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Pulsar

Pulsar is a gaming peripherals brand with a T1 relationship identified specifically within VALORANT.

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Pulsar
Official Pulsar Brand Manual 2024: https://147556.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/147556/Marketing%20Tools/Branding%20and%20Fonts/Pulsar%20Branding/Pulsar%20Brand%20Manual%202024.pdf
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Updated September 9, 2026

Brand snapshot

Category

Gaming peripherals

Pulsar develops gaming mice and related peripherals.[1]

Markets

International online

Gaming activity

T1 VALORANT partner

T1 identifies Pulsar as a team-specific partner connected to VALORANT.[2]

Positioning

Performance peripherals

Activation

VALORANT team partnership

The public listing does not disclose financial terms or exclusivity.[2]

Company scale

Not publicly disclosed

Commercial categories and activation routes identified from the profile.

Category

Peripherals · VALORANT

Partner

T1[2]

Commercial note

Team-specific partnership connected to T1’s VALORANT operation.

References2
  1. [1]Pulsar official website — Official product and brand source.
  2. [2]T1 partners — Official T1 partner listing identifying Pulsar’s VALORANT relationship.

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