Unpacking
The box:
Our two mice arrive in relatively similar boxes. In fact, the Liv Plus Onyx White Wireless is thicker than its little sister (probably due to a more complete bundle ). On the front, we can see that this model is equipped with a charging base, like the MSI GM51 Lightweight wireless. On the sides, the brand highlights its RGB LEDs with 16.8 million colours, its featherweight of 69g, and its PixArt PAW-3395 sensor that can reach 26,000 DPI. This model has Kailh switches and 6 programmable buttons. Endorfy also features a flexible paracord cable, PTFE glide pads and a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
The second model (Liv) has similar features, except that it weighs less (54g). The PixArt PAW-3311 sensor is less powerful, and only achieves 12,000 DPI.
The bundle:
In the bundle, as you can see, we have some elements in common. Both boxes include adhesive strips and replacement mouse pads. What’s more, Endorfy has provided a small additional sticker. Of course, we’ve also got the manual that goes with the mouse.
The wireless mouse also comes with a recharging base and a paracord cable. For once, it’s great to see such a ‘full’ box, even for the €35 mouse!
The top:
This Liv mouse reminds me a lot of the famous Model O we tested a few years ago. On the top of this model, there’s a perforated plastic that reveals the Liv’s printed circuit board. This also makes the mouse much lighter. In any case, if you ask me, I think it looks great! At thumb level, there are two buttons (next, previous), not forgetting the little DPI button under the wheel, the wheel of course, and the two left-click and right-click buttons. On the top, that’s about all you’ll find in terms of buttons.
Finally, at the bottom of the shell, where the palm of your hand will rest, you’ll find the logo. Once switched on, this is also where the RGB LEDs will be displayed, in addition to the scroll wheel.
The underside:
The underside of the mouse is classic. There are three PTFE pads, the sensor in the centre, an ‘on/off’ button for the wireless model, and two prongs for placing the mouse on the charging base (again for the wireless version). And that’s about it. The wired version is more open than the Liv Plus Onyx White Wireless (see photo below).
