ENDGAME GEAROP1 8k Wired Gaming Mouse - 8000Hz Polling, PixArt PAW3395 Sensor, Kailh GX Switches, Black

Hand size: 17.5 x 9Main Grip Style: ClawMod: Lighter Kailh Switches ($10)I’ve spent about about two hours a/b testing this mouse against my Lamzu Atlantis mini and here are some of my thoughts.Build - No competition here, the op1we wins by a long shot. As many reviews mentioning its premium build, and even in person I’m shocked at how well constructed and strong the shell is. I also appreciate that it’s a fully closed design with no holes at all. Having the Atlantis mini for about 6 months now, I’ve noticed that dust tends to accumulate within the mouse and it needs dusting from time to time.Clicks - Everyone has mentioned this and it’s true, the stock switches are on the heavier side. I’m sure with time I could have gotten used to it for valorant but I prefer lighter clicks so I can more easily tap and burst fire. For this reason I bought the $10 lighter switch pack and installed it almost immediately. Install was a breeze. After removing the two bottom screws the top and bottom half separate quite easily, and I didn’t require any other prying tools to open it. I noticed slight pre travel on the lighter clicks and almost no post travel. The Atlantis mini has huano shell pink dots and they have slightly more pre travel and slightly more post travel. I was able to get used to this slight difference within the first hour of use. The lighter clicks on the op1we are just as spammable and light as the Atlantis clicks, but it does suck that this is a separate cost/addition.Coating - I have the white op1we and the black Atlantis mini. It’s clear that the coating on the op1we is the winner in this category as well. In the first minute or so the op1we coating may feel slippery but once your hand heats up a bit the mice holds well. The Atlantis mini has a chalky coating that is hardly serviceable and I personally needed to put pulsar supergrips on it to keep it locked in. For the op1we I ended up putting supergrips on the right and left side of the mouse where my thumb, ring, and pinky fingers make contact, but it was completely optional and not a requirement.Shape/Comfort - This category is largely preference based with some caveats. The op1we is a great shape for claw, relax claw and fingertip. I use a variety of each style depending if I’m gaming (claw) or just surfing the web (relaxed claw or fingertip). Between the op1we and Atlantis mini, the op1we will be a better shape for fingertip given its flatter sides. But for claw it’s largely preference. If you prefer the mouse to fill out your hand then you may like the Atlantis mini. Alternatively if you prefer having less hand contact then the op1we may be a better fit. One thing to consider is that since the op1we is a bit longer in the hand than the Atlantis mini, I feel like side to side maneuverability (e.g. range of motion while tracking a horizontal target left and right) takes a small hit. However this didn’t affect me in game while testing in valorant at all.Weight - Techncially, the winner here is the Atlantis mini. The op1we is 58.5 grams while the Atlantis mini is approximately 49 grams. The difference in weight is noticeable but not a deal breaker. I associate the additional weight with better build quality and no holes. In game, I forgot about the weight difference completely and was able to dial in.Size: For my hand size this mouse is basically a perfect fit in terms of dimensions. So if you’re also around 17.5 x 9 and have used smaller mice before, this will be no surprise.Feet: I can’t make a direct comparison between the stock feet because my Atlantis mini is using tiger ice dot skates, but the op1we stock skates are quite smooth and micro adjusting on my LGG Venus mousepad was no issue. Won’t need to swap these out any time soon.In summary, this is a great mouse, even at the $110 price I purchased it at ($100 + $10 switch pack). I had no issues with the 3370 implementation, the shape is versatile for many grip styles besides palm, and the coating is good enough to use without grips. I give the op1we a strong recommendation.

I have the standard OP1 8K with the 3395 sensor, so speaking comparatively they feel pretty much the same in terms of quality and performance, which is to say basically flawless. You do get an upgrade to a 3950 sensor with this limited edition, but its a minor upgrade (though a welcome one) and honestly I dont really feel a difference between them (maybe if this was a wireless mouse that would be a different story, but due to the original OP1 8k's blazing fast performance you'd probably need to be The Flash to tell the difference, if there even is any.) The clicks on this limited edition feel a touch lighter, and that is what they advertise if I'm not mistaken. It is a subtle difference, but its there. They feel just as good and spamable as the original, just a bit closer in spec to the lighter switch pack of the Kailh GX switches that can be obtained via EGG's website, or here on Amazon. Also some notable upgrades in the software include motion sync in 8k, and .7mm lift off distance which actually feels pretty good, a bit more locked in.This mouse is exceptional, for the price they're asking its a steal. Its the best mouse on the market so long as you get on with the shape, and of course the wire, but honestly after using exclusively wireless mice my entire life (got into PC gaming kinda late) I can't tell the difference when you set it up with a mouse bungee with the right amount of slack. The only ones I would even consider at this point is the "Pulsar Micro Bungee ES" or the "Vaxee Oryza" I got both and settled on the Oryza, but the Pulsar one was really good too and its only a few bucks.So essentially the only REAL reason to purchase was based on cosmetics, it looks dang good, and most importantly its pretty nostalgic for me. This frosted purple colorway instantly brought me back to a Christmas morning where my parents got me a Gameboy Color in Purple, right alongside Pokémon Blue, as you can see from the pictures not much has changed lol. A fitting "end" to my previous favorite mouse, which in true EGG fashion, dethroned itself.TL:DR - Insanely good mouse for the money, so far zero issues with QC, slight upgrade to sensor, slightly lighter clicks (I believe as advertised), fantastic frosted purple colorway reminiscent of better days. Get.

A smaller, lightweight mouse that is both simple and practical. No silly flashy lights or gimmicks.The only minor issue I have experienced is the left and right mouse buttons double clicking if you tap too lightly. Not necessarily a design problem, but just a consequence of an extremely lightweight construction.Nonetheless, the build quality feels good and the buttons are very responsive. Whether you're playing high-intensity games or just using it for browsing/office work, this mouse does the job well. Absolutely fantastic for its value.

So let me first start by sayinng that i was hyped up for wireless mouses for a while being told wires get in the way, thats 100% not the case as ive never felt the wire on this mouse when using it. The clicking was nice and responsive, the material was great, the added side grips were a nice addition since i liked the extra grip. the ONLY reason i returned this mouse was because i had gone 3 years with a fat Razer Naga and had gotten used to the size. I can recommend this mouse to everybody with the only sidenote being it is pretty small. if you like small mouses then this is a no brainer option.Also though i dont know if you care for it but the mouse is very easy to dragclick if youre interested in that.