In this video I unbox the Pulsar X2 (Medium) and give you my real first-month-ish take after actually gaming with it. Lethal Gaming Gear sent it out, but that doesn’t change anything—I'm still keeping it real. I go over what’s in the box (dongle, docs, and that top-tier paracorded USB-C cable), then I break down the core specs: Kailh 8.0 switches, TTC gold encoder, 56g weight, and the 3395 sensor. The biggest reason I like the X2 is the shape. It’s “average” in the best way possible—super adaptable for fingertip, claw, or palm, and for my 20x10cm hands it’s money in a pincer claw. Side button placement is excellent, the back hump and the slope into the clicks feels super engaging, and overall it’s just easy to play well on. I also address the QC talk: early batches had issues, but on my copy the clicks are solid with basically no pre-travel, side buttons are crisp, and the stock rounded PTFE feet are honestly phenomenal. For performance, it’s been stellar—personal records in Aim Lab (89,500), and great results in Valorant, CS:GO, Apex, and Fortnite. At $95 (and closer to ~$90 with code MANGO), I genuinely think it’s one of the best wireless gaming mouse picks under $100, and yeah… it’s basically my current endgame.