Pulsar to study how we all use our gaming mice to make them better, offering prizes to those who help them build the mouse of the future

Peripheral maker Pulsar has launched a research programme inviting gamers to share how they use their mice, with the data intended to inform the design of future products. The initiative frames everyday mouse habits and preferences as valuable input for engineering decisions, positioning user feedback as central to how the company develops upcoming hardware.

Participants who contribute to the study will be entered into prize draws as an incentive for taking part. Beyond the specifics of the rewards, the move reflects a broader trend among gaming hardware manufacturers of using direct user research to refine ergonomics, sensor performance and features in next-generation gaming mice.