Roland Mossig, CEO of Noctua, says:
“The interest we saw when we showed the first prototype at Computex 2025 was indescribable. We immediately began extensive testing to ensure the fan could withstand the high G-forces encountered during fast movements in esports.”
To keep the weight down and give the fan optimal airflow, the mouse's shell is made of carbon fiber composite with a hole pattern (exoskeleton). This keeps the total weight down to just 73 grams, despite the built-in fan.
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The hardware inside is certainly flawless. The mouse is equipped with Pulsar's XS-2 sensor, which delivers a polling rate of 8,000 Hz, a resolution of 42,000 DPI and 800 IPS tracking.
The optical switches under the buttons are rated for up to 100 million clicks. The mouse can be used either wirelessly via the included 8K dongle or wired via the USB-C port on the front, which is also used for charging.
The Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition is available for purchase from today via Pulsar's own webshop and from authorized retailers. It has a suggested retail price of EUR 179.90 (approx. DKK 1,340).