Pulsefire Haste Family

Pulsefire Haste 2 Core Wireless Battery Installation 1. Remove the magnetic battery cover 2. Insert (2A) or Remove (2B) 1x AAA Battery 3. Install magnetic battery cover

If you are using the Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro on a Windows 11 system, and your lighting controls are not responding, Windows Dynamic Lighting (WDL) may be enabled. This will override any NGENUITY lighting controls and behavior, as long as the mouse is connected to the PC. Please check if WDL is enabled

Pulsefire Haste 2 Firmware Update 1106 Description: Fixed the LED powering on, upon system plug in. Fixed white mouse color in NGENUITY. Downgrading to a firmware older than 1106 will cause the mouse color to turn black. Fixed lost DPI button functionality, when modifying DPI button functionality in

HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro User Manual

Pulsefire Haste Wireless includes an extra set of PTFE skates in case the preinstalled skates are lost, damaged, or worn. To replace the skates, follow these instructions: 1. Remove the skate by gently wedging a flat tool under the skate. If needed, use a small flathead screwdriver or similar tool.

A. Left-click button B. Right-click button C. Mouse wheel D. DPI button E. Forward button F. Back button G. Optical gaming sensor H. Grip tape I. Mouse skates

A. Left Click Button B. Right Click Button C. Mouse Wheel D. Forward Button E. Back Button F. USB-C Port G. Premium Glass Skates H. HyperX Performance Sensor I. Power Mode Switch J. DPI Button K. Grip Tape L. Extra Mouse Skates M. 8K Wireless Desktop Dongle N. USB Charge/ Data Cable

Switch the mouse to Bluetooth power mode. Mouse will flash blue on first setup. Go to your computer's Bluetooth settings, search and connect to "Haste 3 Pro".

The default polling rate is 1k polling rate. Enable 4k Wireless Polling Rate 1. Power off the mouse completely. 2. Press and hold the DPI button. 3. While holding the DPI button, switch the mouse to 2.4G mode. The wheel LED will fast-blink green four times. To revert to the default 1k polling rate,

What is the mouse skate material? PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene).