Endgame Gear has displayed plenty of their OP and XM gaming mice at this week's CES trade event—TechPowerUp discovered that wired options outnumbered the brand's popular wireless models. The addition of limited edition colorway has certainly boosted the count of wired 8K mice—Endgame Gear's "Purple Frost" finish OP1 8K model attracted immediate attention when TPU headed over to the gaming peripheral's counter. The standard black variant was reviewed by pzogel last summer—earning "Editor's Choice" and "Innovation" rewards.

Microphone check, 1, 2... from the creators of the multiple award winning XM1 gaming mouse series, today we announce The XSTRM USB microphone.
The XSTRM USB microphone's triangular full metal body with fading grill hole pattern gives a distinct and elegant look with both a black and a white model available. Offering 12 lighting profiles - 10 different colours, colour cycle mode, or completely off, you can choose a look that's right for you. This microphone also features an RGB lit Gain level indicator, with G-sensor to flip the indication if the microphone is mounted upside down.

For enthusiast gamers or streamers who want to have the best performance right out of the box, its 20 mm gold plated electret condenser capsule offers users lifelike audio at a 192 kHz 24-bit studio grade sampling rate. It has USB-C connectivity for plug and play with Windows 10/11 and Mac OS X, and you'll also find a 3.5 mm headphone jack for zero latency direct monitoring.

Endgame Gear's latest gaming mice the XM1 and XM1 RGB were on hand during our visit at Computex 2019. The XM1 RGB uses analog technology for a true <1ms switches response time. When it comes to getting things feeling just right, the company turned to OMRON, using their pre-sorted mechanical 50M switches. When it comes to the overall shape, it has an ergonomic design that is meant for right-handed users and should be comfortable with most grip styles. It is also exceptionally lightweight at just 81g, making it easy to push around when paired with the 100% PTFE glides and Pixart's MW3389 flagship sensor. Meanwhile, the XM1 without RGB lighting is the same as its sibling it except the lack of RGB LEDs makes it even lighter at just 70g.