What Mouse Does Jinggg Use?

Pulsar Pro Series Jinggg-X vs the standard model

The Jinggg-X is a Pro Series signature mouse. Pulsar's product page says it was co-developed with Jinggg and built with his direct input. Pulsar eS announced the retail launch on June 24, 2026, and Jinggg shared the announcement on his own X account.

Pulsar's page lists a medium, symmetrical shape and a weight of 53 g with a ±2 g tolerance. That tolerance means individual units can land a little above or below the headline number. The finish is white and pink.

Inside are the XS-1 sensor and optical switches. Pulsar also lists the Link 8K receiver, which matches the 8000 Hz polling rate in the spec table.

Jinggg's mouse history

Jinggg's history shows 21 periods, 20 switches and 11 different models. The Jinggg-X is the latest, at 5.1 months so far.

The G-Wolves Hati S+ 4K is the constant. He used it in 6 periods and came back to it 5 times, for 26.8 months (2.2 years) in total. His longest single stretch on any mouse was also on it: November 2024 to March 2026, 16.3 months (1.4 years).

Other mice got shorter runs. The Finalmouse Ultralight X Medium totals 4.1 months over 2 periods. The Razer Viper V3 Pro White lasted 1.9 months, between two Hati S+ 4K periods.

The last move before the signature model was from the Hati S+ 4K to the G-Wolves Hati S+ 8K in March 2026, for 2.1 months. Pulsar's product page describes the Jinggg-X as his signature model, developed with his direct input.

Mousepad

The current pad is the Artisan Ninja FX Zero Soft Black, in use since August 2026 (1.7 months). It is a thin 3 mm cloth pad with stitched edges, and its glide is classed as control-oriented.

This is a return. It was his first pad in the history, from September 2022, and he used it for 8.1 months. Immediately before this return he spent 11.7 months on the Artisan Hayate Otsu V2 XSoft Black.

The Ninja FX Zero also shows up in other firmness and color variants across his pad history, so the line has been a recurring choice.

Mouse settings

The VALORANT setup works out to 46.7 cm/360, so a full turn takes 46.7 cm of mouse travel. That comes from 1600 DPI and 0.175 in-game sensitivity, an eDPI of 280. Scoped and ADS sensitivity are both 1.

The polling rate is set to 2000 Hz. The Jinggg-X is specified for 8000 Hz, so the mouse can run well above the rate in this setup.

Should you buy Jinggg's mouse?

The Jinggg-X went on sale on June 24, 2026, so it can be bought. It is an ambidextrous, medium-sized mouse, wireless, with optical switches and 8000 Hz polling. The shape is symmetrical, with no handed contours, so it suits users of either hand who want a mid-length body at 53 g.

The alternatives trade weight and dimensions for different internals:

• Pulsar Susanto-X (used by 2 pros now): 3 g lighter, 0.2 cm shorter and 0.2 cm lower, same width. It keeps the optical switches and 8000 Hz polling, and is the closest match on specs.
• Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse (used by 15 pros now): 8 g heavier, 0.2 cm shorter and 0.2 cm lower, same width. It uses the HERO 2 sensor and Logitech HITS switches, with polling up to 8000 Hz.
• Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Black (used by 10 pros now): 6 g heavier, 0.42 cm longer, 0.14 cm narrower and 0.14 cm lower. It has the HERO 25K sensor and LIGHTFORCE Hybrid switches, with listed polling up to 2000 Hz.

Pick the Susanto-X to stay close to the Jinggg-X in weight and size. Pick either Logitech if the sensor and switch type matter more than the lowest weight.