Endgame Gear - XM1r Gaming Mouse

I actually don't think there are too many clones of it. I'm sure you could find an XM1r for around that price at this point. It's wired, but the sensor is still a top sensor and the same is the same.

I had double clicking on my lmb on my xm1r but after weeks of troubleshooting it kinda just fixed itself and it's been 2 years now so I'm probably in the clear

for small-medium sized hands i recommend g102 (or w/e the equivalent in US is called) and xm1r both similar in shape with very good and precise sensor

Honestly, I started with a Viper Mini and MP510 I’ve not become better while having all these new peripherals 20+ mice and mousepads. Of course I’m better than 5 years ago lol, but aim training and just playing the games I like has helped much more than peripheral changes. I went from a Viper Mini 5 years ago to a Hitscan Hyperlight (similar shape) basically went full circle lol. Even tried the XM1 that you have but it was too large for my hand, but it felt very premium to me at the time.

Any XM1 variant they're all the same, ZA13, which I use now and is my main, I aggressive knuckle claw with about the same hand size and I have very much enjoyed using both mice, anything with a rear hump and thin grip width has been very preferable for me.

I did have an XM1r but it's a little too long for me, I technically never use my palm for mousing, only my fingers and knuckles are involved, so I want something short but wide.

Never had any issues with Endgame Gear products, actually gifted my XM1r which I used a ton to nephew over a year ago and it's still running great. I've heard people have had cable issues though but I managed to dodge them and now using wireless OP1w 4k v2, can't give any long term durability of this one but so far it's flawless. And could be easily opened at least (screw are directly accessible without removing skates) if something came up.

I've been looking at the OP1 for some time but it seems too similar to the M42 which I had and felt too small. I had the XM1 and loved it but felt a tad too big, would you say 17.5x10 hands are medium or on the large side?

i have used the xm1r, op1, and op1 8k v1, all of them are very good build quality wise, looks like you are in bad luck imo.

Same grip and \~same hand size, started gaming long time ago with the first G502.. then when Logitech made G PRO (G305) shape.. I got the Prodigy one, G203 and used that for a long time. Looking for a lighter replacement I tried: \- XM1 (good shape, great coating, but slightly large, back hump too big, definitely worth trying) \- OP1 (way to narrow, not for me) \- All the Zowies, ended up using for a short time EC-3 (issue: no micro adjustments), ZA-13 (back hump too high) \- GPX 2.. not bad but for some reason can't find a good grip... also, slippery, sold. I'll try the smaller 2 C \- G303 SE, great if it wasn't so big (still use it regularly at work) but G305 has better shape. \- MZ1 awesome.. just unreliable and a liiiiitle bit too small. \- Viper Mini = No! \- G403 that hump's huge. Now trying Mchose L7 Ultra and G3 Ultra... You (me also) want a mouse small enough that let you do micro adjustments with your fingers, it also must have some support where that small palm part touch it. G305 is great at this because you can freely move the mouse, that slightly tilted sides let fingers grab it easily, and when you press it against your palm you have enough support. If I have to pick a mouse right now for the next years, shapewise G305.. Can't understand why Logitech have not yet released a superlight version and is milking with no end the GPX shape.. Think about not buying a mouse because a pro use it but buy it if it suits you, that's what counts.