Large hands are the group that gets the worst deal from ultralight mice, because most are drawn for average palms. The Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Medium goes the other way. It comes in at 124.7mm long, 69.5mm wide and 43.1mm tall, which makes it the broadest Pulsar mouse Evetech carries, and it still weighs only 46g with the dot skates fitted. Whether that is enough mouse depends on how your palm lands.

Quick Answer

For most large palm-grip hands, yes: the Pulsar X3 CrazyLight Medium is 124.7 x 69.5 x 43.1mm, wider than the Xlite CrazyLight Medium at 66mm and the X3 LHD CrazyLight Mini at 67.1mm. It is a right-handed shape listed for palm grip, and no larger Pulsar mouse is carried. Since you order online, lay a ruler across your palm before you commit.

📏 The size against other shells

Here are the three widest mice in the family, taken from their listed dimensions:

  • X3 CrazyLight Medium: 124.7 x 69.5 x 43.1mm.
  • X3 LHD CrazyLight Mini: 119.6 x 67.1 x 41mm, a left-handed shape.
  • Xlite CrazyLight Medium: 122 x 66 x 43mm.

The X3 Medium is the longest of these by 2.7mm over the Xlite and the widest by 3.5mm. Height is almost the same as the Xlite, which means the extra size comes from length and width rather than from a taller hump. For a big palm, that extra width is where the comfort is: it keeps the side of the hand on the shell instead of off the edge.

✋ Why palm grip suits it

A palm grip lays the whole hand on the mouse, fingers extended over the buttons and the heel of the palm on the rear slope. It needs support under the whole hand, and a short or narrow shell leaves the pinky or the base of the palm hanging off. Pulsar lists the X3 CrazyLight for palm grip, and its right-handed, ergonomic shape follows that logic with a tall, broad body.

Claw hands will find it large

A claw grip lifts the palm, so a body this long and tall adds distance the fingers have to cover. Large hands in a claw grip are better served by a lower shell. If you hold the mouse in a palm grip, though, the size is the point.

⚖ 46g on a big shell

The X3 CrazyLight Medium is 46g (give or take 2g) on the fitted dot feet and 48g on regular skates, weighed without the cable. The low weight is what keeps the long body from feeling sluggish when you swing across a pad. Inside it carries the same parts as the rest of the CrazyLight range:

  • The XS-1 sensor, which reads to 32,000 DPI.
  • Optical switches carrying a 100 million click rating.
  • A 2.4GHz receiver that can reach 8000Hz when the PC brings a Core i5 or Ryzen 5 chip and USB 3.0.
  • A pack of sixteen 6.6mm dot feet and a USB-C cable.

The maker's Windows app handles buttons, macros and sensor settings.

📐 Checking fit without holding one

Because you order online and cannot hold the mouse first, a ruler does the job. Press your hand flat on a table in your normal palm grip, then measure the widest point across the palm and the length from your wrist to the end of the middle finger. A palm width near 69mm means the X3 Medium will fill the hand, while a clearly narrower palm may find the Xlite Medium at 66mm easier to control. Since Mini and Medium are the only sizes Pulsar offers here, the X3 Medium is the biggest option.

🛒 Where it sits

Evetech sells the X3 CrazyLight on the gaming mice shelf, while the wireless mouse range lets you compare narrower shells. See the product page for the price. Narrower and wider shells for different palm sizes are collected on the Pulsar listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the X3 CrazyLight Medium?

124.7mm long, 69.5mm wide and 43.1mm tall, wider than the Xlite CrazyLight Medium at 66mm and the X3 LHD CrazyLight Mini at 67.1mm.

How heavy is it?

46g with dot skates (plus or minus 2g) or 48g on regular skates, which is light for a shell this size.

Is palm the only grip?

Palm is the grip it is built for. Claw hands will find the tall, long shape large.

What if my hand is bigger than the mouse?

No larger Pulsar mouse is carried, so the X3 Medium is the largest. Measure your palm first.

Is it made for left-handed players?

No, it is right-handed. Left-handed players should read about the X3 LHD CrazyLight Mini.

Got a big palm and want a light mouse? Check the Evetech gaming mice category and measure your hand against the X3 CrazyLight Medium before you order.