The User is permitted to save and use the Software on an end device (e.g. PC, laptop, mobile phone or tablet). The User is responsible for ensuring that the device meets the minimum requirements of the Software. The User ensures that the Software is only used in accordance with the requirements of this Agreement. Due to the rather safe ambidextrous shape along with the middle of the road size of this mouse it can suit a wide variety of different grip styles.

The LED is multifunctional, pressing the button on the underside changes the sensitivity and the four colours denote what mode you are in. When charging and turning it on, the LED also indicates battery level. I could not find what capacity range the LED colour refers to, sadly. My only wish would be that it would be nice to see some extra buttons either on top of the mouse or around the thumb area. These buttons can then be customised in the software and could be mapped to actions in specific games or apps.

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The inclusion of the little Type-C to USB-A adapter offers up an alternative option on how to connect the wireless receiver dongle.

In other cases, the place of jurisdiction for disputes arising from or in connection with this Agreement and the contractual relationship with PGW is the User’s domicile or general place of residence. For reference, my experience with this mouse has been on an Alienware QD-OLED monitor running at 144Hz G-Sync Ultimate. It is important to note this because the performance of the display will factor into how any mouse input performance is perceived both in and outside of gaming. Construction and feel

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The User may terminate the Agreement by deleting the Software or by declaring the termination towards PGW. We've corrected an error in the In the Box section of this review. Previously, this section indicated this mouse had a USB-C wireless receiver. It now correctly lists that it has a USB-A wireless receiver.

Any further liability and a liability beyond the legally required liability are excluded in all cases. The 2.4GHz USB wireless receiver is similar in size to Logitech's first generation of Unifying receivers. The photo above shows the XM2we's dongle (right), next to Logitech's latest Unifying receiver (left) for size comparison. Performance

reproduce, copy, distribute, sublease, resell or use the Software for any other commercial purposes, Please read this End User License Agreement carefully before you complete the installation process and before you use the ENDGAME GEAR Configuration software for the first time. By using this software (including the installation process), you declare your consent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. If you do not agree with these terms and conditions, you are not allowed to complete the installation or use the software. End User License Agreement Inside the Endgame Gear XM1 you’ll encounter the 3389 sensor. That one is, as should reasonably be expected from any decent and recent gaming mouse, flawless in its performance. You’ll experience no angle snappingor accelerationhere and that’s just the way it should be.

The User must protect any copies of the Software from being accessed by unauthorized third parties. I try to stay away from saying ‘ mouse X is good for grip Y and size Z‘ since everyone is different and preferences regarding size and shape vary wildly, but I can see this be an ideal mouse for a lot of claw grippers due to the support that the hump offers, and for fingertip grippers with larger hands. That said: I do encourage everyone to make their own conclusionson this front; use this part as a guideline but don’t take it as anything definitive. Buttons and Scroll Wheel

Having said that, I also used gaming mice for productivity too. Whilst the vast majority of gaming mice do not offer the same level of customisation as Logitech's MX range, the super precise nature of the sensors and high polling rate meant I found myself preferring these for photo editing quite often over Logitech's MX. 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. A contributory negligence on the part of the User will be of consideration when assessing PGW’s liability. Contributory negligence on the part of the User according to this Agreement shall be assumed in the case of non-compliance with the User’s rights and obligations. Something odd that I noticed is that when I rotated the mouse (this isn’t something that I usually test for; I caught this by accident) I can hear what I can only describe as some very small particles move around inside the shell. This is only audible when I hold the mouse right next to my ear so it’s not annoying and obviously the mouse performs fine on all fronts so perhaps some plastic shavings or something like that got caught inside my copy. In any case: no harm done. Just look at the mouse review subreddit, or any other gaming peripheral community to see how seriously people take their gaming mice. Every gram matters, and in extreme cases, even cutting holes into the palm grip to reduce some weight. Nowadays you can buy these very mice with factory cutouts, if it's a popular trend, then it will be capitalised! Like I said, serious business.