Endorfy GEM Plus Wireless Onyx White, weiß/grau, USB

For testing GEM Plus Onyx White Wireless, we fired up The Quarry, DOOM Remastered, Dustborn, Nier Automata and Blood Fresh Supply; thanks to the high-end sensor, the mouse tracked flawlessly, and we were quite happy with its grippy side panels as well, along with the top smooth surface, which increases the comfort levels. Using it in wired mode is also quite doable thanks to the paracord cable, which adds little to no drag, while the RGB lighting is not intrusive. The offered software application is not as advanced as with other established brands, but it does its job just fine. We would have liked to have the scroll wheel RGB effects tied to the segments in the back, to have everything unified, while the DPI levels could have been signaled by a separate set of LEDs. With the LEDs turned off, it will last you about a week of regular use before needing a full recharge. The GEM Plus Onyx White Wireless mouse can be found online for about 80 Euros, a bit expensive but we cannot argue considering the quality of materials used, the fact we are talking about a 74g wireless mouse which includes a battery as well, while the sensor is the high-end PAW3395, enough to make happy both mainstream and competitive players.

ENDORFY has been doing everything right recently, and while they originally hit the market as a budget-focused cooling brand from Poland under the name Silentium PC, they’ve since rebranded and expanded to focus on a wider range of products and a global market. Pushing into a big market and trying to compete with the likes of ASUS, Corsair, Razer and many others is not an easy task, but as we’ve seen in their products they’re doing a great job. I’ve recently reviewed their Arx 700 PC case, the Navis AIO cooler, and we have a very promising pile of products here to work through still, I can’t wait to test them all out, as they look great. Their new gaming mice are fantastic, and I loved the ENDORFY GEM Plus Wireless I reviewed earlier this year, but I think it’s fair to say that while I like the black design of the GEM Plus, the Onyx White has an even more premium look and feel to it, making it one of my favourite gaming mice in a long time. It’s built for gaming, with its ultralight design, PTFE feet, premium Kailh switches, and PixArt sensor all putting it on firm footing against the best their rivals have to offer. However, I work longer hours than I game each day, and using this mouse for work is really what I will be doing the most. The ergonomics are very comfortable, and having a mouse that’s comfortable in your hand, glides with ease and tracks beautifully certainly takes the strain out of those long hours in the office, making this a great mouse for me to use at home, where I spend days working and the nights gaming, it ticks all of the boxes. The build quality is excellent, again, the components used for switches and the sensor are top-tier, but also the overall body construction. It’s lightweight without having to honeycomb the whole shell. However, despite that, it still feels as robust and durable as you would expect from a full-body mouse design. It may be lightweight, but it feels robust in the hand, and that’s a hard balance to hit right.

ENDORFY is getting everything right recently, with great cases, coolers, and now peripherals, and I hope to see that trend continue, as we have a few more products of theirs in the pipeline! The GEM Plus Wireless hits the mark for competitive gamers, with a lightweight design, great connectivity options, durable build quality, long battery life, and a great sensor and switch combo. Really, there’s nothing bad I can say about it, it’s a great gaming mouse.