Noctua booth was on our “to-visit” list because they have always showcased something cool, literally and figuratively – and while they had some coolers in development phase, which we will talk about another day – this article, we wanted to talk about the Pulsar Feinmann Noctua Edition Mouse.
Computex 2025 Pulsar Feinmann Noctua Edition
As a resident Pulsar gaming mouse user, it’s a brand I am very familiar with – their goal to design extremely light mouse for gaming and eSports, is what put them on the spotlight. One of their extremely crazy mouse is the Pulsar Feinmann, which is a 46 gram mouse with 8000Hz polling rate and uses the flagship XS-1 sensor which gives up to 32K DPI. All of that is constructed under this skeleton casing made out of Magnesium Alloy, and charges via dock and USB-C.
At Computex 2025, they came together to showcase the Pulsar Feinmann Noctua Edition, which comes in that Noctua colour-way, which we don’t have to explain and you’d know the colours. However, with modifications under the hood – where we noticed a Noctua NF-A4x10. The idea is that, with the help of this fan, you can press and hold the side bottom button and use the scroll wheel to adjust the fan speeds to keep your palm cool.
I am sure we all have used mice while gaming, working and so on, and we have had sweat in our palms – but never it had occurred that it was a problem. So, to create a solution for a biological process, I can’t believe I am saying this but, I need this mouse because after feeling that cold air circulating under my palm, I can’t stop thinking about the mouse.
Thanks Noctua, who knew this is what I need in life. 😂 At the time of writing, there’s no pricing but Noctua has shared that it will be available in November 2025 – which is later this year. I expect it to be priced little over the first edition Feinmann – and perhaps in limited in quantity as well.
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