I was going to get the deal on the xm2w but I've gone for the v2 now due to this thread. I do have a razer deathadder v2 but the skates crumbled and I bought replacements but they didn't last long. I bought a deathadder v3 but the mouse loses connection. Its hard to get a video of it ( which is what razer support demand before they will help ).
-
Notice regarding image hosts and attachments. See here.
Another "which mouse" thread
- Thread starter Boxfreshchris
- Start date
I've been looking for a white mouse. Originally was going to stay wired but I keep coming back to the Endgame Gear XM2w 4k v2. (The updated one with the Custom PixArt PAW3950 U+1F95A sensor)
I just worry about my grip style. I'm usually palm, but I sometimes go to a claw like style where my fingers can arch up. But my palm usually stays on the back of the mouse. I usually go for an ergonomic style and I worry that the Endgame mouse won't work for me. It says "This sculpted shape is ideal for medium to large hands and well suited for the claw grip."
Endgame Gear XM2w 4k v2 USB Optical Gaming Mouse - White
Updated XM2 wireless mouse, 4000Hz polling rate, Custom PixArt PAW3950 U+1F95A, High-speed Nordic MCUs, Kailh GX Switches, Hybrid skate designwww.overclockers.co.uk
I've got an endgame gear XM2 8k.. its good but its too small IMO, like laptop or child sized... its claw grip only unless you have tiny hands....It was giving me wrist ache so for shooters I have to use it with a Deltahub Carpio G2.0 wrist glider which helps a lot but its a faff.
I keep it plugged in but I find myself reaching for my Logitech MX Master 3s 98% of the time
Last edited:
I found the XM2w 4k v2 to be indistinguishable from my previous mouse a Razer deathadder v2 & v3, in terms of size and weight. First thing I did was update the firmware. Is the dongle able to be firmware upgraded too?
It looks like the 4k is more expensive than the 8k!
It looks like the 4k is more expensive than the 8k!
That's because the 4K is wireless and the 8k isn't. I also have the 4k, had it about a year now and it's a great mouse.