2.4 GHz dongle — 1k version, meaning up to 1000 Hz support. Documentation and firmware are available under the "Links" tab.
- v1 — discounted batch, limited stock. Has ~1.5-3x (depending on the radio environment) poorer range than the v2.
- v2 — the most recent revision with a printed antenna instead of a chip one.
Firmware — binary, UF2
5 reviews
Graham🇬🇧25 Jun 2026
Used my early V1 since it arrived on my door step. No significant problems - as noted by Eden, early bugs got fixed fast. I prefer this over BT because it allows Endgame to work wirelessly with my KVM switch.
Eden🇮🇱21 Jun 2026
It's amazing how ingenious Artem (efog) is. In addition to constant improvements and features compared to big companies he actually maintains his products. Prices are unusually fair. Been using this for a few weeks. Some hiccups here and there but mostly related to bugs and not the range. Most these bugs have already been fixed by now. It's a dongle what else can I say? I am running it into my display so it sits pretty close to the mouse so I can't speak too much about interference at length.
Robert🇩🇪09 Jun 2026
Got the V1 dongle and it works really well! I don't see or feel any difference between wired and with the dongle. Range is quite good for me, although I never really use it from afar. I will probably still buy V2 for comparison, but if I just needed it to work - I wouldn't V1 already does that!
maba_kalox🇱🇻25 May 2026
Range is quite limited (which is documented). But if you place dongle close to Endgame. Mine is ~0.5m from Endgame, under table top, connected into USB hub, it seems to work smoothly. Latency is very low, I can't distinguish USB and dongle on upgraded sensor. Also it is easy to pair with Endgame.
Thea🇨🇦22 May 2026
The dongle's packaging and casing are thoughtful and cute. The LED light system is cute and intuitive. I found pairing a little bit clunky, in particular there's no shortcut to dongle mode on the default keymap, instead you have to cycle through the wireless profiles until you hit the right one (and I'm not sure how to tell other than trial and error). The dongle doesn't love running off a USB hub on my Macbook, with some microjitters and the like every now and then. Overall, I think I still prefer USB but the wireless over the dongle is miles ahead of Bluetooth! I am using the upgraded sensors.
