XM2w 4k Wireless Gaming Mouse – 4000Hz Polling Rate, Kailh GX Switches, PixArt PAW3395 Sensor, Lightweight ~62 g, Black

I have been using this mouse for over a few months now and the EndgameGear XM2w 4k is a very nice, solid mouse. The weight of this mouse is 62g, it is not the lightest weight mouse on the market but that is not the whole point of this mouse. It has solid build quality and its weight is very well distributed and balanced. This mouse supports a Polling Rate of 1kHz-4kHz. There are full size and smaller size mouse skates you can use which come with the mouse, I think I prefer the full size skates usually. I swapped out the stock mouse skates for Corepad Skatez but they seemed good if you don't care to change them. This is a nice mouse for a claw style grip or similar because the way the hump is toward the back of the mouse rather than in the middle. I went from using other similar shapes such as the Pulsar X2V2 Mini, and Sora V2 but now I have been using this one. There is only one size available of this mouse currently. One thing I enjoy about this shape a lot is on the sides of the mouse in the middle, where your thumb sits and on the other side, it curves in a lot allowing for a nice grip. The software is a standalone Windows PC program, where you can configure the mouse and see its battery percentage. This mouse has features such as Angle Snapping, Ripple Control, Motion Sync, Slamclick Filter, and Motion Jitter Filter. Along with different click modes, Off, GX Safe Mode, and GX Speed Mode. There is a Debounce Filter for Left, Right, Middle, Forward, and Back buttons. Also Button Mapping, and Power Saving Mode and Deep Sleep Mode which you can set the delay until they turn on in minutes. I have been using this mouse with all of these features off and my clicks set to GX Speed Mode, if you have double clicks you can try changing it to GX Safe Mode, or Off. The mouse feels fine with these settings when using it and I don't really have any complaints. The Mouse1 and Mouse2 buttons don't wiggle very much or have much more pre/post travel compared to most mice I have used and they feel good. The side buttons also use full size mouse switches so they feel and sound high quality and also don't have much wiggle or pre/post-travel. The scroll wheel feels fine, though to be honest on my copy the scroll wheel doesn't work like new anymore but still works for the most part. I thought that maybe the scroll wheel was positioned a tiny bit too far forward before I used the mouse, but after using the it the scroll wheel seems fine where it is and it's easy for me to use. The mouse's battery charges pretty quick I feel like I have noticed, and it seems to last a reasonable amount of time. The charging cable is well made and it just feels like a wired mouse that has a nice cable when plugged in. I have been using this mouse mainly with the Artisan Type-99 mousepad and it has been a nice combo for a "control" setup which doesn't feel too "slow/muddy". It's priced similarly to other high-end mice, and if that's what you are looking for, I would recommend this mouse.

The Endgame Gear XM2 8K is an amazing gaming mouse. It feels extremely smooth in every movement, and the 8K polling rate makes it incredibly responsive, perfect for fast-paced gaming. The Kailh GX switches are clicky yet durable, and the PixArt PAW3 sensor tracks flawlessly. This mouse works great for both left and right handed users, which is rare for high-end gaming mice. The wire is incredibly high quality, flexible, and doesn’t get in the way while gaming. The software is very basic, but honestly, you don’t need much, the mouse works perfectly right out of the box. The unboxing experience is top tier, with everything packaged neatly and securely, making it feel premium from the moment you open it. Overall, it’s comfortable, precise, and excellent value for anyone looking for a top tier gaming mouse. Highly recommended!

Evaluating a mouse is an intensely personal endeavor, and subject to significant qualitative preferences. In the short time I've used it I have no desire to go back to 'old faithful', this mouse is good enough that I'm excited to use it. The Kailh switches have results in firm button presses, and great responsiveness. Outside of gaming, the scrolling is sweet and smooth, and surfing through websites getting to click is a joy Pros: -Exterior is a premium plastic and feels wonderful to my touch -Lightweight for great responsiveness -Wired so there isn't any worry about battery life Cons: -Price isn't free -Some people hate white peripherals I have a dream that companies will continue to make mice that are still wired, I do not want to go gently into the wireless night. I've not included the maker of the previous mouse because it did serve me so faithfully, for quite a long while.

A genuine specimen of technology that somehow works and amazes you for maybe a week to a month before the QA issues arise. So you might have a good mouse in your hands for a short period of time but as an active member in the mouse review community I can say that if you order this mouse you will be returning it within a month or so. I say this because they all have either, battery issues, cable issues, and/or sensor issues. It would be ok if there support wasn't so GIGAGARBAGE. My brother ordered a mouse from them last year and it took them a functional year to give him a refund for a mouse they never even shipped. I ordered this mouse because everyone says that EGG is alright if you dont get the QA issues. Just dont order it save yourself time.

I’m coming from a Logitech G303 shroud edition since it released. That mouse is thee most comfortable mouse I have ever held and still works. The XM2w 4k is a solid side/upgrade/replacement for me because I really enjoy how it feels in my hand. My hands are Large and this mouse doesn’t feel as comfortable as my logi but good enough for when my logi does ever break or die I’m more than okay to move on with the XM2w. I will say I do believe the XM2w performs better than my G303. My tracking and snapping to people’s heads feels better in games like The Finals and Apex Legends. The mouse is also nice and light. The clicks feel crunchy in a satisfying way but do sound louder than my G303 but this doesn’t bother me. I almost went with the V2 of the XM2w but the first gen was on sale and I don’t regret it. Scroll feels tactile and good to me. It’s a great mouse all around and if you hold a mouse in a relaxed claw form I say you should try this one out. If you live on a ranch with a whole lotta dirt than probably go for the V2 instead which is why I went with the first gen.

A good mouse, it’s light and super responsive. Haven’t had any lag on 4k. It has a decent battery life, but I still need to charge it about once a week depending on how much I’m on the computer. A longer battery life and higher dpi settings would be great. I use the highest dpi and like it, but if you wanted any faster you would be stuck. I use a palm grip and the size and shape feels good. For me it’s a nice upgrade from previous mice, so I’m planning to stick with this brand moving forward. I can’t comment on their software, I haven’t downloaded it since my computer recognized the mouse as is and it’s worked so far without it. My only warning is that the Amazon seller ships it requiring signature. I missed the mailman and had trouble trying to pick it up from my post office. The whole process was a headache, but the mouse was worth the annoyance once I finally got it.

Coming from the op1 shape, found this one a bit bigger than I'm used to. Ended up not being for me, but it's a great shape if you like medium sized mice, claw grip. Medium to light weight. Great software.

This was honestly one of the best gaming mice that I have used in the past couple of years. The shape was incredibly comfy and I probably had some of my best aim with it. Some people might think that the wire was an issue but it was basically nonexistent, even without a mouse bungee. The glides were just as good as any other mouse and the side buttons were also very good. My issue however, was with the scroll wheel and the main mouse buttons. The scroll wheel was way to easy to click in and as someone who plays games where you often need to use the scroll wheel, it was pretty annoying to see the action that was binded to the scroll wheel click happen, just because I was trying to scroll the wheel only. The scroll wheel was also pretty rough from the start but after some playtime, it got easier to use. The issues mentioned before were still prevalent. The other issue which basically made this mouse unusable, was the fact that even from day 1 of receiving the mouse, it already had the issues of double-clicking, which made it VERY difficult to use in games that required a bunch of clicking, as the double clicking would just completely ruin the rhythm of what I was doing. It would even happen during normal use of desktop viewing and such. This very well could have been my main mouse, if those two issues didn't exist, but I guess it is what it is.