Endgame Gear XM1r gaming mouse - white [EGG-XM1R-WHT]

The XM1r offers user-requested functions and improvements and is designed for maximum performance to enable extremely precise and fast reactions.

With hand-selected Kailh GM 8.0 main button switches and new switches for the side buttons and the mouse wheel, the XM1r offers a significantly improved click feel and is even more durable. The new hybrid skate design and the completely new, performance-optimized firmware and software developed in Germany provide additional customization options.

The features of the XM1r in white at a glance:
- Perfect fit with white housing
- High resolution PixArt PAW3370 sensor with up to 19,000 CPI
- Hand-selected Kailh GM 8.0 switches
- Improved and durable Flex Cord 2.0 cable
- Hybrid skate design - large and small mouse skates included
- Endgame Gear XM1r white
- Advanced sensor for improved sensitivity

The highlight of the XM1r is without a doubt the responsiveness of the gaming mouse. The XM1r was one of the first gaming mice to use the PAW3370 sensor from PixArt. The sensor is tuned for maximum performance and offers a short input delay without smoothing and dispenses with energy-saving states. Without smoothing, averaging or interpolation, the sensor's tracking data is as raw and precise as possible. This ensures maximum precision and speed.

The sensor has a resolution of 50 to 19,000 CPI. This can be set in steps of 50 from 50 to 10,000 CPI and in steps of 100 from 10,000 to 19,000 CPI. So everyone can find the right setting.

Further specifications include a tracking speed of 400 IPS, a selectable polling rate of 125, 500 and 1,000 Hz and a lift-off distance of 1 mm (2 mm adjustable via software). With these top values, the XM1r delivers the decisive advantage over the competition in competitive eSports titles.

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Innovative switches and technology
In addition to updating the optical sensor, the Endgame Gear team added improved switches to the XM1r. The main left and right buttons on the gaming mouse use Kailh GM 8.0 switches.

As standard, the release force of the Kailh GM 8.0 switches varies between 55 and 75 gf. The GM 8.0 switches of the XM1r have been specially hand-selected for a release force of 55 to 60 gf. This ensures a pleasant, easy and, above all, precise click.

The side TTC microswitches have also been redesigned and now offer a crisper and smoother click feel as well as greater durability.
The Endgame Gear XM1r continues to rely on the popular and tactile ALPS wheel encoder from Japan. This gives the mouse wheel a distinctive yet precise feel with every scroll step.

The XM1r relies again on the STM32 ARM microcontroller. The patented analog technology is also used again in this gaming mouse. With its click response time of less than 1 ms, it is vastly superior to conventional digital solutions, which move in a range of 2 to 10 ms.

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Proven design in classic colors
While the XM1r is also available in two new versions, the classic colors black and white are retained. Other design improvements include the Endgame Gear logo as an outline, which perfectly complements the white housing.

Endgame Gear has kept the established XM1 shape, which makes the XM1r perfect for claw, finger and palm grip. The mouse cable has been improved and now has a significantly better durability with the same flexibility. The new Flex-Cord cable makes the XM1r as easy to use as a wireless mouse.

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Hybrid skate design for customization
In addition, Endgame Gear has responded to customer feedback and delivers the XM1r with both large and small mouse skates. The ease of movement of the mouse can be adjusted by choosing the skate. Inferior solutions from third-party manufacturers are not necessary.

New software
Another highlight of the XM1r is its revised software. This offers more customization options than the previous version. The mouse scroll is now freely assignable and multimedia keys can be assigned as desired. In addition, individual x / y CPI settings can be made instead of just being able to adjust individual values as before. Ripple control and sensor angle snapping have also been integrated, as well as an auto update of software and firmware.

Technical details:
- Model: XM1r white
- Dimensions: 122.1 x 38.3 x 65.8 mm (W x H x D)
- Weight: ~ 70 g
- Materials: plastic (chassis), PTFE (skates), dry grip coating (surface)
-- Color white
- Sensor: PixArt PAW3370
- Resolution: up to 19,000 CPI (adjustable in steps of 50 CPI between 50 and 10,000 CPI, in steps of 100 CPI between 10,000 and 19,000 CPI; - predefined: 400, 800 (standard), 1,600, 3,200)
- Microcontroller: Arm Cortex
- Speed: 400 IPS
- Acceleration: 50 g
- Lift-off distance: 1 mm (2 mm adjustable via software)
- Polling rate: 125, 500 and 1,000 Hz (1,000 Hz as standard
- Switches main buttons: Kailh GM 8.0
- Release force: 55 to 60 gf
- Life expectancy: 80 million clicks
- Middle mouse button: tactile Kailh switch
- Release force: 70 gf +/- 10 gf
- Japanese tactile ALPS bike controller with noticeable scrolling steps
- Side buttons: TTC micro switches
- Skates: Hybrid skate design (small skates pre-installed, large skates included)
- Mouse cable: Flex Cord, new and more durable design
- Analog technology: patented technology with improved click detection
- Software: mouse wheel up / down can be reassigned
- Angle snapping added
- Separate CPI settings for X and Y axis
- Auto update for firmware and software
- Supported grip types: Claw Grip, Palm Grip, Finger Grip