ENDGAME GEAR 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 prefer the full size skates usually. I swapped out the stock mouse skates but they seemed good if you don't care to change them out.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 also 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, probably about the same or less than other high quality options 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. I thought that maybe the scroll wheel was positioned 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 made well and just feels like a wired mouse that is made with a nice flexible 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. It's priced similarly to other high-end mice, and if that's what you are looking for, I would recommend this mouse.

Goated shape. Goated coating.

So far so good. I immediately noticed the difference in latency coming from a gm41 wireless. Hope this will be my forever mouse.

When I first received the mouse it was amazing, but within 2 months it's already having a bunch of issues including massive scroll wheel issues. Whenever I use the scroll wheel it now fights back going in the opposite direction from my scrolling. When the mouse is connected wirelessly it's disconnecting on and off for a few moments at random intervals. The cable it came with is also not the greatest and is having issues with the mouse's USB C port including the dongle. Everything is updated to the latest Software, Mouse, and Dongle Firmware version. The battery is not that great compared to competitors like Logitech and Razer, the XM2w 4k doesn't last that long. Maybe I got a bad egg, but hopefully, I can get a new one or EEG fixes these issues.

Ive tried countless gaming mice and they all fell short. The one i loved most was the logitech g superlight 2 but the side buttons were too mushy.Let me tell you when i say this, this mouse is comfortable. Its responsive, its light, it glides great, it just feels like an absolute dream to use.I dont think i can go back to any non endgame gear mice even if i tried. This mouse has my business if i ever need another mouse. In fact i just want to buy a wired mouse from them to use for work, just so i can give them more business.And if you have sensitive hands this mouse has you covered, the scroll wheel of razer mice hurts my fibgers and the feeling of holding something like the rog kersis ii just makes me feel disgusting. This mouse makes me want to hold it even when my computer isnt on.If that doesnt convince you i dont know what will.

After doing research online I decided to buy this mouse for my 17 year old son for Xmas. It had fantastic reviews from tech testers. He previously had the model o mouse, but the wheel stopped working. He likes this mouse even better and told me he’s doing things quicker with it (whatever that means). He’s happyUpdate: 2/2025- Unfortunately after only owning the mouse for a short time my son started having issues with it. We purchased the wired version. He would have issues with it lagging and the buttons not clicking correctly during gameplay. He stopped using it after 3 weeks. I purchased after reading good reviews about it, but it’s a piece of crap.

Before picking this up I mained a Lamzu Atlantis. I still swap between that and the end gear depending on whether I am traveling or not. But when at home I solely use the End game... It is that good! I love the aesthetics, the feel, and everything else this mouse offers, it just can't be beaten. In terms of functionality, it does everything I need it to as a work and gaming mouse. The only macros I require are the back and forward buttons on the left side of the mouse. Very responsive and the feedback is also great.