How much does the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium weigh?

Pulsar lists it at about 56g, measured without the cable. It measures 121 x 62 x 40.6mm (L x W x H).

What sensor does the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium use?

Pulsar's XS-1 flagship optical sensor, rated for up to 32,000 DPI, 750 IPS and 50g acceleration, with DPI adjustable in steps of 10.

Does the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium support 8000Hz polling?

Yes. The included 8K Dongle runs it at up to 8000Hz. Pulsar says 8K polling needs an Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 class CPU or better and a USB 3.0 port.

What grip is the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium made for?

Pulsar recommends it for palm and relaxed claw grip. It has an ergonomic palm shape and measures 121 x 62 x 40.6mm (L x W x H).

Does the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium double-click over time?

It uses Pulsar optical switches, which trigger with light instead of a metal contact, so they avoid the double-click fault that worn mechanical switches develop.

What comes in the box with the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium?

In the box: mouse, 8K dongle, USB-C cable, UHMW-PE dot skates (16 pcs).

How do you change the settings on the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium?

Use Pulsar software to set DPI, polling rate and button mapping.

Is the Pulsar JV-X worth it?

Choose it for the shape: a 56g ergonomic mouse for palm and relaxed claw grips, with an XS-1 sensor and 8K polling. It suits players who want right-hand support without the weight of a traditional ergo mouse.

Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium Mouse - White

The Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium is a 56g wireless gaming mouse in White, designed by esports pro JessieVash to fit his own palm and relaxed claw grip. Its ergonomic palm shape is built for palm and relaxed claw grips. Pulsar's XS-1 flagship sensor tracks up to 32,000 DPI at 750 IPS, and the included 8K Dongle takes polling up to 8000Hz.

Pulsar's XS-1 flagship optical sensor tracks up to 32,000 DPI at 750 IPS with 50g acceleration, and you can set sensitivity in steps of 10 DPI. It is paired with a 32-bit ARM processor for fast, consistent tracking.

The included 8K dongle lets the mouse report to your PC up to 8000 times a second. Pulsar notes that 8K polling needs an Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 class CPU or better and a USB 3.0 port.

Pulsar describes the shape as ergonomic and recommends the Pro Series JV-X Medium for palm and relaxed claw grip. It measures 121 x 62 x 40.6mm (L x W x H).

Pulsar lists it at about 56g, measured without the cable. Less weight means quicker flicks and less effort over a long session.

A set of 16 UHMW-PE dot skates comes with the mouse, so you can swap the fitted feet for small, precise dots if you prefer that feel on your mousepad.

Pulsar charts Motion Sync against a conventional mouse. Motion Sync synchronises the sensor with your PC so each report lines up with your system's polling, for precise tracking with minimal delay.

The main buttons use Pulsar's own optical switches, which Pulsar lists as double-click free. An optical switch registers each press with a beam of light instead of a metal contact, so there is no contact to wear.

This short film is Pulsar's own. It cuts away the shell of the Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium to show the scroll wheel turning on its encoder, next to the switches and board that sit under your fingers.

Inside the box you get: mouse, 8K dongle, USB-C cable, UHMW-PE dot skates (16 pcs). Pulsar's own picture of the contents is shown here, so you know exactly what to expect when it arrives.

The Pulsar Pro Series JV-X Medium measures 121 x 62 x 40.6mm (L x W x H). Check the length and width against your hand to be sure the size suits your grip.