Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse 910-005565 HERO 25K 25600 DPI 11 Buttons Black
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An RGB gaming mouse with a Pixart 3327 optical sensor up to 6200 DPI, symmetrical shape for palm or claw grip, seven programmable buttons and 20-million-click switches weighing 87 g
The HyperX Pulsefire Core is a wired optical mouse built around the Pixart 3327 sensor with a maximum sensitivity of 6200 DPI. Its symmetrical shape suits palm and claw grips, while textured side surfaces provide a secure hold. The unit weighs 87 grams and connects via USB.
Seven buttons can be remapped and macro-assigned through HyperX NGenuity software, which also controls per-zone RGB lighting effects. Gaming-grade switches underneath the primary buttons are rated for 20 million clicks, delivering consistent tactile response. Large mouse skates reduce friction across the pad.
The mouse draws power and data from a single USB connection and relies on NGenuity running on Windows for full DPI, lighting and macro configuration. No onboard profile storage is mentioned, so settings apply only while the software is active. Buyers who need driver-free operation or macOS support should verify compatibility first.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HyperX |
| Model name | HyperX Pulsefire Core - Gaming Mouse (White-Pink) |
| Product type | Gaming Mice |
| Product color | White/Pink |
The gaming-grade switches are rated for 20 million clicks, so replacement depends on how heavily you click during daily use.
The Pixart 3327 sensor tops out at 6200 DPI, which is the ceiling for sensitivity adjustments in extended play.
It draws power directly from the USB connection, so consumption stays within standard USB limits regardless of lighting use.
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