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Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Gigabyte XM300 inaugurates a new line of Xtreme Gaming products

Gigabyte XM300 is the solution in which the well-known hardware manufacturer sets the tone for the new line of Xtreme Gaming products dedicated to the most demanding players. It is an honest mouse, which offers interesting possibilities for customization and a very efficient optical sensor, all at a competitive price of about € 40.

We are talking about the optical sensor Pixart 3988 by 6400 dpi and, therefore, able to adapt to most of the modes of interaction, to allow precise movements in all circumstances and to ensure that the input from the player is always faithfully reproduced. Through the great internal software, also, players can set the sensitivity associated with each of the four profiles available, among which you can select the desired one by acting on two convenient buttons located on the top of the device.

As you can see even in an image in this page, the user can adjust the speed sensor in a simple way via the included software and through increments of 50 DPI. This for each of the four profiles storable in the internal memory of the mouse. With 50g of acceleration and the ability to draw up to 200 inches per second, the optical sensor of Gigabyte XM300 is revealed aligned to those present in much more expensive devices, allowing the player and the precision movements, such as those required for example by a sniping session, both the most sudden and abrupt, such as those needed to scroll through large game maps in an RTS. On the side, at the top, there are four LED indicators that allow the player to immediately verify what is the profile set.

We are talking about the optical sensor Pixart 3988 by 6400 dpi and, therefore, able to adapt to most of the modes of interaction, to allow precise movements in all circumstances and to ensure that the input from the player is always faithfully reproduced. Through the great internal software, also, players can set the sensitivity associated with each of the four profiles available, among which you can select the desired one by acting on two convenient buttons located on the top of the device.
As you can see even in an image in this page, the user can adjust the speed sensor in a simple way via the included software and through increments of 50 DPI. This for each of the four profiles stored in the internal memory of the mouse. With 50g of acceleration and the ability to draw up to 200 inches per second, the optical sensor of Gigabyte XM300 is revealed aligned to those present in much more expensive devices, allowing the player and the precision movements, such as those required for example by a sniping session, both the most sudden and abrupt, such as those needed to scroll through large game maps in an RTS. On the side, at the top, there are four LED indicators that allow the player to immediately verify what is the profile set.

The top surface is pleasant to the chest, while the sides are a rubberized pad that ensures maximum grip for the thumb. The USB connector is gold plated while the 1.8-meter cable is PVC coated and is not twisted.
One of the most positive elements of Gigabyte XM300 is the wheel. Knurled and robust, guarantees excellent grip and great precision, even for the ability to configure the type of movement as we have seen before. Unfortunately, however, this wheel turns a wobbly moment within the space in which it is housed. The feeling is not so good even for the two main buttons, left and right, making it feel to require excessive force to be pressed and turn out loud. These buttons make it shine like the Gigabyte materials used to XM300 not always correspond to the best solutions available and are the reason that allows Gigabyte to sell this mouse at such a competitive price. Mice that, instead, remains very interesting in terms of smoothness on the surface and for the precision allowed by its optical sensor.

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