Endgame Gear has updated its XM2w 4K wireless gaming mouse, introducing the XM2w 4K V2. The new model boasts several key improvements over its predecessor. A custom variant of PixArt's PAW3950 sensor is now included, alongside a Kailh scroll wheel encoder. This iteration maintains the original's commitment to low-latency performance.

The XM2w 4K V2 upgrades focus on enhancing precision and responsiveness for competitive gamers. The new sensor allows for CPI adjustments in increments of 10 below 10,000 CPI, and sensor angle adjustment. The Kailh GX main button switches contribute to the incredibly low click latency, which is essential for fast-paced gaming. This positions Endgame Gear in the highly competitive market for premium gaming peripherals.

The mouse weighs in at 60g and features a 4000 Hz wireless polling rate, offering up to 40 hours of battery life. Endgame Gear continues to focus on performance with the XM2w 4K V2, foregoing features that might slow it down. The mouse is available in black, white, Dark Frost, and White Frost, and the price is $119.99.

With these improvements, the XM2w 4K V2 aims to deliver a top-tier gaming experience. The combination of a high-performance sensor, low-latency switches, and a high polling rate makes it a strong contender. The company is competing with other high-end, lightweight wireless gaming mice, like those from Logitech and Razer.