Review of the End Game Gear OP1WE Mouse

Introduction

Shape: Small, wireless (Wi-Fi Essential), with a 3370 sensor
- 1K Hertz polling rate
- Good implementation in corded mode, similar to Vaxi mice
Build Quality: Very high, tank-like construction
- Strong side and bottom walls
- Heavy clicks, likely due to Kailh GX Optical switches
- Well-constructed, minimal wobbles and post/pre-travel

Grip: Best for fingertip and claw grips
- Sides are flat, providing more grip flexibility
- Slight curvature for thumb placement, especially nice for fingertip grip
- Good for aggressive grips, with medium to large hands
Weight Balancing: Feels proportionate for a 60g mouse
- Heavier switches compared to standard XM2W
Side Buttons: Kailh 2.0 switches, offers sharp and crisp clicking
- Superior side button design compared to higher-priced competitors
Scroll Wheel: Similar to other End Game Gear mice, light to activate

Vs. Pulsar X2 Mini and Viper Mini: Not clones, but similarities in design
- Heavier than Viper Mini by 8 grams
- More affordable, about one third the price
Vs. GPX and HDX: Heavier but better for certain grip styles
- End Game Gear mice general superior build quality

Switch Pack: Replacement lighter switch pack can be purchased
Coating: High performance, rubberized and grippy
- Trade-off: Prone to grime accumulation and sweat stains, but easily cleanable
Skates: Stock skates included, with options to add aftermarket skates
Price Consideration: $90 versus $160 for similar high-end mice

Overall Impression: Excellent build quality, versatile shape
Recommendation: Strong option for those seeking a well-constructed small mouse
Future Potential: Shows End Game Gear's capability in making high-quality, innovative shapes
Final Thoughts: High-quality feeling mouse, worth the investment