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Pulsar Susanto-X PRO Mouse Review: Indonesian Pro Gamer Collaboration Mouse
Boardzy reviews the Susanto-X PRO gaming mouse, a collaboration between Pulsar and the Susanto brothers. This mouse is suitable for small hands and has a shape similar to the GPX, but slightly different. He evaluates various aspects such as quality, buttons, sensor, skates, and coating, and concludes that it is an overall decent mouse but does not have anything particularly outstanding.
1. 🖱️ Introducing the Pulsar Susanto-X PRO Mouse and First Impressions
- ✅ Pulsar has collaborated with the Susanto brothers to release a new Pro Series mouse, the Susanto-X.
- ✅ This mouse has a shape similar to the GPX and is designed to be more suitable for small hands.
- ⚠️ Because the two brothers created it together, the design tends to lean towards the safe side.
| Mouse | Features |
|---|---|
| Maya X | Relatively similar, but the Susanto-X has a rounder shape in the back. |
| Atlantis Mini | Not as angular as the Atlantis Mini. |
| GPX | Smaller than the GPX and a more suitable alternative for small hands. |
00:00 - 00:47
1. 🖱️ Introducing the Pulsar Susanto-X PRO Mouse and First Impressions
- ✅ Pulsar has collaborated with the Susanto brothers to release a new Pro Series mouse, the Susanto-X.
- ✅ This mouse has a shape similar to the GPX and is designed to be more suitable for small hands.
- ⚠️ Because the two brothers created it together, the design tends to lean towards the safe side.
| Mouse | Features |
|---|---|
| Maya X | Relatively similar, but the Susanto-X has a rounder shape in the back. |
| Atlantis Mini | Not as angular as the Atlantis Mini. |
| GPX | Smaller than the GPX and a more suitable alternative for small hands. |
00:48 - 01:35
2. 🖐️ Grip and Usability Evaluation: Suitable for Claw Grip
- ✅ The Susanto-X is suitable for claw grip because the back is rounded and raised, giving a locked-in feel.
- ⚠️ Not suitable for fingertip grip because the front is high.
- ⚠️ May not be familiar to those who have used large mice.
01:36 - 02:06
3. ⚖️ The Importance of Various Forms and Choices of Pulsar Mice
- ✅ Pulsar releases various forms of mice, providing users with a variety of choices.
- ✅ Compared to Endgame Gear, Pulsar is releasing far more forms of mice.
02:07 - 03:22
4. 🤔 Overall Impression: A Plain but Decent Mouse
- ✅ The Susanto-X offers an experience that is not significantly different from other small-to-medium mice.
- ✅ There are cheaper and lighter alternatives, such as the Skyrox V6.
- ⚠️ Considering the price of $130, it is difficult to specifically recommend it.
- ✅ It can be a good choice for people who use GPX and want a smaller mouse.
03:23 - 04:38
5. 🛠️ Quality and Button Evaluation: Excellent Side Buttons
- ✅ There is nothing particularly noteworthy about the build quality or click quality.
- ✅ Uses Pulsar optical switches and has almost no wobble.
- ✅ The side buttons are very crisp and have a good click feel. Logitech should take note.
- ⚠️ It may be uncomfortable to press the side buttons because the mouse is short and goes inside the hand.
- ✅ The scroll wheel design is cool, but it feels the same as the Pulsar Blue encoder. The click sound is slightly different.
04:39 - 05:28
6. ⚙️ Sensor, Skate, and Coating Evaluation
- ✅ There is nothing particularly new about the sensor implementation.
- ✅ Used the Pulsar [__] XS1 3950 sensor.
- ✅ Sensor performance is still good.
- ✅ The default mouse skates have a bit more control, but they also provide additional dot skates.
- ✅ The coating is the same as most other black Pulsar mice.
- ✅ There are pink accents.
05:29 - 06:34
7. 🏁 Final Conclusion: A Good Mouse, But Lacks Specialness
- ✅ Overall, it's a good mouse, but I probably won't use it again.
- ✅ It can be a good choice for people with small hands.
- ✅ The quality and feel are similar to a typical Pulsar mouse.
- ✅ This mouse wouldn't have stood out even if it had been released in 2024.