I cannot lurk for hours on end but I have read the majority of what you suggested I haven't. The only thing I did not find was the discussion for more videos, but that doesn't help me. Yes, if the product doesn't solve any of my problems then I simply do not need it. That is why I said the XIM has to perform as I expect or else I'll waste everyone's time by returning it.
Without solid evidence and example of its performance I am only left with the whimsical word of people I do not know. That is all I'm saying. It's very difficult to find any concrete information about the XIM products, be it any of the generations, other than guesswork of how the product may feel based on the videos.
How am I suggesting the XIM sucks? I did not say anything like that. I said the videos did not appear to feature competitive game play. And, yes, I said the reticle jitters, because it does, but I suggested this was only a configuration issue which you confirmed on.
I have read, and read plenty. This is undue aggression.
If I am not mistaken, there is a return policy.
So you can buy it, toy with it, and come to your own conclusions so you dont have to post about it anymore as an abstract concept to you. Have a high DPI mouse (which I did not at first) and read about what each dimension of how the controller is broken down by the xim and altered (translation exponeant, diagonal dampening, ect.). Use someone elses config (I prefer SkippyFx's but with lower primary sensitivity) and play MW2. Then use the smart config to try halo.
And my aggression runs in the fact that you discuss aspects of the xim that occur through experience, and you make deductive assumptions i think are actually more of leaps. Logically, any other product does not have a forum like this one, the reason why xim2 exists was to get rid of what is now a competing product (xfpos), where the idea of profit for the creator has never been an issue (until now, where xim3 is possibly mass produced?), one should conclude then that this product is the best one in the field. If you think the best could still be bad, which I was thinking, then buy it and then talk.
If you find out what the xim does that is different than the xfpos, and become knowlegable, probably through buying it first, about how it works, than you can have an objective basis for discussion. This process is what many have gone through without them knowing it or not.
AND there is a vid on youtube (cod4 training in 18.4 seconds or something with xim) shows the actual movement of mouse in relation to the screen (if toys' vid doesnt clarify actual mouse movement enough for you)
