Saturday, August 30th 2025

Pulsar Launches the Pulsar Pro Series Susanto-X Mouse with the Susanto Brothers

Pulsar Gaming Gears, a leading developer of high-performance esports peripherals, today proudly announced the official launch of the Pulsar Susanto-X gaming mouse. This groundbreaking new peripheral is a direct result of Pulsar's deep commitment to continuously develop cutting-edge products that truly empower esports athletes, born from the unique bond and competitive spirit of brothers Jason "f0rsakeN" Susanto and Kevin "Xccurate" Susanto.

The story of the Pulsar Susanto-X isn't just about a gaming mouse; it's a tale forged in the fires of brotherly rivalry and a shared dream. The two brothers constantly push each other, driving and inspiring their sibling rival to be the best that they can be. This spirit of competition has pushed each brother to varying degrees of their own success in the VALORANT professional circuit.
Both are signed to professional esports organizations, and are at different stages in their careers. Xccurate is a former pro turned content-creator with the T1 organization, while f0rsakeN is still an active member of the PRX roster, and current world MVP after winning the title and tournament at VCT Masters Toronto this past June.

The Susanto-X combines both of their thoughts, opinions, and experiences as professional players with Pulsar's best-in-class design and engineering. They both know deep down that a truly perfect gaming mouse is more than just a tool - it is an extension of their will to win, and an articulation of their brotherly bond. Every detail, from the 50g symmetrical shell to the grip angle and curvature, to the feeling of the clicks, are all tailored to match their hand size, playstyle, and preferences.

Built to maximize performance on the biggest of stages, the Susanto-X features the XS-1 flagship sensor, and up to 8K polling. This is the precision, control, and responsiveness that f0rsakeN and Xccurate trust in the most demanding competitive environments. It's the culmination of their shared journey, built to give every player the edge, just like it gives them theirs.

When asked about the important aspects of the mouse, Jason shared, "For me, the shape is the most important thing. We refined a classic shape by making it smaller for a more comfortable grip, and the clicks are the best I have ever tried. We also wanted it to be uniquely ours, which is why we chose the black and pink colorway and added personal details like the S-shaped scroll wheel for 'Susanto' and our signatures on the sides."

Kevin, on the other hand, spoke more about the meaning behind it, saying "I feel like our hard work has finally paid off with this mouse. It's how we can pass our legacy on to friends and family, ensuring they're going to know that the Susanto name was here in the esports scene."

"The launch of the Susanto-X is a landmark moment for us," said Stuart Chan, CMO of Pulsar Gaming Gears. "It represents a lot of what we stand for as a brand - the spirit of collaboration, the drive to win, and the inspiration of rivals that pushes you beyond the edge in the way that only the best rivals can. As an older brother myself, seeing the insights and shared vision of these two esports' siblings come together after some good old fashioned brotherly debates was a familiar feeling. The process brought all the best ideas to the surface, and I can truly say that I'm confident we're delivering the highest level of tailored product performance directly into the hands of players with this product."

The Susanto-X embodies the pinnacle of thoughtful design, bringing a new level of functionality and precision to the esports market, forged with the spirit of competition and brotherhood. It's a world-class performance mouse that Pulsar and the Susanto brothers are proud to share with gamers everywhere.
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8 Comments on Pulsar Launches the Pulsar Pro Series Susanto-X Mouse with the Susanto Brothers

#1
Dahita
In pink?! Seriously? Why don't you add a little poney and a kitty cat to make it complete? Jesus....
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#2
sepheronx
My father once told me that I would never amount to anything just playing video games. "its a waste of time and it will never get you money". Now look, Korean popstar looking people became e-athletes and have products named after their teams and with their logo and or colors.

How wrong that man was.
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#3
Elessar1
DahitaIn pink?! Seriously? Why don't you add a little poney and a kitty cat to make it complete? Jesus....
Pink isn’t seen as a female color in east Asia, it’s just a nice color there everyone likes….
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#4
AsRock
TPU addict
Elessar1Pink isn’t seen as a female color in east Asia, it’s just a nice color there everyone likes….
Erm no, not everyone.



As fr the mouse it's limited with a lack of buttons as if their was not leftys in tourny's
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#5
Dahita
Elessar1Pink isn’t seen as a female color in east Asia, it’s just a nice color there everyone likes….
Says who? I lived 5 years in China (Shenzhen), pink is as feminine/childish as everywhere else. I don't really care anyway, to each his own, but the ONLY color?! Come on.
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#6
bonehead123
y/A/w/N......

Yet ANUTHA gamr toi for da gamr bois..... twittle yang & dwittle doo....

Looks suspiciously like the old Logi 305 (or similar model) to me.....

But dat colla gotta go bro :D
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#7
Onasi
bonehead123Looks suspiciously like the old Logi 305 (or similar model) to me.....
Except for being an entirely different shape, sure. It’s more of a Lamzu Maya than anything Logitech.
DahitaIn pink?! Seriously? Why don't you add a little poney and a kitty cat to make it complete? Jesus....
Literally the most popular Logitech G Pro color amongst pros is seemingly the pink/magenta one, so it’s not actually surprising to see it on a mouse like this. Don’t ask me WHY it’s popular though.
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bonehead123
OnasiLiterally the most popular Logitech G Pro color amongst pros is seemingly the pink/magenta one, so it’s not actually surprising to see it on a mouse like this. Don’t ask me WHY it’s popular though
I wasn't gonna go there, but since you already did, all I will say is this: IMHO, it just shows which way ALOT of those folks lean.....

'nuff said :D
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