Endgame Gear XM1r Review - Still the Best Wired Mouse
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The XM1r has been in my main rotation for months now as a solid, old reliable pick. It still holds up just as well today and remains an essential mouse for all claw grip players. I can't wait for whatever shape Endgame Gear makes next.
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Build Quality
1:13 - Clicks
3:09 - Cable
4:38 - Coating
5:48 - Scroll
6:51 - Side Buttons
7:38 - Feet
8:30 - Stock Experience
9:03 - Firmware
9:37 - Shape Breakdown
14:50 - Comparisons
18:36 - Outro
Incredibly good review! You should really come back to make reviews as this is really one of the best ones I've ever seen!
You have the best most in-depth reviews nobody does reviews as good as you, and I’ve seen almost every review before purchasing these mice
Hasn't left my desk since I got it, best feeling clicks I think I've ever used too. Great video man!!
what about now
fantastic microphone upgrade!!!!
First time i enojy a new mice after using a SS Kana v² for 10 years ( yes i tried a lot of different mice in the meanwhile). It has such a nice grip and the clicks are feeling super crisp. if youre looking for an ambidextrous shape this mouse is definitely what youre looking for!!
I love how insanely accurate you desribe the shape! very refreshing to hear. I love the XM1r too, but i feel exactly the way you do, and i hope the xm1r mini is getting released asap! I feel like the xtrfy m42 is very close to an xm1r mini, and i wonder if you consider reviewing it?
XM1r mini can't come soon enough. Seems like Endgame Gear is stuck in production hell. They have a hard time filling orders of their existing mice so I'd imagine a new shape is even more challenging. I haven't tried the m42 yet but I really want to. The shape seems right up my alley and I'd love to see how it compares to some of my other favorite mice. I'm just waiting for them to release a refresh and bring the improved cable and main switches to the m42 as they have on the m4.
@@KraftyCraftKraf they are releasing XM1r wireless and a smaller mouse with a different shape next. So XM1 mini isn't coming too soon.
True, they were weird about specifying what the shape was going to be and only ever said it was smaller. I'm no less excited, though, because what I want is a mouse with Endgame Gear quality that doens't feel so restrictive, what ever form that may be, not necessarily an altered xm1 shape. I'm just excited regardless because putting out such a good shape on their first try shows they have a lot of promise.
I love mice with easy to click scroll wheels because I use it constantly in the software I work with. So this mouse looks to be a good choice for my needs.
I have an XM1R and the way you described the shape is spot on. The hump definitely restricts your overall mobility of the mouse.
@@bertones9if you are a claw grip user then no, but any other grip might be harder.
@@honeybunmaster1then perfect it should be good for claw grip then right?
@@Cooldude16589 yes
Good job keep it up
amazing review! unfortunate on my XM1R the scrollwheel developed a very loud noise when scrolling up after just 1-2 weeks and also the force i need to activate the mousewheel click is extremely high for some reason, if i press it light enough to hear the click it doesnt actually activate the button it really needs to be pressed very hard compared to all other mice... other than that the mouse is perfect imo
Damn, that sucks. I've never heard about this specific issue on the XM1r. It seems that scrolls are what usually get ruined the most by qc issues.
I hope that you contacted their support they tend to be super helpfull
This mouse is so good. I use corepads on mine and it’s damn near perfect.
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Do I notice post travel on the side buttons?
Hi, could you recommend any alternative mice that are slightly more hand filling for an Orochi v2 user? I find that mouse to be a bit on the smaller side and I get some hand discomfort during long League games because of my hand being in a slightly weird shape from gripping a smaller mouse. Thanks.
would you recommend this over the xtrfy mz1??? i have medium hands and use a hybrid fingertip/claw grip
I've really been enjoying your videos, I love your analysis of the shapes and grips especially. I personally use a fingertip grip with some occasional palm support. I was wondering if you've got any suggestions for a mouse for me? I was considering the fk2 but you kind of confirmed my fear that it might be too long for my hands which are about 17x9.
The Orochi v2 could be a good option for you. It's very short so you should still be able to get a good range of motion with a 17cm hand. It's also pretty high profile so you should be able to find some extra support in your palm if you want it. Viper mini is also always really good for the price if you haven't tried it yet.
@@KraftyCraftKraf Thank you! Will check that out :)
Spot on about how surprisingly precise you can get with the XM1R. I’d rate the XM1R in terms of shape the following: Stability/flicks (determined by bigger length and width and rear hump size): S Precision/micro-flicks (determined by how narrow and how flat the front of the mouse is) : B Range of motion/tracking (determined by smaller length and lack of hump presence) : C Precision and freedom of movement are both influenced by length and narrowness but precision is more determined by narrowness and flatness and freedom of movement is more determined by length in my opinion. I was having bad aim yesterday with my UL2 and switched to my XM1R and literally had a moment where I flicked and the mouse stopped on the opponents’ head whereas my UL2 would have kept going. That’s the superior stability of the XM1R working. Since Valorant requires stability with cross hair placement and precision with micro adjustments this mouse is one of my top picks for tac shooters.
Man I'm so sad I got the xm1r dark reflex (the glossy version) and the mouse is impossible to grip with this coating.
what mouse do you recommend for my hand 18cmx11cm or 7in x 4,3 in I am a fingertip , hybrid claw one, not too heavy in 1 side and a mix between two(Prob because I use viper mini which doesn't fit to any style) and I play most game but mainly competitive game like CSgo, valorant etc I have viper mini but it's too small for me, also I am pretty picky like you/ Premium +quality is important to me Viper mini was cheap, but there are many problems with it The wired is stiff and bad, the scroll is low quality (I had 1 returned due to scrolling issue) as it hard to click and scrolling isn't that great
Tried two different top tier mice after the XM1 and i still just come back to it. Feels like home. Claw gripping with 19.5 x 10.5cm hands and been rocking it on a Hien and GSR-SE for a while.
I have the same size hands, would I be able to pull of a relaxed claw grip on the xm1r?
Good information
So I've been trying the NP01S and S2C the past three weeks to compare against my XM1R and concluded that XM1R is truly a GOAT. The S2C was the most comfortable mouse I tried but since it the sides are flat and mouse is higher my hand is more relaxed making it harder for me to be quick and precise and my aim worsened. The NP01S on the other hand I noticed that I would frequently miss my first shot but usually never miss the second adjustment due to ease of micro adjustment. The problem is that in comparison to my XM1R, I am far more accurate on my first shot with the XM1R giving me little need to micro adjust. This is because with the XM1R the increased palm contact, lower height and width of the mouse allows my wrist to do very tight quick stops whereas on the NP01S micro adjustments are more slow and gradual like I am slowly tracing an outline, so in this sense I actually found XM1R for me the more precise mouse than the NP01S. XM1R I can stop my aim on a dime with micro flicks, whereas the NP01S it is harder to stop due to the narrowness and lower hump thus making my aim overall worse. Not only that I actually find the XM1R quite comfortable personally although the S2C was the most comfortable for me. At this point I'm just even more amazed by the XM1R and just trying other mice for fun. I got the G303 Shroud on the way and other mice I'd be interested to try would be the ZA13C or a XM1R small but I honestly don't expect any of these mouse to beat my XM1R.
The xm1r is crazy good. The only thing that could ever hold it back is if the shape doesn't work out for your preferences. It's total endgame mouse material. We feel very similar about how claw grip mice feel to use but have different aim styles which is interesting. I highly value the relaxed feel of the s2. I feel that I can be more consistent and reliable in my aim with a calmer grip despite having better raw mouse control and accuracy with the xm1. A slower feel on adjustments with the np-01s is a good way to phrase it. It's so thin and low that it has a lot of room to move in your hand when you are making aggressive wrist and arm motions, so it's hard to stay completely stable and you have to slow down and use your fingers to compensate. I can't wait for the za-13. The shape seems to combine a lot of things I like in a mouse design and I think that I would like it a lot. I picked up the g303 too, but I don't think it'll work out too well for my grip. I just wanted to try out something unique.
@@KraftyCraftKraf I got the wrong package they sent me the xm1r instead of the xm1 rgb what do u think I should do send it back or keep it and ask my lil money back
@@absamuraiff2261 keep it. the xm1r is better than the rgb
I love the XM1/r Shape and it fits my grip super well! I highly believe the 2w will be my new main when it arrives and I’m super exited to see that 3395 sensor
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I wish i could use the xm1, ive tried it twice now and just can't get it to work. Specifically for me, my claw grip is VERY high up. with 20 cm by 10cm hands my ring finger wraps around basically the front of the mouse. Pinky curls in the back. This basically means that I can't use any mice that flare up front like razer viper, xm1 and the like as they push my ring finger out which feels weird. I know most people curl before that flare I just cant. That being said I was thinking of trying the np01. Maining the s2c atm wondering if its a worthy upgrade or just pass for now?
It might be. The front of the np-01 is the same as the s2 so you should be fine with your ring finger placement. The main difference you'll feel is that the np-01's hump is wider and gives you a little more room to place your hand atop it. I don't think that it would be a very large difference with your grip style, though. It's far more noticeable when you pincer claw like I do. Plus it flares out more on the left side and will give your thumb a little more support. I think that you should also consider the outset ax. It gives you a ton of room to place your ring finger on the right side and it being so high profile with a prominent hump allows you to get your hand pretty high up naturally. I'm posting a full review of that mouse friday or saturday night, so you can check out the shape more there.
@@KraftyCraftKraf I actually have tried the outset ax and I aim like a beast with it. My problem with outset is the same as u mentioned with xm1 or more accurately the burst pro for you. It's just so full that that I find micro adjustments especially just the tiny ones annoying because it feels pretty wide. After I saw, as you mentioned, np01 also has a big ass I figured it'd be the same experience as outset but unsure now and kinda just wanna try it lol. I'm actually mainly just waiting for g303 wireless. I loved my g302 I'm really hoping it's good
The np-01 does have a very fat ass. If you have an issue with the outset's hump, then it would probably extend to the np-01 as well. The shape is really cool though, and unique options like it are always fun to use. The g303 looks super interesting. I'm not sure if the shape would work out for me, but I'm always keen to try out something new. My only issue is with the price. It seems kinda expensive for not being a superlight option like the gpx.
I used the white version for nearly half a year and on the white one there are no sweat marks
I got the xm1r and I fell like all my mouse buttons have more delay than my old mouse(Corsair harpoon). Do I need do press the buttons harder?
Yeah, you do. I experienced the same thing until I learned to slam the buttons down a little more when I clicked. You should also still be sure to update your firmware and make sure the debounce time is turned low because your settings might be messed up.
would the 4 stock feet work okay and be safe on the skypad 2.0 xl?
I don't remember how the stock feet felt on the skypad, but they'll probably be okay. The skypad in general can be pretty feet dependent, so no matter what stock feet you use, aftermarket options will blow it out the water.
My xm1r has a scroll wheel problem. Whenever I scroll down, there is around 25% chance that it will scroll up like a HOME button on my keyboard. Also, The L/R click sounds different out of the box (Annoying hollow left click). After a research, I found a fix on the internet (take off mouse feet and loosen the screws). However, the scroll can't be fixed so It's RMAed. It has been almost a month of holding myself back not to buy another mouse while xm1r is in the process of rma.
That’s unlucky. I had that same scroll thing happen to an old g403 of mine and it’s so annoying to go through the process. Also, I’ve seen a couple of people mention scroll issues in my comments, so it seems like a recurring issue.
i am not sure that the xm1r has a coating on it. to me it seems like the surface has been frosted which gives it a microscopic texture/roughness. it doesn't feel sticky but it has more friction than a polished surface. absolutely love this mouse
That’s the dark frost color way. The rubberized coating is on the black and white versions, the dark frost has the slightly rough texture you described, and the dark reflex is glossy.
@@KraftyCraftKraf oh okay thanks for clearing that up
It's cheaply finished plastic. Gloss makes less noise and prevents hollow sound. This rough texture amplified the hollowness, makes it feel even cheaper.
I don't if its just me but my xm1r tracking is so bad on my mousepad (aqua control+) when i move it slowly sometimes it does not register the movements
Pulsar Xlite Superglide or XM1r???
Having a real bad time trying to choose between this one and the NP01S ahah I know both are good but damn, though choice
Hello i want to buy a Mouse in similar price like xm1r but my hand is kinda small. Can you recommend sth for me And do you think i could Try to buy xm1r? Or it wont FIt for me with small hands
As of now, is the software available? Planning to get the mouse, but found out that the software is still not available and will be stuck with the fixed DPI setting by the mouse
Yes you can download the software on their discord.
I need the final answer is better EC-3C or Xm1R for aiming.
It's hard to say which is better for aiming because of how different the two mice are designed and feel to use in-game. Personally, I play much more calmly on the EC3-C due to how comfortable the mouse is and rely on crosshair placement, smoothness, and click timing to aim my best. On the xm1r, I grip very aggressively which I feel helps activate more muscles in my hand and arm to improve my mouse control and precision, but at the cost of less comfort and consistency. Which mouse is better for aim would be a matter of what you personally want a mouse to feel like and what style of aim gets you better in-game results. I think both options are very viable, but for different types of people.
i love my superlight i just wish the front was like more aggressive and near the pad like the xm1r and just a teeny tiny bit more of something at the back to touch the base of my palm slightly more
I think the np-01s could also be a good option for you. It has a similar button height as the xm1r but feels even more aggressive because it's thinner at the grip. The hump is slightly more prominent than on the gpx as well. The np-01s has a pretty unique feel and you may love it or hate it, but I think it could be good for you based on what you're saying.
@@KraftyCraftKraf thanks so much for ur thoughts! Is the np01s or the np01 closer to the size of the GPX? I don't think my hand can be comfy on a much smaller option lol
The np-01 feels similar in size to the gpx, just with a more prominent hump. The np-01s will feel smaller than these two mice and would even end up being slightly smaller than the s2 in hand. An np-01 would feel very comfortable in hand as long as you're okay with having a hump that fills out a lot of your hand and adds a lot of support. Plus it will feel way heavier than the gpx, so you'll have to consider that.
@@KraftyCraftKraf MY NP01S JUST CAME IN AND ITS END GAME FOR ME THANKS SO MUXH FOR UR HELP . Lol sry for all caps I’m just excited :D
Krafty one last question. When you get the chance could you please explain the 3rd button on the mouse on the bottom? It says 2 4 and 8. What should i set this to and what does it do? thanks!
Is the RGB one better or is really heavy? Just wondering
The rgb versions are the exact same just with added which increases the weight. Just get the regular xm1r unless you really like rgb and enjoy heavier mice.
I feel like this mouse would benefit from taller sides or just making them flat. Still love the mouse. Got 3 versions smh.
I disagree. The sides flaring out gives it it's iconic feel. This provides the perfect grip for lifting the mouse. The burst pro has a similar flare as you move up the side of the mouse, just not as aggressive. This mouse shape is perfect imo.
This ^. What makes the XM1 shape work well is how hard it commits to its aggressive design. I feel that it would loose most of its identity if the shape was toned down or made more safe. I don't quite think that its the perfect shape for me personally, I prefer something more balanced, but it's one of those shapes that has a high likely hood that it can click for you and work extremely well for your grip and be your top shape for claw.
Vaxee PA Review when?! s2-c still not released in my country 😭
F. Everyone deserves to experience S2-C. It's so good. PA review in a few weeks. I've been liking my time with it so I'm looking forward to making a video on it, but I got a LGG Saturn sample so I'm reviewing that first then I'll get back to the PA after.
I'm still maining my XM1r. I'd use the G Pro Superlight more if it wasn't for the slippery coating. My only gripe with the XM1r is that wide rear. I have a fingertip/claw hybrid grip and the XM1r subtly makes you hold it in a way where the rear has to touch your palm
This comment is exactly what I needed to know, thank you!
Nice vedio. What is name of your mousepad
Vaxee PA Winter 21
Tbh I just want a XM1R wireless then I won't have to buy another mouse again for the next 2-3 years
Well you don't have to wait long, in all likelihood Q1 of 2022.
@@lepari9986 thought this was xm1r mini?
@@katherine-oh3rt there won't be xm1r mini yet. But yes they will release also a smaller mouse, but it will be different shape. Not confirmed yet if it's slightly different or totally new shape but it won't be shrinked XM1r. So wireless XM1r and a new smaller mouse both coming quite soon.
@@lepari9986 aw man. xm1r way too big for me sadly so I won't be getting the wireless. Maybe will consider small mouse
@@katherine-oh3rt yep, understandable. And the smaller shape might resemble XM1 too, can't know that yet. The company just said that scaling it smaller makes the mouse too short or something. Plus XM1r is so good size for many that it makes sense for the first wireless to be the exact shape.
nah I hate mine within a couple of months the left click double clicks and the side buttons are mushy af and not registering
Have you tried the ZA13 at all?
No not yet, sadly. I was going to pick one up used a while back, but I decided to wait until it got a refresh and sure enough the C series was announced. I'm super interested in the shape so I'll be picking up the ZA13-C on release and making a review. It was supposed to be released this month but it seems we'll have to wait a little longer.
@@KraftyCraftKraf I see… guess we’re both stuck in the ZA13-C waiting room together ;-;
Im someone with a 19.5/10.5cm hands, do you think I can pull of fingergrip with this mouse?
It'll probably be doable but there are much better shapes out there if you want to fingertip. The hump is so wide and the mouse is still fairly long so it is likely that you will end up hitting your palm when you want to make larger motions with your fingers. Even a claw/ftip hybrid would likely feel a little awkward due to the humps bulkiness. The xm1 designed around being a pure claw grip mouse and I think you would be hard pressed to make other grips work out as well. I would recommend the Orochi v2 for fingertip instead. It'll feel much less restrictive and is a far more natural fit for fingertip grip.
@@KraftyCraftKraf Hi sorry to bother you again, what would you say if I had a relaxed claw grip, would it be good for me then? I was wrong about my grip according to many people. They say my grip is claw/relaxed-claw grip, so would the xm1r be good for me according to that?
Yeah it should work fine. As long as you are okay with a wide hump it should work fine for a variety of claw grip styles.
@@KraftyCraftKraf Well that sums it up then. Thanks man you actually helped me out, I've been leaning to buy this mouse for a long time now and check it out but was confused about my grip and about the fact if I should get the mouse or not. Your video described the mouse very well and you just helped me out more right now, normally youtubers don't really reply but you did and literally solved my confusion! I love your channel btw, I've been following it for a long time now :3
Is it worth sacrificing the quality of xm1 for wireless of the g prp wireless
for me, shape is more important than cableness haha
I think that shape is still the most important factor and the gpro potato feels pretty mediocre, especially compared to the XM1r. The GPX is where it starts to become more worth it because I feel that lightweight plus wireless is where it starts to get more attractive. At the 80g weight of the standard gpro, I feel wireless doesn't matter much when you compare it to good stock cables, but at 60g like the gpx it starts to feel really freeing. Shape will still be the most important factor for consistent mouse control, though, imo.
@@KraftyCraftKraf hmm im not sure what to do. i could either go ergo for full comfort or go wireless for aesthetics
I mean you could go both with the xlite wireless. I haven't tired it myself yet but it seems to be getting a really positive reception.
@@KraftyCraftKraf in the uk the pulsar xlite wireless is like 110 dollars to 120
While it is an amazing mouse, after few weeks of intensive use (csgo), the relatively low hump and lack of palm support in the middle of the hand caused me some really bad cramps/pain that area. All went away after going back to the zowie s1. I wish they would made a version with slightly better mid palm support...that would truly be an end game for me.
Sounds about right. Any mouse that forces a relatively aggressive grip without supporting your entire hand can easily lead to discomfort. I didn't have this issue with the xm1 because I'm pretty sure my hands are smaller than yours, but the same thing happens to me with the np-01s. Feels great for control but gets uncomfortable and distracting, although not quite painful like you described.
@@KraftyCraftKraf yep...its kind of hard to find a shape which will accommodate your hand really well to prevent those annoying aches and pains after long sessions, while still being light, have good clicks, feet etc, and being small enough to allow for good control...waiting on za12/13 c series, dying to try it our.
Same about the za13-c. The shape looks super intriguing. It seems like it could mix a lot of what I like about other mouse shapes into one high quality package.
I’m between buying a Logitech g pro wireless or this one but I want to know which one has better response?
Both mice have the same click and sensor performance. Any good wireless gaming mouse will perform just as well as a wired one.
@@KraftyCraftKraf it means they have the same responsive time right?
@@stefanohaderspock1604 yea
I had double clicks after 7 months and for me the mouse was a bit too flat. I like the Roccat burst pro the most from the design.
pretty sure they have beta firmwares on their discord for doubleclicking.
Do u reccomend this for small Hand?
The hump is quite large and hand filling, especially in its width, so I would be careful with small and thin hands.
is it only me after mounting the feet it kinda arent holding together the bottom ones the upper ones are holding solid but bottom make a friction sound and aren't holding
I've never had this issue with any mouse. The adhesive on the underside of the skate might be messed up or maybe when applying the skate you created too much of an air bubble.
@@KraftyCraftKraf I wrote to them he said to give my information so I did I'm still waiting maybe I can get informed. Could you if u can record u moving it around and having a close look wih camera from all perspectives? So I better can allign new set? I really would appreciate the help. And when you mounted the bigger skates was it smooth ? Because I heard for few days there will be friction.
1 year after release still no software available
Good
i thought the S2-c dethroned the XM1R? or maybe i’m wrong? who knows ;)
Shape-wise, absolutely. The S2-C is far more balanced and my personal favorite claw shape. The XM1r is just a more complete package. For $10 less you get the same build quality, a better cable, better feet, tighter scroll, and arguably better clicks. I still main the S2-C and easily recommend that shape over the XM1r, but it's impossible to ignore what the XM1r offers compared to the other premium options.
@@KraftyCraftKraf i agree. XM1R is all the way in the top for the best wired mices. or dare i say the best mices including wireless ones
@@KraftyCraftKraf have you looked into the gamesense meta? shape is s2-esque but the hump is a bit different.
Yeah, I've always been interested in the meta because of its take on the S2 shape. The only reason I haven't picked it up yet is that I have heard pretty mixed things about the stock feet and I was waiting on a corepads release for it. Its been a couple months of waiting now so I've mostly forgotten about the meta in that time and it seems that corepads has done the same. I also just now saw that it's on sale on LGG's site so I'll probably end up picking it up in the coming weeks and making some content out of it.
@@KraftyCraftKraf lol lgg just announced gamesense meta corepads are stocking in 2 weeks. talk about timing
Do you prefer np01s vs s2c
S2-C. I feel a lot more consistent on a shape that's comfortable and gets my grip into a more neutral position. The np-01s is still really good, though. It's just harder to be my most consistent on a shape that feels so aggressive.
honestly its an insane mouse but i dont think the shape is perfect for me. My search for my perfect mouse continues!
Xm1 is built like a tank! I just have trouble with micro adjustment with it. I might come back to it today lol
have you tried the gpx?
@@lostintechnology1851 Not yet but I will in the future
id put the haste over it, but then again ive never mained the xm1r
Haste seems cool. I've been meaning to try it out but the width has me thinking I would hate the shape. The GPX is about as wide as I feel as I could go with a mouse and anything wider sounds really awkward. The features still sound so good though and make it pretty tempting.
@@KraftyCraftKraf for me, it finds my hand great. super comfortable. i dont raelly think its wide at all
what is that mousepad?
Vaxee PA winter 2021 edition
this mouse could be compared to sensei ten ? i love that mouse shape (20x10)
The xm1 is a shape based on the sensei so it should feel pretty similar. The hump is moved a little further back and it's slightly smaller overall, but it should feel like they have very similar designs. I have not tried the sensei personally, but they should be very similar mice.
my xm1r is only a few weeks old and creaks alot
I’d recommend an RMA. I’ve never heard of that issue before and it should be covered.
yeah but hows the pa?
It's solid pad and I've been liking it a lot. It's speed and control is right up my alley and I could see myself maining it from what I've experienced so far. I'll make a full review on a few weeks but I'll be reviewing the LGG Saturn first. I was able to get a sample of that pad so it pushed the PA to the side for the time being.
@@KraftyCraftKraf alright :) so coming from a speedy pad its not too unfreeing? idk if thats a word, but with the equate i feel like i cant breathe haha
I get what you mean. That's actually a pretty good description of how the Equate feels. The PA is still very controlled overall because it has a lot of stopping power and feels locked in due to how the noticeable static friction adds stability to the end of movements. However, the glide is smooth and doesn't feel too slow once you get your mouse moving so it isn't as sluggish as a slower pad. It'll feel very locked in and more restrictive than a speed pad, but the glide stops it from feeling like it weighs you down.
@@KraftyCraftKraf sounds good, i just would like something where i feel more consistent than on the mpc ^^ maube slightly faster than the pa then?
Yeah if you're looking for an mpc alternative the PA is going to feel far slower, especially on small movements. The Traigun from xraypad is another codura surface that might be a good option. It's going to feel far more smoothed out than the mpc so you will lose some of that feedback you get, but the glide feels surprisingly controlled and might help you feel a little more consistent with it, overall. Then if you have the budget and can work around the availability, the Hien and Hayate Otsu are always stellar options. The Otsu in particular gives a feeling of control with its stopping power and texture but retains a good amount of speed and an incredible feeling glide. The LGG Saturn also seems pretty promising from how much I've used it because it will feel a little quicker on small movements than the PA, but I need some more time to give my full thoughts and a proper review.
How do u change the dpi
Tap the button on the bottom to cycle through the steps
I sand all my mice bc that sticky coating makes my hand sweat
I like sticky coatings personally but I have sanded down glossy coatings and it feels surprisingly good. What does a coating like the xm1r's fee like after you sand it?
@@KraftyCraftKraf how do u do it? i have glossy outset, and sometimes it becomes terrible to grip
@@redswen7404 I used the green side of a scotchbrite sponge to rub away the very top layer. Be sure to only rub it down to where you like it because you can go a little too far into the plastic and mess with the feel. Just keep testing how it feels and rub it down evenly. It’ll feel pretty solid and it’s an easy process.
I would rather use some stickers, dont wanna damage the Plastic
i just want a xm1r that isnt so dang wide in the back:(
Same. XM1r mini when.
I disagree the best wired mouse is office mice you can't even deny it
Objectively true. Those laser mice at the library hit different ngl.
absolute shit form for me, i sent it back
xm1 is way too long and too wide at the front.. s2c is where its at for claw
nope, your hands are just on the smaller side
The symping for this mouse is unreal. The build feels light and cheap. It rings hollow as your hand goes over it. It's a total rip-off.
Good