Turtle Beach Pure Air - Ultra-Light Wireless Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse, 26K DPI Optical Sensor, 125 Hour Battery, Dual Wireless System, Titan Optical Switches, Bluetooth, RGB Illumination - White

Incredibly, unbelievably lightweight. Feels smoother and faster than top ultra-light $150 gaming mice. I went from a 65 gram lightweight mouse to this roughly 45 gram mouse and the difference in my gameplay is notable. This mouse competes and beats the Razer Viper V3 Pro in swiftness and accuracy. The construction of the mouse is not compromised, and it feels well built. Also, the shape and coating work exceptionally well for me. The best mouse I have ever used, without a doubt.

Die Maus hat exakt die gleiche und geliebte Größe und Form wie meine Roccat Kone Pure.Die Tasten fühlen sich gut an. Die Maus ist sehr leicht. Es fühlt sich fast an, als würde man keine Maus unter der Hand haben. Wie ich finde, ein sehr gutes Gefühl.Sie ist vom Gewicht vergleichbar zur Roccat Kone Pro, aber etwas kleiner.Einen Stern Abzug gibt es wegen des etwas steifen Kabels mit Gummiüberzug. Wenn diese Maus noch dasselbe Kabel wie die Roccat Kone Pro hätte, dann wäre sie mMn. perfekt.Bis jetzt würde ich sie mir jederzeit wieder kaufen und kann Sie jedem uneingeschränkt empfehlen, der davor die Roccat Kone Pure hatte.

burst proから形状が変わっているらしいのですが違和感なく移行出来ました。47gと軽量で重量バランスも良くホイールの動作音も静かです。ただクリック感はburst proから劣化しています、burst proは左右のクリック感が均一でキレが良かったのですがburst ii airは左右クリックで感触が異なり左はまだマシですが右クリックは余計な引っかかりを感じます。DPI変更ボタンの位置が変わっていますがリバース持ちをしていない限り指に当たる事は無いと思います。ポーリングレートが1000Hz止まりでクリック感もイマイチですがburst形状が好きで値段が許せるならオススメです。

I was not expecting to like the Pure SEL as much as I did coming in! It’s basically a “mini” Kone Pro.Unboxing/setup: It comes in a small box and you get just the mouse with no accessories. MAKE SURE you REMOVE the blue plastic covers over the mouse feet. Once unboxed I recommend using it with a bungee as the cable is rather thick and rubber which is a shame. You can tweak the RGB and DPI settings with the new Swarm 2 software. *also to note the RGB looks blurry in person so I’d recommend just leaving it off.Weight/design: Comes in at 50g on my scale and it feels excellent! For the design as I mentioned it’s basically a mini Kone Pro, and it’s one of the better ergonomic shapes for sure. For reference my hands are 18.5x9 and I use a claw grip.Buttons: Uses mechanical switches and while they all feel great with no quality issues my M2 does sound very hollow.Sensor: It only packs 8K DPI, but the performance is surprisingly good. Tracks well in every situation and the LOD is low by default, so no worries! (PixArt 3318 sensor)Value: For the price it’s a fine option if you’re looking for a small ergonomic mouse that performs well, but it won’t blow you away with anything in particular.Pros:* Build quality* Shape* Performance* ButtonsCons:* Lack of accessories/extras* Rubber cable* Blurry RGB

What can I say, I was skeptical when I learned that Turtle Beach had acquired ROCCAT, because aside from headsets, I had no experience with their peripherals especially mice since that's not what they're known for. With that being said Turtle Beach has really done the burst justice with the Burst II, the shape (symmetrical), the weight 47g, solid shell with no holes, includes grip tape. I have no issues claw gripping this mouse, I'm already matching and exceeding my scores in Aim Lab. I like the placement of the dpi button very innovative in my opinion, scroll wheel is tactile and notched just like the original. The mouse skates are phenomenal right out of the box, granted I am currently using a glass pad they glide like butter. As I've stated I'm very impressed with Turtle Beach, I hope we as a mouse community can continue to benefit from this competition of pushing the envelope foward with gaming mice. If you are looking for a light weight symmetrical mouse you will not be disappointed with this mouse especially if you like the original Burst. I'm really hoping to see an 8k version eventually. With this debut mouse coming in at this price point, I feel as though TB is attempting to dance with the big boys right out the gate, Logitech, Razer, Pulsar etc. They're off to a good start of I must say for their first mouse.