Tech moves at an astonishing pace, and consumers almost always find things they’d like to see changed with their favorite products as new technologies and parts emerge. Endgame Gear is a company that listens to its consumers. They released the RGB version, for example. I did not recommend that one unless you reallywanted the RGB but it’s evident that there were a lot of people out there who wanted it. The RGB version had some improvements over the regular version that I did want to see carried over to the normal XM1 though, and that’s where we are now. As far as the software goes: this wasn’t available when I was doing my testing so I can’t get into it too much. Endgame Gear did tell me that it’s going to have all the bells and whistles such as LoDadjustment, the ability to create macros, and so on, and on top of that you’ll be able to separately tweak the X and Y sens, enable angle snapping, and what not. I will update this section once I’ve gotten to test the new software program. Endgame Gear XM1r Review – Conclusion

On the bottom you originally find four small feet, but there is room (and cutouts) for two larger ones as well. I almost immediately went with those, as I personally prefer the glide feeling of larger feet, but it’s nice to see that neither set was treated as an afterthought. As you can see in the picture of the feet there are cutouts for both types, meaning that you don’t have to awkwardly slap one set onto the bottom plate somewhere for it to work out. This Software may be subject to import and export control regulations of different countries. The User will comply with the applicable import and export control regulations of the Federal Republic of Germany, the European Union and the United States of America as well as all other relevant regulations. MPC and MPX are both speed oriented pads with surfaces made from Cordura fiber. MPC features a natural rubber base and the MPX comes with a silicone base. Cordura is a very durable material with water and dirt repellent properties.

If the User is a merchant or a legal entity under German public law, or if the User does not have a general place of jurisdiction in Germany or Europe, then the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from this Agreement and the contractual relationship with PGW is Berlin. All in all this is exactly what I expected: the people at Endgame Gear really know what they’re doing and haven’t managed to mess up an ‘upgrade’ before so this all feels great. It is a bit of a shame that I don’t get to test the new side buttons though. Recommended Grip Types This Agreement and all disputes arising from or in connection with this Agreement are governed by the law of the Federal Republic of Germany. The provisions of the UN Sales Convention and the conflict-of-law rules are excluded. As I mentioned earlier, the XM1 series has kind of made a name for itself as the ideal claw gripmouse. I agree. The shape seems to be tailormade for people who operate with a claw grip (or use a hybrid that’s predominantly claw) but if you have larger hands you can definitely use this as a fingertip mouse, and it is also great as a palm mouse for people with smaller hands. Thanks to its safe shape (as long as you don’t mind the wide tail end) this will suit a big variety of grip types, in other words. Does that mean that no one should ever bother going for a different sensor? No, of course not. It always pays off to go for the best components available if you’re planning on making the best product available, so don’t mistake this section as me saying ‘they shouldn’t have bothered.’

In accordance with the statutory provisions, PGW is solely liable for compensation of injuries to life, limb or health, for damages according to applicable product liability regulations and for damages caused by wilful intent or gross negligence on the part of PGW, whereby PGW shall not be liable for lost profits, indirect damages, consequential damages and claims third-party-claims. Technical Specs Sensor, lift of distance and rest of the specifications for the Endgame Gear XM1r mouse. Sensor Type

This End User License Agreement (hereinafter “Agreement”) is an agreement between you (hereinafter “User”) and the Pro Gamersware GmbH (hereinafter „PGW“), a German limited liability company with its main offices located at Gaußstraße 1, 10589 Berlin, Germany. Unless explicitly otherwise agreed, these terms and conditions apply exclusively. Aside from that I’d love to see Endgame Gear come up with a new design. They’ve shown that they can make one of the very best wired gaming mice on the planet and they did so with an original shell design, so it’d be interesting to see what they can do with other shapes. You said you prefer the VAXEE ZYGEN NP-01 over the g pro wireless, even though you like it being wireless. The User must protect any copies of the Software from being accessed by unauthorized third parties. I said it in my review of the XM1 RGB: ‘ if it were up to me I’d bring over these upgrades [that were made to the RGB] to the regular edition as well and leave the XM1 line at that for now‘ and they sure listened to that first part. I of course don’t know what the future holds, but I do truly hope that the people at Endgame Gear try to explore some other ideas now that they’ve pretty much perfected their XM1. The sensor that they’ve gone for draws less power than the 3389, so I hope we’ll see a wireless version of the XM1 soon, for example. Or perhaps a mini version, which is something that a lot of people have been clamoring for as well.