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Pulsar has officially launched the X2H CrazyLight BadSeed Tech Edition, a specialised collaboration with tech reviewer Brian Phillips limited to 3,000 units. The mouse maintains the established X2H symmetrical shape, characterised by a high rear hump and narrow waist that favours claw and relaxed-claw grip styles.
The “CrazyLight” moniker is no exaggeration here: the Mini variant weighs a mere 37g, while the Medium comes in at 43g. Despite the ultra-low weight achieved through strategic base cutouts, the top shell remains solid to ensure structural integrity during intense sessions. Performance is anchored by the Pulsar XS-1 optical sensor, which delivers 32,000 DPI and 750 IPS tracking. The mouse is also 8K wireless-ready, supporting an 8,000 Hz polling rate to minimise input lag.
Visually, the BadSeed Tech Edition moves away from Pulsar's standard palettes for a striking black-to-electric-blue gradient. The design is a nod to Phillips’ early product photography style, meant to mimic the way blue light spills across the frame. The BadSeed wordmark on the right flank and the iconic bearded skull logo etched above the side buttons also give it a nice touch. The package is rounded out with Pulsar optical switches rated for 100 million clicks and a Pulsar blue encoder for tactile scrolling.
The Pulsar X2H CrazyLight BadSeed Tech Edition is now available for $139.95/€159.90.
KitGuru says: With the Mini version weighing about as much as a standard AA battery, do you think we’ve reached the logical “floor” for mouse weight, or are you waiting for the day we start measuring peripherals in single digits?
