HyperX reveals new Pulsefire Haste 2 mice, Clutch Gladiate Xbox controller
The company's hit Pulsefire Haste and Haste Wireless gaming mouse are both getting a visibly different follow-up, and HyperX also showed off a new officially licensed Xbox controller at CES.
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