Endgame Gear XM1r Gaming Mouse, Programmable Mouse with 5 Buttons and 19,000 DPI, XM1r - Dark Reflex

Good shape, good sensor, good side buttons, good grip for me(finger/claw hybrid), not heavy and fairly light, and it has excellent mouse skates that come with it, smooth on a mousepad, and the paracord cable is extremely light and barely feel anything when u mouse the mouse around, very premium feel overall.If you want a mouse for anything, especially FPS games this is truly an endgame.I have zero complaints other than the firmware you will need to download from their discord server( not their website for some reason ) which will fix any issues like scroll wheel skipping or mouse sensor skipping.

So I've gone through a few gaming mice. My previous goto was the Model D which I loved. Lightweight, easy customisation, macro's and lots of unicorn vomit (RGB) I thought about a new mouse as my Model D was having issues with latency. I bought the Logitech G502, but that was way too big for my grip. This just fits perfectly with my overall needs. Lightweight, extremely responsive clicks 1ms and just a delight to game on.Watch the review on Youtube, there's plenty. Decide on what grip you have and that would eventually make your choice on mouse. Muscle memory is essential and you don't want to try and game on a mouse your hands aren't used to and hope your muscle memory will adapt.It looks like a standard £10 mouse, but when you pick it up and inspect the quality, play with it a few times, you'll realise why its priced as an average mouse. Value for money? Most definitely.Only cons, can't utilise software for the Xmr1, but comes with 1000mhz polling rate out of the box. You'll have to adjust the CPI/DPI on the bottom of the mouse, but those are just slight niggles that shouldn't take away from the overall gaming experience.

Top of the line mouse, I highly recommend this one if you are coming from a Steelseries/Zowie shape, or if your grip style is fingertip/claw. I use fingertip and my previous mouse was a Steelseries Rival 100. Took me one day to adjust, it fits perfectly. Especially for claw grip users, the mouse shape is phenomenal which will result in better control and comfort. Combine this with a fast mouse pad and you're set. As for the mouse itself: sensor is flawless, cord is soft and doesn't provide any resistance, surface material is fine (the white version looks better and doesn't "stain", compared to the black one) and the software is basic but enough to do what it's supposed to (DPI, lift distance adjust and firmware updates). Weight is 70grams which is not too light and not too "heavy" as far as mice go, in my opinion it's well-balanced and for me it feels right control-wise. Click sound/feel is irrelevant to me and a subjective issue. Input/click latency is not noticeable/zero. Finally, as for the price, it's a bit on the higher-end, considering its competition but for these features it's worth it. Before buying this, consider your grip style and its shape as well as its dimensions.An ending note: will it make you better? Yes and no. If you used a 5€ mouse before, then it will, but not that much. If you used anything from the last 5 years or so, you will not see any major improvement. In any case, this mouse will not be a limiting factor.

Endgame xm1r is a brilliant upgrade from the endgame xm1 the xm1r feels lighter and looks nicer, everything with this mouse is good but I would say if your playing a fast game and use ur mouse buttons a lot then I would watch out for the top mouse button as when you use them both they don’t activate all the time I have had this for about 5 months and is doing the job looking to upgrade in the future to a log g pro wireless but defo keeping this mouse

I'm fairly new to keyboard and mouse gaming, I've played controller for the longest time so I don't quite understand all the nuances but i'll start by saying that I really like this mouse. The shape is excellent and fits my grip perfectly.I've been using the viper mini up until now (after moving from the deathadder elite) which I also really like but it felt a touch too small in my hands, I looked at the dimensions of the xm1 and thought it would suit my grip really well (turns out, I was right, I'm in-between fingertip and claw.)The build quality feels fairly decent and the clicks feel good (quite audible) and it glides well, the cable is braided and light. It did have a few kinks out of the box but my bungee sorted that.In game the mouse feels sharp, the sensor is excellent and there is no lag at all.The software is really simple and you don't even have to keep it on your PC if you don't want.The only downside is the coating which feels really good but marks easily with grease and sweat. I just give it a rub down with a microfibre after playing.Overall I'd definitely recommend this mouse.

Kinda knew what I was going to be buying when I purchased this, due to its similarity in shape to mice I've previously owned. Anyway, it's a solid and reasonably safe ambi shape. Nice build quality...and of course light.Lovely crisp M1&2 clicks with little travel either side. Side buttons feel fine, really like their position in particular.Great stock mouse feet and cable (even though I'd already ordered a paracord prior to the mouse arriving.)One and only gripe has no bearing on performance, but it's one of those coatings that loves fingerprints on early evidence. Image attached, hopefully it's clear.

I liked the ergonomics, button layout and weight of the XM1.After 14 months I started to have double clicking issues (mouse clicks twice with one input)- updating firmware etc. did not help solve this issue so unfortunately I have to rate this mouse a 1 out of 5.