XM1 RGB Gaming Mouse by ENDGAME GEAR - High-Precision PMW3389 Sensor, Vibrant RGB Mouse Lighting, Adjustable 50 to 16,000 CPI, Programmable Side Buttons, Durable 60M Click Switches, Lightweight 2.75 oz Design - Dark Reflex Review

What I like best about the XM1 is the (1) coverage and (2) M1 and M2 clicks: they're excellent and almost as crisp as the Logitech GPW (I've tried the best one before). The shape is great for the fingertip palm for me; However, the hump might be too low and too wide for some people, but that doesn't bother me. I alternate this and GPW for R6 Siege. A wireless version would be a real endgame.

If you use a claw grip for your mouse, this mouse can be your ultimate game. My hands are 18.5 x 10.5 cm and I can use this mouse comfortably. Other mice I can compare to are the Razer Viper Ultimate (I found this mouse too flat and not protruding enough), G-Pro Wireless (good mouse but wanted more of a mouse with a rear hump), Roccat Burst Pro ( this was the closest and I can say that Burst Pro prefers more grip styles and is a bit wider if you have wide hands). I can tell those with really…

The scroll wheel had problems right out of the box and it took about a week to become completely unusable. Randomly scrolls up 2-3 pages which is very annoying when browsing the web. I also occasionally get small movements in the opposite direction, making it unusable in most games. I'll probably just try soldering a new encoder to it instead of spending weeks returning it. The mouse is fine except for the scroll wheel issues. My hands are larger and I've always used my palm and had to adjust…

I was just looking for a mouse to add to my range and heard from some reviewers that this might be the best mouse for the Money is. This mouse seems to sell out every few months so I just took a chance when it became available. The advantage of this mouse is that it is a fast mouse and it has better switches but they are fast which can lead to double clicks. Even the scroll wheel doesn't require a lot of pressure to click. Now that sounds like I have more complaints than positives, but I guess…

The XM1 is an amazing mouse, I've had the V2 (the one with the black Endgame Gear logo in the photo I posted) for a little over 6 months and she's still going strong. When Endgame decided to release a revision in XM1r, I had to revert it (an excuse for me to have a second XM1). All changes listed in the product description make the top of the XM1 as a wired mouse. I think the move to the more energy efficient 3370 sensor is a sign that Endgame has plans for a wireless model on the horizon…