XM2we

This is the perfect mouse at $40. I got my G Pro Superlight for $80 and I’d still pick this. The shape is better, and while I first thought the texture was worse, it’s actually better. Only issue is the black color shows finger grease badly, but it’s also the cheaper option. At 63g it hits a sweet spot. Anything lighter usually sacrifices quality unless you spend more. The clicks are extremely tactile and satisfying. It’s the best mouse I’ve used. Build quality does not match the Superlight, and Logitech likely has better battery life, but that’s $40 vs $150. Glide is just as good, weight is similar, grip is better. It truly earns the name “endgame,” and I plan to use it for years.

This thing is so light, it moves beneath my hand so effortlessly akin to using a quill in Harry Potter. I feel like my hand is the mouse, is my mouse hand or mouse? This thing may not bleed precious rainbow beams into your eyes, it isn't shiny or go overboard on macro buttons. There is no frill to be found in the XM2we, if this mouse were a weapon it would probably be a glock, one simply doesn't get a Desert Eagle or a antique pistol for a daily carry. In a world of flashy mice the XM2we's appearance should not leave you deceived its like comparing an enterprise server to a desktop pc, it may not look fancy but its the business and you know the server handles a workload of several thousand users while looking like az$ while the custom loop on that desktop makes it look sick af it also leaks and bluescreens in minecraft. I could see XM2we in eSports becoming standard issue, I got my unit open box for sub $100 with low expectations. Unboxed it and tweaked the dpi settings manually to my usual w/o using any of that AI software crap I installed with the mouse I left everything else at default. Suddenly the universe shifted and I found myself making plays I normally could not pull off. Double Kill, Triple Kill, Quadra, Pentakill! I finally found the light at the end of the gloomy tunnel where I had thought I would surely waste away before I could make it to Silver station, now I knew I could put this train on high gear, Diamond I am on my way. Well or so I thought, I queued up a ranked match and got my s&$^# handed to me and realized a mouse aint gonna fix hardstuck and braindead even if I can be a little more accurate and pull off some wicked plays Im still a degenerate who plays off meta ADCs. Well anyways this is an amazing mouse, the clicks are very punctual and always on time, everything just feels right down to the grip. I watched reviews on this mouse and I didnt think it could be any more than hype. After this mouse I mentioned the only thing I felt wrong with it was that I wish it could light up and also have bluetooth or wireless charging pad support. My girlfriend ended up finding me another unit. TBH the XM2we was originally supposed to be hers I showed her a few mouse review videos on youtube and she chose it. She bought a laptop and a mouse to get into gaming but when the laptop arrival delayed I was "testing it out" long story short I jacked her mouse for like a month and she found me another mouse that checked a few more of my boxes after hearing my reflections on the XM2we. Now Im rocking the Asus ROG Harpe. I really like my Harpe, the clicks however arent as satisfying even if the inputs seem to respond the same way and while I think both are equally as incredible, the XM2we honestly just feels right. I wish they could keep this same design and somehow fit a a few more features on my list into it and Id probs drop 200 on that mouse lol

I've had this mouse and used it intensively for a little over a year. My only complaint is that the mouse wheel has started to go out after a year, even with routine maintenance. I like the the mouse's weight and overall feel in my hands and the battery life is decent enough. I do agree with some of the lower reviews as it pertains to the mouse wheel issues as I was hoping to get more life out of this mouse for the price point. At the time of this review my mouse has no double click issues, but has developed some significant mouse wheel issues, which has brought this review down to 4/5 stars. Obviously, everyone experience will vary, but in my opinion if you aren't using the most intensively than the mouse will pry last more than a year in a half without issues.

This mouse (the shape, the clicks, the coating) is all about precision, efficiency, and control. In that way it is not a universally friendly mouse. You will have to adapt to it. Whether this is good or bad is completely up to you. A very interesting mouse. I am comparing it to my Superlight which I really didn't have any reason to try to replace other than wanting to try something new. Mousepads for reference: Skypad 3.0 XL, Artisan Zero Mid, Artisan Zero Xsoft, Artisan Hein Mid, Artisan Hayate Otsu, GSR, QCK+. Very different shape than a lot of mice. It is a very convex shape, a V if you will, with the bottom of the mouse thinner than where the click button lines with the mouse. I didn't like it at first, because the Superlight is a very full, round shape that really fills out whatever grip you are using. The XM2WE is a very sharp angular body, with your fingers resting on peaks/edges rather than flat surfaces, relatively speaking. Now if done correctly according to your grip preferences, this is a godsend, because it gives you pressure points where you can direct all of your movement very precisely. Unfortunately this will most likely cause you to alter your grip in order to operate this mouse effectively. If you choose to do that, I do believe this mouse can stick with you for well over a year. A lot of comments about the heavy clicks, for me they work really well with the grip mentioned just previously. They are very satisfying clicks, not just inconveniently heavy. Scroll click is very soft in comparison which I have to get used to, but if you think about it, it completely makes sense because of how awkward it is to push the wheel compared to pushing the flat buttons. All in all, a really good mouse. Definitely belongs in the S tier category, but you really do have to make sure you fit your hand to the mouse, and not the other way around. It's worth it if you do, unlike other mice.

軽い、これに尽きる。 FPSやるには十分。

シェルがとても頑丈で強く握りしめてもたわむことがありません。 また、形状やクリック感もとてもいいです。 残念なのはポーリングレートの最大値が1000hzの事くらいです。

Leggero e incredibilmente solido. Si, non ha l'ultimo modello di sensore e supporta "solo" 1khz di pooling rate, ma un sensore migliore aumenterebbe solamente il prezzo e la dpi massima raggiungibile senza aggiungere valore, e 1khz di pooling rate è più che sufficiente per il 95% delle persone. Non credete a quelli che dicono che 8khz vale la pena, avrete sempre un K/D di 0.27. Altamente consigliato se volete qualcosa di affidabile e di qualità e non vi frega di avere una massima DPI insensatamente elevata.

Fantastic mouse, I like the shape a lot more than any Logitech or razer mouse I've tried. The battery doesn't last as long as those brands but it still has weeks of battery life from a single charge. The left and right mouse buttons took some getting used to, they need a lot more force to actuate than I'm used to. After using it for a while it's a non issue and the shape is definitely worth the trade off in my opinion. The software is barebones which is a huge plus for me, it does everything you need without any frills or bloat.

Build Quality: Great, it's robust. Software: Programmable, comparable to Logitech Hub's customizability if you're familiar with that. Battery Life: Pretty Short, I'm not sure how many hours exactly but I can probably use it like 3-4 days before I have to recharge it. Recharging it is fast, and can be done through the USB-C port at the front of the mouse. It can be used while it charges. Scroll Wheel: Smooth, but sensitive. I like to use scroll-down as a key bind to jump in many FPS games. My index finger sometimes slightly taps the scroll wheel and causes the scroll-down to activate, it's slightly too sensitive for my taste but otherwise it works fine. Overall a solid mouse.