This is the first time I’ve had Endorfy peripherals in my hands. As a reminder, this is a Polish firm that offers PC cooling, including fans, AIOs, but also microphones, cases and even power supplies… There’s plenty on offer. Today, we’re tackling a test of the brand’s two Endorfy Liv and Liv Plus Onyx White Wireless mice, which were announced at the end of March. We’ll be taking a closer look at the basic version of the mouse, as well as the wireless model with a recharging ‘base’. The Liv model is available now for €35, while the wireless version can be had for around €89.
So, what are these new Endorfy mice worth? Find out in our full test!
Technical specifications :
These are relatively light mice on paper. In fact, the Liv weighs around 54g and 69g for the wireless version (battery required). In terms of dimensions, the mouse is 65.7 mm wide, 126 mm deep and 39.3 mm high.
The Liv is equipped with a PixArt PAW-3311 optical sensor that can deliver up to 12,000 DPI. The Liv Plus Onyx White Wireless is equipped with a PixArt PAW-3395 sensor that can reach up to 26,000 DPI. There are 6 different pre-set levels: 400/800/1000/1500/2000/3000. Endorfy’s mouse also features Kailh GM4.0 switches with a lifespan of almost 60 million activations.
All Endorfy Liv’s mice are now available in black or white.
