ENDGAME GEAR XM2we Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse – Black, Ultra-Light 63 g, PixArt PAW3370 Sensor, 19,000 CPI, 2.4 GHz 1000 Hz, Kailh Optical Switches

Fantastic mouse, I like the shape a lot more than any Logitech or razer mouse I've tried. The battery doesn't last as long as those brands but it still has weeks of battery life from a single charge. The left and right mouse buttons took some getting used to, they need a lot more force to actuate than I'm used to. After using it for a while it's a non issue and the shape is definitely worth the trade off in my opinion. The software is barebones which is a huge plus for me, it does everything you need without any frills or bloat.

Absolute game changer for both casual and competitive gamers alike. To take advantage of the mouses response time i do recommend having the appropriate pc and monitor combo to atleast notice the difference! I've been playing on, and building, PCs for around 10-11 years, and I can (and have had) play on not the best mice relatively comfortably. This is the only one of which has provided me with a level of both comfort and accuracy when gaming, whilst also allowing me to have no cramp or such when working! Recommended for sure, and honestly its cheaper than 90% of mice try attract a similar target audience. Corsair, Razer, Steel Series etc... should really take a page out of endgears book when it comes to pricing

I like this mouse. It feels nicer in the hand than it seems it should. There's nothing about it that I've found annoying except perhaps the odd misclick of the back button on the side which is easily remedied by click the forward button right next to it and I can't remember the last time I actually did it. The cable is nice and long. I paid a lot more for it than I thought I ever would for a mouse but it seems to be money well spent.

Great product

I hadn't realised I wouldn't be able to use this without a dongle on Mac laptop and studio desktop. I didn't want to take up a USB port to use it and laptop doesn't have an old USB port anyway.

軽い、これに尽きる。 FPSやるには十分。

Perfekt und sehr zu empfehlen!

The way you touch this mouse you feel the insane quality. It just feels nearly perfect, even with my weird gripstyle. I always used to get bigger/ergo mice, but this one has a good size for a claw/palm hybrid.

This mouse (the shape, the clicks, the coating) is all about precision, efficiency, and control. In that way it is not a universally friendly mouse. You will have to adapt to it. Whether this is good or bad is completely up to you. A very interesting mouse. I am comparing it to my Superlight which I really didn't have any reason to try to replace other than wanting to try something new. Mousepads for reference: Skypad 3.0 XL, Artisan Zero Mid, Artisan Zero Xsoft, Artisan Hein Mid, Artisan Hayate Otsu, GSR, QCK+. Very different shape than a lot of mice. It is a very convex shape, a V if you will, with the bottom of the mouse thinner than where the click button lines with the mouse. I didn't like it at first, because the Superlight is a very full, round shape that really fills out whatever grip you are using. The XM2WE is a very sharp angular body, with your fingers resting on peaks/edges rather than flat surfaces, relatively speaking. Now if done correctly according to your grip preferences, this is a godsend, because it gives you pressure points where you can direct all of your movement very precisely. Unfortunately this will most likely cause you to alter your grip in order to operate this mouse effectively. If you choose to do that, I do believe this mouse can stick with you for well over a year. A lot of comments about the heavy clicks, for me they work really well with the grip mentioned just previously. They are very satisfying clicks, not just inconveniently heavy. Scroll click is very soft in comparison which I have to get used to, but if you think about it, it completely makes sense because of how awkward it is to push the wheel compared to pushing the flat buttons. All in all, a really good mouse. Definitely belongs in the S tier category, but you really do have to make sure you fit your hand to the mouse, and not the other way around. It's worth it if you do, unlike other mice.

Leggero e incredibilmente solido. Si, non ha l'ultimo modello di sensore e supporta "solo" 1khz di pooling rate, ma un sensore migliore aumenterebbe solamente il prezzo e la dpi massima raggiungibile senza aggiungere valore, e 1khz di pooling rate è più che sufficiente per il 95% delle persone. Non credete a quelli che dicono che 8khz vale la pena, avrete sempre un K/D di 0.27. Altamente consigliato se volete qualcosa di affidabile e di qualità e non vi frega di avere una massima DPI insensatamente elevata.