Aside from announcing the XPG INFAREX K10 mem-chanical gaming keyboard, ADATA is also introducing their new XPG INFAREX M20 gaming mouse. As the name suggests, the M20 is a step above the previously announced INFAREX M10 11 months ago.
The new XPG INFAREX M20 however, takes design cues from the classic MS IntelliMouse Explorer. Its ergonomic design is ideal for right handed users and comes paired with an optical sensor. Users will be able to adjust it from 400 up to 5,000 DPI through a button behind the scroll wheel. Moreover, there are side buttons present for back and forward accessible with the user’s thumbs.
Both the main left and right clicks use Japanese Omron microswitches. Which are basically the gaming standard when it comes to long-life clickers. These switches have a 20-million click lifetime rating. So it should last for quite a bit and can take some abuse before they wear out.
Like most gaming products on the market, the ADATA XPG INFAREX M20 has RGB LED lighting. This is visible on the XPG logo near the base and the scroll wheel as well. There is also a halo side-strip near the bottom which illuminates the mouse against the surface pad.
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