Sweaty hands can make it harder to keep a firm grip during long gaming sessions, and Pulsar has teamed up with Noctua to tackle that problem with active cooling. The Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition places Noctua’s NF-A4x10 40 mm PWM fan beneath a perforated carbon-composite shell, sending airflow toward the user’s palm while keeping the mouse at 73 grams.
This Gaming mouse is based on Pulsar’s award-winning Feinmann F01, which received an iF Design Award in 2026. Its perforated shell allows air to pass through naturally, so the cooling reaches the hand instead of being trapped inside the body.
The fan offers four speed levels and can be turned off completely. Airflow can be adjusted with button combinations on the mouse, a dedicated button on the bundled Link 8K receiver, or through Pulsar’s browser-based Bibimbap driver, which runs without installing desktop software.
Inside, Pulsar mouse comes with its XS-2 flagship optical sensor, delivering up to 42,000 DPI, 800 IPS tracking speed, 70G acceleration, an 8,000 Hz polling rate, and a claimed click latency of 0.125 ms. Optical switches are rated for up to 100 million clicks, targeting players who want fast response and long switch life.
The Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition supports wireless play through the bundled Link 8K receiver, while the front USB-C port provides charging and a wired connection. The retail package contains the mouse, the Link 8K receiver, and a USB-C cable, and Noctua covers the product with a two-year warranty.
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Pulsar is selling the Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition through its online store and authorized retail partners. Noctua has not published an official price, although a third-party report lists the gaming mouse at $180.
Source: Noctua
