In this video I reviewed the brand new Pulsar X2N CrazyLight, and yeah—this mouse is basically “perfect”… until you hit the side button situation. The “N” stands for narrow, and it is skinnier than the X2/X2H, but it’s not an OP18K clone like people assumed from the leaks. Pulsar went with a totally new shape here, with a higher, wide back hump that gives a ton of palm contact. In my 18x9cm hands, even the medium can feel kinda large/high for a “medium,” so choosing between mini vs medium is way more important than usual. I go through the unboxing (Pulsar still does this part really well), weight claims that actually match real scale results, build quality (rock solid base, no creaking), and the overall design/coating/skates. The main clicks are a big upgrade—super spammable, bouncy, and sharper than older Pulsar FE stuff—and the scroll wheel is more tactile and defined, with a 10/10 middle click. Performance-wise it’s premium: XS1 (tweaked 3950), web software, 8K support, motion sync feeling insanely smooth, and no wireless interference issues in my testing. My only real nitpicks are the side button positioning (huge flaw for claw on the medium) and the limited LOD steps in software.