ENDGAME GEAR XM2we Wireless Gaming Maus - schwarz

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Available in an additional two editions, it has an updated PixArt PAW3370 optical sensor and custom-sorted Kailh GM 8. The wheel of the mouse also feels incredibly sturdy when compared to the likes of the Razer DeathAdder V3. The underside of the shell has a hybrid skate design, meaning it can support both large and small PTFE glides. Its slim shape allows for an easy grip, and we actually preferred it to the Deathadder V3 Pro’s comparatively bulbous shape.

Endgame says the mouse’s matte surface “offers a perfect grip even with sweaty hands”, but it didn’t seem that way for me. Its everyday appearance would slide entirely under the radar if it weren’t for the USB-C port on the front, which is shrouded in flared plastic moulding that gives the mouse a slightly surprised expression. Thanks to a hybrid design bottom shell, it's possible to easily install either large or small skates with the smaller skates fitted by default.Power-saving features are either being disabled (corded connection) or optimized (wireless), squeezing every last bit of performance out of the XM2w. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. Professional gaming mouse made for ambitious gamers with style, patented analogue technology with signal processing under 1 ms, Pixart sensor PMW3389 with up to 16,000 CPI, preselected Kailh GM 4. While it’s not the best out there, it’s certainly good, and definitely unobtrusive when it begins to run out when compared to the likes of SteelSeries mice. The mouse’s buoyant 63g weight and large underside skates help it slide seamlessly along your mousepad or desk, and it really feels beautifully smooth in use.

It features a CompX CX52850 MCU and a PixArt PAW3370, enabling a consistent report rate of 1000Hz and swift reaction times. Its overall style and performance goals are mirrored – even down to the same dry coat finish for enhanced grip. The Endgame Gear XM2we is pitched as a budget wireless gaming mouse: a no-frills pointer for humble gamers who just want to pull off their super-wicked 360° no scopes without a flashing braindance of RGB disco lights intruding into their peripheral vision. Following this tenant, the Endgame Gear XM2we is equipped with a Pixart PAW3370 sensor, with a resolution of up to 19,000 CPI.With all smoothing and angle-snapping disabled, the tracking data from the sensor is as raw as it can be. coming in at just 63g, this is one of the lightest wireless mice that we’ve ever tested, and given all of the limitations that usually come with that, we were expecting the mouse to fall short in some areas. Sporting a design akin to the popular enthusiast mouse, the Lamzu Atlantis, Endgame Gear’s choice of shape is a fresh one. A generous helping of PTFE skates at the bottom keeps everything running nice and smooth, and a keyed USB-C port at the front allows for most cables to fit.

Alternatively, there are pre-defined CPI settings assigned to the switch on the bottom side of the mouse.The XM2we features Kailh's latest release, the Kailh GO optical switches, which have been optimized based on our feedback throughout 2022. Improving on the XM1, this gaming mouse is lighter and equipped with the latest innovative technology, whilst still retaining the features we love about the original. Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital (UK) PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Chasing the victory royales in Fortnite has never been easier, we found that adjusting our settings for the title allowed us to be snappier while we played with long-range weapons such as the Heavy Sniper Rifle. The Endgame Gear XM2we’s software experience is lightweight, offering key remapping, adjustable debounce, adjustable CPI stages, polling, and liftoff distances.

Although the XM2w has a 335 mAh battery, with less than ~63g, the overall weight is about 7g lower than the XM1(r)'s. The outer shape remained identical to the claw grip shape that made the XM1 famous, but on the inside, every single aspect was re-designed. The XM2we is a well-built mouse with a premium material finish that appears as if it will last many years, especially against Logitech's more expensive wireless gaming mice, whilst not being a discomfort or distraction with fancy lighting. Equipped with a 335mAh battery, the OP1we offers a week of gameplay without the need for recharging.

While it never flew out of my hand—even during particularly frantic battles—it never felt like I had as solid a grip as I would have liked, especially compared to the dimpled Razer Basilisk. The first time you open it, for example, you’re asked if you want it to load every time you start Windows.