

Brand	Pulsar
Model	X2

Design

Connectivity	Wireless
Grip Type	Ambidextrous
Shape	Symmetrical

Sensor

Sensor Model	PAW3395 Optical, up to 26,000 DPI

Weight and size

Weight	52 g

Connectivity

Connection Modes	2.4GHz wireless, 1ms

Wheel and glide

Scroll Wheel Type	TTC Gold

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Pulsar X2 (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/52g/PAW3395 Sensor up to 26,000 DPI/2.4GHz 1ms/TTC Gold Encoder)?

Key specs for the Pulsar X2: Sensor PAW3395 Optical, up to 26,000 DPI, Connectivity Wireless, Grip Type Ambidextrous, Shape Symmetrical, Connection 2.4GHz wireless, 1ms, Encoder TTC Gold.

Will the Pulsar X2 (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/52g/PAW3395 Sensor up to 26,000 DPI/2.4GHz 1ms/TTC Gold Encoder) work with my current setup?

The Pulsar X2 (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/52g/PAW3395 Sensor up to 26,000 DPI/2.4GHz 1ms/TTC Gold Encoder) lists Sensor is PAW3395 Optical, up to 26,000 DPI. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits.

Who is the Pulsar X2 (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/52g/PAW3395 Sensor up to 26,000 DPI/2.4GHz 1ms/TTC Gold Encoder) best suited to?

Best suited to: Competitive players who want featherweight performance without Finalmouse-level pricing or scarcity; Anyone who prefers a symmetrical shape over the DeathAdder's ergonomic curve.

What are the drawbacks of the Pulsar X2 (Wireless/Ambidextrous Symmetrical/52g/PAW3395 Sensor up to 26,000 DPI/2.4GHz 1ms/TTC Gold Encoder)?

Not the best fit for: Buyers who want a full first-party software suite and RGB customization ecosystem; Larger hands that prefer a fuller palm-grip shell rather than a compact symmetrical body.