It’s a moment that created a lot of reactions on our Discord server, but also during the publication of our video. During our visit to Noctua during Computex, we showed you the many collaborations launched by Noctua. While the RTX 5080 with Asus and the cases with Antec went down a storm, the mouse developed with Pulsar got a very mixed reaction. The main reason? The presence of a 4x4cm fan from the Austrian brand. You can find out more in our video below.
The mouse was still a prototype, even though it was based on an existing model, the Feinmann F01. However, this product is not just a demo for Noctua and Pulsar. A commercial version should logically be on its way. While the specifications are clearly affected by the presence of the small fan, nothing seems dramatic for users who have handled the prototype for several minutes. The mouse is now slightly heavier (65g), while battery life should be around 10 to 11 hours.
This Noctua x Pulsar mouse is no joke
And what looks like a joke is no joke. This mouse is aimed at gamers who spend long hours on their favourite titles and who sometimes break a sweat… So the two companies claim that gamers who buy the new Feinmann F01 x Noctua model can expect their hands to be fresh all the time. Even users with particularly sweaty hands should enjoy a more comfortable gaming experience.
If you’re expecting something surprising but more PC cooling-related from Noctua, take a look at the thermosiphon prototype we showed you at Computex.
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