Both their Endgame Gear XM2w v1 and 4K v2 had bad scroll-wheel rattle, so they moved to other mice.
“I had it but my V1 and V2 both had bad scroll wheel rattle, so i'm using a GPX2 and L7 Ultra +.”
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Both their Endgame Gear XM2w v1 and 4K v2 had bad scroll-wheel rattle, so they moved to other mice.
“I had it but my V1 and V2 both had bad scroll wheel rattle, so i'm using a GPX2 and L7 Ultra +.”
The screw standoffs in their XM2w 4K v2 Dark Frost broke off one day without abuse.
“my dark frost v2's standoffs also randomly broke off one day :(”
Ten days with the XM2w 4k V2 and enjoying it; it fixed the wrist pain a narrower mouse caused.
“I Have indeed received my xm2w about 10 days ago and have been enjoying it. It fixed my wrist pain caused by the op1 8k being too narrow”
Their new XM2w 4k v2's right click registered multiple clicks when held, even after a firmware update.
“Mouse arrived yesterday, was playing some OW today and noticed my right click to scope was unscoping and rescoping rapidly whilst holding right click.”
Owns both XM2w versions; the 4k V2's lower lift-off distance is very noticeable, otherwise similar to V1.
“I have both, and IMO the V2 is only worth it if you're sensitive to high LOD.”
Trying the XM2w 4K V2, a user loves all five buttons' switches and calls the $119 price very competitive.
“I love the switches all over.”
A large-handed relaxed claw gripper recommends the XM2w 4k: newer parts and lighter than the G303, with over a week of battery per charge.
“Go with the XM2w if you want a newer mouse with newer parts, lighter weight and less battery but can last over a week on a single charge.”