HyperX’s Pulsefire Core budget-focused RGB gaming mouse returns to all-time low at $14

Reg. $20/$14

Amazon is offering the HyperX Pulsefire Core RGB Gaming Mouse for $13.97 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $25. Down from a normal rate of $20 for the past few months, today’s deal marks a return to the all-time low price that we’ve tracked at Amazon. This budget-focused mouse might not cost a lot, but it does offer solid features for the price. The Pixel 3327 optical sensor features a DPI of up to 6,200 for precise tracking and the Pulsefire Core features an ergonomically-designed grip so you won’t be fatigued after gaming for a while. On top of that, you’ll find customizable RGB lighting and seven programmable buttons that can be tuned within the HyperX NGenuity software. Keep reading for more.

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HyperX Pulsefire Core RGB Gaming Mouse features:

The HyperX Pulse fire Core is a comfortable RGB Gaming Mouse featuring the pixel 3327 Optical sensor for DPI settings up to 6, 200 and precise, smooth tracking without hardware acceleration. The ergonomically-designed mouse with symmetrical shape fits palm and claw grips and has textured sides for a no-slip grip. Gaming-grade switches output crisp Tactile feedback rated for 20 million clicks. Customize lighting, DPI settings, and macros for 7 programmable buttons with HyperX NGenuity software.