Pulsar releases gaming mouse with Noctua fan from Austria

However, the weight comes in at a significantly higher 73 grams compared to the standard Feinmann, which the manufacturer states weighs just 46 grams. The additional fan and the carbon fiber shell noticeably push the weight upward, which is unusual for a gaming mouse in this class.

The standard Feinmann was available at launch for 219.90 euros and is now sold out. The Noctua Edition will be released in a limited run, though the manufacturer has not yet put a price on the special edition.

Background: Noctua and its cult status

Noctua is best known for its CPU coolers and case fans, which enjoy cult status in the PC scene due to their brown-beige color scheme and comparatively quiet operation. With the Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition, the Austrian manufacturer, together with Pulsar, is entering the input devices segment for the first time.

The NF-A4x10 5V PWM fan is a compact 40-millimeter model typically used in mini PCs, routers, or cases with tight space constraints. In the Feinmann, it sits beneath cutouts in the carbon fiber shell to cool the sensitive electronics during long gaming sessions.

From niche project to series production

The idea of installing a Noctua fan inside a mouse had already been generating discussion in tech forums for some time. With the now-announced special edition, the concept becomes a production-ready product aimed at collectors and Noctua fans.

Pulsar is a manufacturer from Asia that has drawn attention in recent years with lightweight wireless mice. With the collaboration with Noctua, the brand focus is shifting more strongly toward lifestyle products for PC enthusiasts.