Endorfy GEM - gaming mouse, black

The GEM isn’t afraid of earthly challenges. We’re serious – it nimbly moves around the battlefield and jumps around spreadsheets with the same inexhaustible energy. Technically speaking, this is thanks to its low weight and slick PTFE feet, but there might be a hidden WARP drive somewhere. You’ll have to look for it yourself.

GEM is all about speed. We’ve hidden a super-sensitive PixArt PMW3325 sensor in the ARGB backlit housing. It’ll respond instantly to each of the estimated 60 million clicks — you can thank the durable Kailh GM 4.0 microswitches.

8000 DPI of sensitivity with PixArt PMW3325
Fast reaction times require even faster gear. That’s what the GEM mouse is about — you click, and magic happens as if it’s reading your mind. It doesn’t predict the future (yet), but it follows your command to a T.

Lightweight fighter
The frame of the GEM mouse is tough as nails, but it still stays in the lightweight category. It only weighs 67 g – little enough to glide around the mousepad freely and enhance your flicks.

Kailh GM 4.0 microswitches
Have you met Kailh GM 4.0? They can easily withstand your non-stop clicking from dawn until the late hours of the night. If you’re in the market for reliable microswitches that’ll last you years, then place your bets on the Kailh GM.

We have ARGB and won’t hesitate to use it
If you’re hunting for great-looking equipment that can instantly spice up your desk, then we’ve good news– your quest is complete. The GEM features an ARGB backlight and won't hesitate to add some moody ambiance to your war room.

Long and soft
An unwieldy cable tugging at your mouse in the middle of a scrim is every technology hero’s worst nightmare. We’ve cried over spilt milk energy drinks countless times, but you don’t have to. GEM’s long and soft cable is our new MVP.

Click as you like
With GEM you live click as you like. Thanks to the dedicated software, you have full control over the mouse and all its perks. Make your own rules — change its sensitivity, customize the ARGB backlight, and record macros.