Hey everyone, small update for you all: So it appears like Pulsar has "patched" this issue on the newer batches of the X2H, X2V2 and X2H preventing this issue. I also confirmed that this issue isn't present on the Xlite v3, X2H eS or the Xlite eS editions. I'll do my best to get my hands on some newer batch models to see if they're truly patched the issue. If for whatever reason they haven't the fix in this video still applies to the X2H, X2A and X2V2. Thanks for watching 💜
You saved this mouse for me, X2V2 mini to be specific. Had this issue in the first month of buying it but didn't want to go through the RMA process plus my tinkering side got the better of me. Only on the fourth disassembly today did I actually google someone doing this... I was too dense to realize the switch pads weren't the only thing that could be causing this, thank you!
Just recently got an x2v2 medium size and I noticed the sticky main clicks almost immediately. I read some posts on it found the resolution by removing the small foam pieces under the anchors. It seems to have resolved all the issues I was experiencing. I didn't know about the rubber on the top until I saw this video, but I also haven't noticed anything bad yet, indicating that there is an issue (knock on wood). With the foam under the anchors, I didn't even bother to disassemble as much as this video demonstrated. I just used a safety pin after I disconnected the ribbon and poked the foam out from underneath and scraped as much of it away as I could. Seems to have been a quick fix with no noticeable problems thereafter. Just found you today on TH-cam. Very good video. Concise, quick, and informative. Keep it up! =)
Fantastic video and info! I had the sticky click issue on my X2A which was less than a month old. I took it apart and it was the archway contact pad issue you described. The contact pad was damaged so in a resting position the left click stuck to it, so the first click always felt sticky. I removed it and all is well now. I don't hear or feel a difference in the click. I could have RMAed it, but felt like a waste for such a small issue that is easily fixable. After soldiering on new switches onto my GPW and G903, this was pretty simple.
maaaaaan you fixed my x2a !!! thank you so much !!! i confirm it works on x2a medium as well in exactly same way in my case 3 pads were not straight and one was even ripped on way where only glue left :/ i followed you step by step and voilà !! amazing tutorial, thank you.
great video man! I just did this little thing even after a week if owning my X2H and it feels so much better and the click is more instant I would say. Got hooked when you said the clicks are like Deathadder V3, since these have my fav clicks ever.. So I tried it out even doe I didnt had sticky clicks in the first place. Thanks again and keep posting such W content!!!
my maaaan thanks for this.. just recently both the x2h medium, and i was wondering the stickiness when i first used it, and there was a double clicking feeling.. 1st time experienced for a brand new mouse, i live away from big cities and returning this for RMA will cause me much hassle.. Thanks again..
Good video, very detailed. I just got the x2h red hopefully i won't get this problem but if I do I know how to fix it already. Only thing that was a missing was a pre and post fix sound comparison but thanks for the video anyways!
Thank you for this awesome guide! I just bought a Pulsar and I don't think I will need it but it's good to have it on my bookmarks, in case it develops this issue over time.
Very well done melon. I love mod/fix vids. I stopped doing cable mod vids because wireless took off. Now Imma have to take my X2V2 apart and do this fix too. Hope my vid is as good as yours. Insta sub brother. Been wondering what was causing the sticky clicks. I love Pulsar. Some of my favorite mice. But man, it's like they fix one thing, the scroll wheel, and then something else pops up, sticky clicks. Sooner or later they will get it right. This will be included in my actual review of my X2V2 thanks to you. Keep up the great work man. The mouse enthusiasts world needs us. Lol. Better than rma honestly and fun too.
This is great! Do you think masking or aluminum tape applied over the pads would work to counter the stickiness from those pads? Love the solution but not so much the added pre/post travel for the clicks.
I’m trying to put in one of my clicks but for some reason is has lost retention and doesn’t spring back like you say it should. What could the issue be?
Just ran into this issue right now and the way I manage to fix it was by pulling out the main clicks out of the shell and grabbing both ends of a main click and lightly bending it on the opposite direction to give it the tension again. Really weird how it just instantly just got fixed just by giving it a couple light bends. Just be careful of course and not permanently bend it or break it since it's plastic of course.
Technically more pre-travel but since the rubber pads are sunk into the shell there isn't a massive change, maybe 0.5mm or lower. The main difference will be the sound as there's no rubber/foam to dampen the sound.
Sounds like your main board is misaligned or the shell click have been over tensioned. Take the unit apart again and carefully reassemble it following the guide and it should fix your issue.
@@mel0nFPS I got it to play nicely when i put some tinfoil ontop of the stabilizers on each click and then screw it down. When i used tissue it had alot of pre-travel but with tinfoil seems to work nicely. Thanks for the reply. Btw its for the X2H.
@PSFinally got this done, I had to pick up a spudger to get the shell open, squeezed the sides till I could fit the spudger in and went round the shell flicking it in and up towards the top. It's also worth noting, on the mini at least, the two screws for the main clicks are tiny, I had to buy a precision screwdriver set to get them out. After that it worked perfectly though. I opted for only taking out the little foam pads, not the rubber as I was only getting the crunch issue not the sticking. Interestingly, one of the foam pads had broken apart, with some of it stuck to the post on the main click. Used this as an excuse to pick up a set of superglides too, so win-win in the end. Thanks for the video! ps. the X2H mini, at least mine, is internally identical to the X2H medium in the video, including the rubber pad design.
could this issue be why sometimes i scope in (mainly have this issue in fortnite lol) and my gun simply wont shoot? for the longest time i thought it was a game problem but now im starting to think it actually is the mouse.
Potentially, that issues sounds more like a bad switch but it could possibly be caused by an uneven dampening pad. Hard to say without looking at the unit itself.
hello, i just received a pulsar x2h medium copy (black) and i seem to have encountered a faint click after clicking mouse 1, the sound resembles a faint double click but when used, there is no double click, it is just the sound, do you think that by doing this, it would fix this issue? thanks.
Could be the stabilizer releasing from the pad or it could be a defective switch. If you just got it I'd RMA it instead of voiding the warranty since you just bought it
The newer batches should be fixed but I have yet to personally confirm that, will hopefully get a new-batch unit soon to confirm and see what Puslar changed.
@@flexpetz55 I'll try to get my hands on a new batch and confirm this, sadly I'll have to wait for a unit to be sent over and Pulsar isn't too happy with me rn so it may be a while 😭
I believe the X2H, X2A & X2V2 have a battery life of 70hrs constant movement, realistically it’ll be more around 100-120 as you’re not constantly moving your mouse around
This did work for my bad clicks on x2h mini, but after sliding m1 and m2 back into the shell onto the stabilizers, m2 has "tension" and springs back up on its own, but m1 does not and it lays flat, m1 has tension downwards in stead. Any idea why? I've tried doing it over again 3 times but m1 still lays flat. As you mention at 11:50 @PS
@PS i removed everything like you did in the video on my pulsar X2A. after that, i couldn't even actuate the clicks. i had to put the upper pads again. then it got a bit better but still not usable.. i already realized that i throw 110€ euros away. will never buy any pulsar products again. worst QC ever.
@@lx6381 That's so weird, I don't understand how so many main clicks are breaking now. Maybe there's another issue with the newer versions... Pulsar QC goes crazy.
@@Irritategaming It seems like they've fixed it on the new badges. I have a newer X2H mini and X2V2 mini and both are perfectly fine QC wise. The only one I had issues with was the first badge X2V2.
I got a fix for the X2V2. Return it and buy a mouse that does something basic like click. First and last Pulsar product, I should have heeded the warnings.
I removed the rubber pads and reassembled the mouse, now the clicks are extremely light to the point that the click actuates with a tiny amount of force (like slam clicking) and with close to no rebound. Has anyone had the same problem after this fix?
@@mel0nFPS X2H size 2 in white, I disassembled it earlier to readjust the clicks. But I have the feeling that it was the removal of the white rubber pads on the top of the shell that caused this. I've managed to make it function OK, but it's still very, very light to actuate.
Same problem to me, using the pulsar x2h. I also tried putting a tissue above the stabilizers to raise the force required but it didn't work as i wanted
@@Wolar94 I kinda fixed it by plying the plastic of the clicks to keep them as high as possible. Still they were veeeery easy to actuate, but usable at least. I sold the mouse since then.
Hey everyone, small update for you all:
So it appears like Pulsar has "patched" this issue on the newer batches of the X2H, X2V2 and X2H preventing this issue.
I also confirmed that this issue isn't present on the Xlite v3, X2H eS or the Xlite eS editions.
I'll do my best to get my hands on some newer batch models to see if they're truly patched the issue. If for whatever reason they haven't the fix in this video still applies to the X2H, X2A and X2V2.
Thanks for watching 💜
Does pulsar provide a replacement copy if you currently own an older "pre-patch" model? Also, is there a way to tell if you have an old vs new model?
wonder when they started this because I bought an x2v2 a month ago and I'm having sticky clicks following this vid now
Not sure, I’d reach out to pulsar or where you purchased it from and inquire about warranty support.
Hello, how do I know if my mouse is part of the first or second batch or on a new one?
@@raizek086 You can tell by the serial numbers but based off of what I've heard some batch 3 units are still having issues sadly.
You saved this mouse for me, X2V2 mini to be specific. Had this issue in the first month of buying it but didn't want to go through the RMA process plus my tinkering side got the better of me. Only on the fourth disassembly today did I actually google someone doing this...
I was too dense to realize the switch pads weren't the only thing that could be causing this, thank you!
Hey! Thank you so much for the tip and I'm so glad the video helped you out!
Just recently got an x2v2 medium size and I noticed the sticky main clicks almost immediately. I read some posts on it found the resolution by removing the small foam pieces under the anchors. It seems to have resolved all the issues I was experiencing. I didn't know about the rubber on the top until I saw this video, but I also haven't noticed anything bad yet, indicating that there is an issue (knock on wood).
With the foam under the anchors, I didn't even bother to disassemble as much as this video demonstrated. I just used a safety pin after I disconnected the ribbon and poked the foam out from underneath and scraped as much of it away as I could. Seems to have been a quick fix with no noticeable problems thereafter.
Just found you today on TH-cam. Very good video. Concise, quick, and informative. Keep it up! =)
Fantastic video and info! I had the sticky click issue on my X2A which was less than a month old. I took it apart and it was the archway contact pad issue you described. The contact pad was damaged so in a resting position the left click stuck to it, so the first click always felt sticky. I removed it and all is well now. I don't hear or feel a difference in the click. I could have RMAed it, but felt like a waste for such a small issue that is easily fixable. After soldiering on new switches onto my GPW and G903, this was pretty simple.
maaaaaan you fixed my x2a !!! thank you so much !!! i confirm it works on x2a medium as well in exactly same way in my case 3 pads were not straight and one was even ripped on way where only glue left :/ i followed you step by step and voilà !! amazing tutorial, thank you.
great video man! I just did this little thing even after a week if owning my X2H and it feels so much better and the click is more instant I would say.
Got hooked when you said the clicks are like Deathadder V3, since these have my fav clicks ever.. So I tried it out even doe I didnt had sticky clicks in the first place.
Thanks again and keep posting such W content!!!
I genuinely thought it was the switch and bought replacements lmao, but hey now I can easily fix this. Thank you!
Perfect fix. Thanks. Crazy that this issue wasn’t caught in development/testing.
life saver i fixed this and put in some razer optical switches and this baby is now my endgame
Hi! did you get the Razer switches from aliexpress? If so, do you have a link?
@@skateandmore unfortunately no i had 2 razer vipers laying around so i just took them apart
@@ELGROMP You reminded me that I have a Viper Mini lying around. Will swap the Raeshas asap, I already hated them in Lamzu mice.
@@skateandmore i feel like everyone had a razer at some point lol. glad you can experience the greatness
this is life changer content, thanks a lot for the clear protocol!
my maaaan thanks for this.. just recently both the x2h medium, and i was wondering the stickiness when i first used it, and there was a double clicking feeling.. 1st time experienced for a brand new mouse, i live away from big cities and returning this for RMA will cause me much hassle.. Thanks again..
A huge thank you. I became crazy with this issue. I follow every step and now my x2h mini is fine. Thx.
Glad it helped!
Good video, very detailed. I just got the x2h red hopefully i won't get this problem but if I do I know how to fix it already. Only thing that was a missing was a pre and post fix sound comparison but thanks for the video anyways!
So some versions are patched and some aren't. I'm assuming the red, green and demon slayer collabs are patched but I don't know for sure.
@@mel0nFPS any idea if the acid rewind is patched?
@@Defury8285 No idea sadly, I haven't heard of too many issues as of late but it's hard to tell if the issue has actually been fixed.
Just ordered my X2 V2 today hope I don't get hit with this issue 😊
Thank you for this awesome guide! I just bought a Pulsar and I don't think I will need it but it's good to have it on my bookmarks, in case it develops this issue over time.
this vid saved me so much hassle of returning and getting a refund, a genuine lifesaver because i lose the shape of the x2v2
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this man Ill defo try to fix mine tomorrow im having this issue for 2 weeks now and my mouse is not even a month
extremely useful video, thank you bro
Very well done melon. I love mod/fix vids. I stopped doing cable mod vids because wireless took off. Now Imma have to take my X2V2 apart and do this fix too. Hope my vid is as good as yours. Insta sub brother.
Been wondering what was causing the sticky clicks. I love Pulsar. Some of my favorite mice. But man, it's like they fix one thing, the scroll wheel, and then something else pops up, sticky clicks. Sooner or later they will get it right. This will be included in my actual review of my X2V2 thanks to you.
Keep up the great work man. The mouse enthusiasts world needs us. Lol. Better than rma honestly and fun too.
You are a lifesaver, liked and subbed for your efforts.
did the fix alrdy. thanks. yes nice. i have x2v2 two of them. one of them had sticky one
This is great! Do you think masking or aluminum tape applied over the pads would work to counter the stickiness from those pads? Love the solution but not so much the added pre/post travel for the clicks.
You could cover the pads with tape 100%, just make sure it’d cut to the pieces to the proper size.
Thanks man saved me a lot of hassle
I’m trying to put in one of my clicks but for some reason is has lost retention and doesn’t spring back like you say it should. What could the issue be?
If the click isn't springing back, reseed the click and make sure the anchoring screw is tightened properly.
Just ran into this issue right now and the way I manage to fix it was by pulling out the main clicks out of the shell and grabbing both ends of a main click and lightly bending it on the opposite direction to give it the tension again. Really weird how it just instantly just got fixed just by giving it a couple light bends. Just be careful of course and not permanently bend it or break it since it's plastic of course.
Does removing the pads create more pre-travel? I've seen some replace those dumb pads with foil tape. Very insightful video thanks!
Technically more pre-travel but since the rubber pads are sunk into the shell there isn't a massive change, maybe 0.5mm or lower. The main difference will be the sound as there's no rubber/foam to dampen the sound.
So what if we just removed the pad on the click bars themselves and not on the bottom part? Would that stop the extra click distance? Just thinking.
Have they fixed this problem or is it still a thing?
Seems like it is still an issue. Bought mine in May and had to use this video to fix the sticky click issue.
Fixed my x2h .. thank you very much :)
Glad it helped
What production date you mices actually are?
I went through 3 of these crappy X2A mice. Sucks being a lefty and not having any quality options -
what ur mouse feet u use bro
glorious air review when
This worked but i have a different problem now, if i let my mouse down the buttons actuate/click on their own..
Sounds like your main board is misaligned or the shell click have been over tensioned. Take the unit apart again and carefully reassemble it following the guide and it should fix your issue.
@@mel0nFPS I got it to play nicely when i put some tinfoil ontop of the stabilizers on each click and then screw it down.
When i used tissue it had alot of pre-travel but with tinfoil seems to work nicely.
Thanks for the reply.
Btw its for the X2H.
Can you post a version for people who bite their fingernails
Great! But seriously though, they really fukn tightened my copy. Like wtf screws barely budge and it was so hard to flex my mouse open
Amazing video!
The back doesn't seem to flex and open up under pressure like shown in the video on my X2H mini. Any other ideas for opening it?
Sometimes the clips can be a little tough, make sure you run a nail or a pry-bar around the outside to try and release the clips.
@PSFinally got this done, I had to pick up a spudger to get the shell open, squeezed the sides till I could fit the spudger in and went round the shell flicking it in and up towards the top. It's also worth noting, on the mini at least, the two screws for the main clicks are tiny, I had to buy a precision screwdriver set to get them out. After that it worked perfectly though. I opted for only taking out the little foam pads, not the rubber as I was only getting the crunch issue not the sticking. Interestingly, one of the foam pads had broken apart, with some of it stuck to the post on the main click. Used this as an excuse to pick up a set of superglides too, so win-win in the end. Thanks for the video!
ps. the X2H mini, at least mine, is internally identical to the X2H medium in the video, including the rubber pad design.
could this issue be why sometimes i scope in (mainly have this issue in fortnite lol) and my gun simply wont shoot? for the longest time i thought it was a game problem but now im starting to think it actually is the mouse.
Potentially, that issues sounds more like a bad switch but it could possibly be caused by an uneven dampening pad. Hard to say without looking at the unit itself.
hello, i just received a pulsar x2h medium copy (black) and i seem to have encountered a faint click after clicking mouse 1, the sound resembles a faint double click but when used, there is no double click, it is just the sound, do you think that by doing this, it would fix this issue? thanks.
Could be the stabilizer releasing from the pad or it could be a defective switch. If you just got it I'd RMA it instead of voiding the warranty since you just bought it
Huh so there is a permanent fix after all🎉 . Hoping for a patch on all models soon
The newer batches should be fixed but I have yet to personally confirm that, will hopefully get a new-batch unit soon to confirm and see what Puslar changed.
@@mel0nFPS please a confirmation on this would be a life saver
@@flexpetz55 I'll try to get my hands on a new batch and confirm this, sadly I'll have to wait for a unit to be sent over and Pulsar isn't too happy with me rn so it may be a while 😭
Approximately how long does the pulsar mouse battery last?
I believe the X2H, X2A & X2V2 have a battery life of 70hrs constant movement, realistically it’ll be more around 100-120 as you’re not constantly moving your mouse around
Dang,never had any of the issues I have heard with any of my pulsar mice
my clicks are not going back to default position
my clicks dont work now :/ and i also lost my scroll wheel part
Still gonna go and buy this mouse in hopes this problem occurs, cuz i'm an idiot and i like tinkering with tech. Thank you in advance :)
If you get your hands on a newer bath the issue is apparently fixed, let me know if you're unit has the issue!
@@mel0nFPS sure, gonna put it to heavy use and see if the problem will appear
@@mel0nFPS So, it has been 4 days and right click is already sticky, gg
Oof. Where did you get your unit from?
@@mel0nFPS Big oof, indeed. Got it from a local electronics store here in Moscow
i did this and after reassamble my buttons are stuck when pressed in.... help..
Hey! Can you let me know what mouse you have and what exactly is happening, I'll do my best to help you out!
This did work for my bad clicks on x2h mini, but after sliding m1 and m2 back into the shell onto the stabilizers, m2 has "tension" and springs back up on its own, but m1 does not and it lays flat, m1 has tension downwards in stead. Any idea why? I've tried doing it over again 3 times but m1 still lays flat. As you mention at 11:50 @PS
@@zepremeff4349 Did you remove the rubber pads underneath the main clicks?
@PS i removed everything like you did in the video on my pulsar X2A.
after that, i couldn't even actuate the clicks. i had to put the upper pads again. then it got a bit better but still not usable.. i already realized that i throw 110€ euros away. will never buy any pulsar products again. worst QC ever.
@@lx6381 That's so weird, I don't understand how so many main clicks are breaking now. Maybe there's another issue with the newer versions... Pulsar QC goes crazy.
Has anyone else had this with new copies? I feel like mine came just fine
I ordered another red X2V2 mini I'll update you when I get it if I have the issue.
@@jR0xas any updates?
@@Irritategaming It seems like they've fixed it on the new badges. I have a newer X2H mini and X2V2 mini and both are perfectly fine QC wise. The only one I had issues with was the first badge X2V2.
@@jR0xas thanks, was going to pick up the clear back version :)
IMO if we have to disassemble a mice to fix the issue they why would be actually buy .
Not wrong. I just made this guide so people who did get any of the affected mice can fix their units if they can't return it or can't get RMA support.
that is so dumb literally having to disabeml your mouse to fix it i guess ill keep having sticky keys🤦♂
You can always RMA your mouse with Pulsar or where you purchased it from since the unit has a 2yr warranty!
I got a fix for the X2V2.
Return it and buy a mouse that does something basic like click. First and last Pulsar product, I should have heeded the warnings.
...or just dont buy this and get for something worth the money.
2h to open my fucking mouse
Doing this right now 🫡🤝
I removed the rubber pads and reassembled the mouse, now the clicks are extremely light to the point that the click actuates with a tiny amount of force (like slam clicking) and with close to no rebound. Has anyone had the same problem after this fix?
What mouse and size do you have. Could be the click anchors are slightly too loose or installed incorrectly.
@@mel0nFPS X2H size 2 in white, I disassembled it earlier to readjust the clicks. But I have the feeling that it was the removal of the white rubber pads on the top of the shell that caused this.
I've managed to make it function OK, but it's still very, very light to actuate.
Same problem to me, using the pulsar x2h. I also tried putting a tissue above the stabilizers to raise the force required but it didn't work as i wanted
@@Wolar94 I kinda fixed it by plying the plastic of the clicks to keep them as high as possible. Still they were veeeery easy to actuate, but usable at least.
I sold the mouse since then.