Pulsar X2 CrazyLight Mini

Pulsar X2 CrazyLight Mini

A 35 g symmetrical mini wireless mouse with the XS-1 sensor and 8 kHz support, built for claw and fingertip grips.

  • 35 g
  • 2.4 GHz, USB
  • 8,000 Hz
  • Symmetrical
  • Pulsar XS-1

PCPR score

7.8

Good

Best price we’ve seen

$79.99Nov 9

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The short version

The X2 CrazyLight Mini is Pulsar's 35 g take on its X2 shape: a low-hump symmetrical body aimed at claw and fingertip grips, with the XS-1 sensor at 32,000 DPI, optical switches rated for 100 million clicks and support for polling up to 8,000 Hz. PC Gamer's review of the Medium size praised the comfort and clicks but flagged weak battery life and inconsistent wireless tracking, so it suits buyers who value low weight above all else.

Pros

  • About 35 g with dot skates
  • XS-1 sensor up to 32,000 DPI with 750 IPS tracking
  • Optical switches rated for 100 million clicks
  • Low-hump symmetrical shape for claw and fingertip grips

Cons

  • PC Gamer reports poor battery life and inconsistent wireless sensor tracking on the Medium size
  • Small body, so larger hands may prefer another size

Best for

  • Claw and fingertip grip players who prioritize low weight
  • Small-handed players who want a compact symmetrical shell

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Full specifications

Physical

Weight
35 g
Color
Multi

Connectivity

Connection
2.4 GHz, USB

Performance

Sensor
Pulsar XS-1
Max DPI
32,000 DPI
Polling rate
8,000 Hz

Core

Shape
Symmetrical
Hand
Both
Size
Small

Features

Buttons
6
Switches
Optical

Compatibility notes

  • Pulsar describes the mouse as 8K polling ready and promotes its separate Pulsar 8K Wireless Gaming Dongle, so confirm whether your bundle includes it.

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Where to buy

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What reviewers and owners say

  • PC Gamer · Jacob Fox

    Mixed

    PC Gamer's review of the Medium size praises claw-grip comfort and pleasant buttons, but says weak battery life and inconsistent wireless sensor tracking hold the ultralight back for serious competitive play.

    79/100 · 2026-01-22

    Read the source
  • r/MouseReview · u/R4zr5

    Critical

    An owner reports the scroll encoder repeatedly failed with constant misinputs three times within a year, forcing them to solder in a replacement despite liking the original feel.

  • r/MouseReview · u/ImNotSynix

    Positive

    A long-time owner got the mouse down to about 35 grams using dot skates and is still searching for anything lighter in a similar size or shape.

Summaries are written in our words. Follow the links for each source’s own review.

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Common questions

Is the X2 CrazyLight Mini the same as the X2 V3?

No. It is a lighter separate model in Pulsar's X2 family; the standard X2 V3 Medium page was showing both colors sold out on Pulsar's US store in November 2026.

Does it include the 8K dongle?

Pulsar describes it as 8K polling ready and points to its separate Pulsar 8K Wireless Gaming Dongle, so buyers should confirm whether their purchase includes that dongle.

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