Ultra-lightweight 39 g design reduces fatigue for extended gaming sessions
Optimized mid-hump and low click profile enhances comfort for all grip styles
Advanced optical switches with binned technology ensure quick, double-click-free response
2.4 GHz wireless connectivity with up to 75 hours battery life for uninterrupted play
Forward-positioned sensor and dual PTFE skates provide reactive feedback and smooth tracking
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Hitscan Hyperlight Mouse – Precision. Speed. Mastery.
Weighing just 39 grams, the Hyperlight boasts one of the most durable builds in the sub-40 gram category. Its mid-hump design and low click profile are optimized for claw grip while remaining suitable for all grip styles. It features optimized click tensioning for minimal pre-travel an
Weight
39 g
Dimensions
118 x 61 x 38 mm
Sensor
Pixart 3395 optical
Polling Rate
Up to 8K (separate dongle required)
Battery
250 mAh gold dustproof rechargeable
Scroll Wheel
TTC mechanical
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5.0
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I was honestly pretty sceptical of this mouse because it is hitscans first release ever, but im actually really really happy i chose this one. If you play fast pased games (I play minecraft pvp) one of the most important thing when choosing a mouse is the weight and feel. Using this makes me forget that im holding somtjing in my hand which is how it should be, and the grip is more comfortable for me then all of my past mice. This is a small mouse which is perfect for me as i have very small hands for a guy. Quality is good, software is great, i reccomend the speed skates (smaller ones), so yeah, amazing performance, nice sounding, well build which is super hard to find with light gaming mice. Watch some videos to decide.
hayes · June 26, 2026
One of the best mouse out there ! Really nice coating, lightweight, and just feels good in every aspect ! Super satisfied
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Rocky · April 19, 2026
Very light kinda feels like a small super light with viper 2 features like incaved buttons tho I don't like and kinda do like that fact you have to put the skates on yourself