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1. Turn Off the Mouse. Switch power mode to "OFF". 2. Remove the PTFE Skates with a flat, plastic tool (e.g. spudger, fingernails) to reveal the 4x Torx 6 Security Screws below the feet. 3. Gently separate and lift the top shell from the bottom shell, in an upward motion 4. Locate and remove the bat

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

What's the difference of battery life when using 1000Hz and 4000Hz Polling Rate? 1000Hz: Up to 90 Hours 4000Hz: Up to 30 Hours This was tested continuously while turning off all the lighting and paired wirelessly. Your experience will vary based on your usage!

HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Pro User Manual

To force the mouse to connect via Instant Pair to a compatible system: Move the mouse power switch to “OFF”. Hold the “Back Button” on the mouse. While holding the Back Button, move power switch to “2.4G”. The mouse will blink Orange four times when successfully connected to the compatible system vi

Pulsefire Haste Wireless includes grip tape that can be used for added control and comfort, if desired. The grip tape will cover the hex cutout holes on the left and right mouse buttons. 1. Attach the button grip tape for the left [1] and right [2] mouse buttons, with the pointed end facing the forw

The Pulsefire Haste Wireless Pairing Tool program pairs the mouse with the USB dongle Download Link

Wireless Mode For optimal performance, please use the provided wireless adapter and keep within 20cm of the mouse. These instructions apply to Computers and Game Consoles (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S). 1. Connect the wireless receiver to the wireless adapter. 2. Connect the USB-C connector t

It is recommended to fully charge your mouse before first use. Battery percentage can be found within NGENUITY. The mouse is charged via USB-C, located at the top part of the mouse. While the cable is attached, the mouse will operate in wired mode.

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.