During the week, the sensor broke. It was tested on various USB ports and even on another PC, and still dead. It's a shame because it had a satisfactory feel in the hand and suited me. I prefer to go for something more expensive now, maybe I'll avoid returning mice with broken sensors every week. Is it worth it? Up to €35, yes, why not. Above €35? Absolutely not, give another €15 and get something more reliable. (I bought it for €29). 2 stars because it broke within a week, otherwise if it lasted longer, I wouldn't have any complaints with such a purchase amount

As a former user of cheaper mice, I would say that this is the best (for the first 5-6 months). I got it on sale for around 35 euros, the mouse is beautiful, it's simple, it's exactly how I want it in my hand, the side buttons are okay, it's easy to clean compared to other mice I've had, it's the best.

The left button started to have issues after a while, resulting in double clicks or sometimes losing the prolonged click that you would notice in some games, and it was annoying. There is also another issue where when I turn on my PC or open the HyperX application, I don't know why it disconnects and I have to reconnect it. Previously, I would unplug it from the USB port, but now I found a way to press on the mouse and make it work. Overall, I would give it an extra star, but this is a big problem, at least for me, as I play games and it started presenting it very early on. (I'm not a person who hits mice, keyboards, etc., I'm very careful with them)

6 months in my hands now the mouse and I can say that so far it always worth its money. Comfortable grip, its weight at 100 grams is very convenient for me but this is subjective for everyone, beautiful lighting fully controlled by the Hyperx application which for some annoying reason is only available in the Microsoft store, the feeling of the keys is very good but on the other hand with switches from Omron I can't say I expected anything less, what a cable is satisfactory in length and is also quite durable and doesn't get tangled as it has been proven so far. To summarize, in the market it was purchased for 50 euros it is a very good mouse. The 4 stars were given as I want to see how it will perform in future use and as soon as I deem it necessary I will come with an update in my review. Until then, take it fearlessly!

In my case, at least the entire top part of the mouse was loose, resulting in a slight back-and-forth movement, annoying enough. The side buttons were absolutely unacceptable, not so much the "fwd" but the "back" is the worst out of dozens of mice I have had and still have, simply terrible. The left button is very good, the right one is very loose. The scroll wheel is just okay. Very heavy, 104 grams, but that doesn't bother me, I knew that. Huge quality control issues. Also, the material used has a very nice feel but unfortunately it gets dirty very easily and very quickly. If I knew all these things beforehand, there would be no chance I would buy it. I do not recommend it. For this price or even less, there are many much better mice available.

Well, it is the best choice for a mouse up to 50 euros. It is beautiful and comfortable to hold, and it suited me from the first day. I am a little bothered that the scroll wheel does not have RGB, but it does not bother me at all. It is worth every last euro. If something happens to it, I will definitely buy it again.

Awesome for its price, owner for a month..and the hyperx program is very simple and user-friendly. Very good weight and clicky keys as well. If you want a good wired mouse up to 50 euros, I believe this is a very good choice!

The mouse is amazing, but the previous two mice I had (Logitech 403 and Razer Basilisk) were also amazing. The question is whether this one will last longer than the others. Both Logitech 403 mice had issues with the scroll wheel and the left button, while the Razer had an issue with the right button (in all cases, over time). The HyperX has the same sensor as the Deathadder Elite/Basilisk and it's great. It feels very comfortable in the hand and the buttons have a nice click. Not as good as Logitech, but still very good. If you like RGB, you won't find anything better than Razer. It weighs around 100g. It could be a bit lighter, but even so, it's very good.
All mice in this price range are excellent. The question is how long they will last. The HyperX seems very good, but I haven't had it for long enough (maybe a month). I will come back and talk about its reliability when I have had it for a longer time.

It has an elegant appearance, it is quite convenient to hold, and I would say it is of good quality, just like the keyboard of the series.
EDIT:
In the 3+ years of use so far, it is perfect, especially at this price!

HYPERX PULSEFIRE SURGE RGB Pro e-Sports Gaming Gear
Comfortable, quiet, with impeccable response, and fantastic 360° RGB that changes with the program, there is the ability to adjust the resolution to multiple levels (dpi). The scroll wheel is soft and smooth, both in scrolling and clicking. Finally, a positive aspect is the Dpi indicator on the screen during changes. This is the second version!
(-) No cons.