🖱️ Unleash Your Gaming Potential with the ASUS ROG Chakram Wireless Aura Sync RGB Gaming Mouse – Featuring Optical Sensor and 16000 DPI Review

In general, I took a set of this mouse, a Strix Flare Silent keyboard and a Balteus QI carpet. This is the most comfortable mouse I have ever used. It fits perfectly under my arm. Pleased with the build quality. The first mouse, in which the buttons do not stagger, does not play anything, probably, this is the merit of the spring mechanisms. The quality of the backlight is high, I compare it with the Styles, which are currently lame. The sniper button is implemented as a joystick. It is very…

A day later - while very unusual, the hand gets tired. The thumb stand is very disturbing, before that I didn’t have this and when I lift the mouse to move it (habit) I catch the rug with this shelf, (

It took me a long time to choose a top mouse. Before that, there was an SS flagship, on which double clicks appeared after 2 years, first on the left, and then on the right. On CHAKRAM, you can change switches indefinitely, I don’t know why other manufacturers don’t do the same.

The mouse is very good Got pros: Exceeded expectations, easy to replace switches (already ordered a lot of different ones) Has some cons: Unless the gray omron switches from the kit quickly gave a double click

My firsthand product evaluation.Great mouse. It's not convenient that the dpi switch is on the bottom. Lies in the hand. I have a big hand. not heavy for me

Some pros: the top of the tops is a very cool mouse, I don’t even see the point in listing its advantages; it’s easier to say that it is worth the money! Has some cons under the thumb, the ribbed base of the case is not very convenient to clean. but the top is plastic so it’s not scary to clean and it doesn’t scratch with a toothpick)))

Pros: This is a great mouse with all possible features and capabilities. Calculated to the smallest detail and has virtually no weaknesses. Has some cons Very expensive. Even for such a wonderful thing. But, if you still fork out, you won’t change it for anything else.

I took my time selecting the best mouse. Before that, there was an SS flagship on which, after two years, double clicks first emerged on the left and subsequently the right. I don't understand why other manufacturers don't offer unlimited switch replacement on CHAKRAM.

Its pros: None, because a wired mouse came, instead of a wireless one. After With its cons. Came a wired mouse instead of a wireless one. After 5 days of communication with support, it turned out that they could not contact the seller (!) and the goods had to be returned. But no one comes for the goods, you need to send it yourself by delivery. As a result, there is no money, no mouse. Super service.

This mouse was bought for Asus ROG Falchion as a pair for Overwatch) Mouse timings and settings Everything is cool) Pros: Everything was very well packaged and arrived intact. The quality of the goods is top notch. And most importantly, it can be charged by QI charging. Has some cons The native Armory Crate application did not immediately recognize the new mouse . But in general, everything is fine.

In general, the rodent is good, but a little expensive. Pros below: Pretty, no frills. Quite weighty, lies well in the hand. A natural plus is that it is wireless, extra wires on the table do not interfere. Rich equipment, including the presence of spare switches. Has some cons I was upset by the backlash of the right button, namely, that it can be slightly raised (about 1-1.5 mm). I don’t know if I got married or if it’s such a design feature. In normal operation, this does not interfere, but…

Once on aliexpress I saw a machenike also with a backlight, 2.4 GHz + BT and wireless charging. It cost 7k. I took ASUS for 13k and I think that the price is too much. The backlight from the mouse cannot be turned off, as it was with machenike - so at least you could save the battery. You need to put the colossus armory crate. And even if you turn off the backlight through it, then after switching modes (off / on / bluetooth / 2.4 GHz), the backlight turns back on. Of the benefits - a really…

The perfect right-handed mouse for the money. If you want simply and for a long time - then this is A4Tech V7M with metal legs and flexible settings. But if you want the best, then this is it! :) With its pros. Perfect. 1. Power and battery life. 2. Communication quality. 3. The quality of operation and, in principle, behavior on the carpet and in battle (buttons and that's all). 4. Backlight - beautiful + simplicity and flexibility of settings. 5. Complexation. 6. Ergonomics. 7. Wireless…

This is a cool mouse for people who love games. Of course, the main advantage is a programmable joystick that can operate in two modes - analog and discrete. In the first mode, the joystick easily replaces the gamepad. In the second mode, it is programmed for certain actions. In general, I figured it out for a long time, but now it saves energy, time and nerves in the game. The mouse has a lot of goodies - several connection options, nice backlighting, works for a long time after charging in…

before buying this mouse, I watched a lot of reviews, read the comments, and I will say that I did not find those shortcomings that are assigned to it 1. backlash of the case, not true, everything sits very firmly and does not rattle, the case is on magnets, in order to remove all the covers, you need to make an effort 2. The size of the mouse is too big, I do not agree, the size is standard, the same as most Logitech mice 3. heavy, also disagree, I don’t remember holding a mouse of the same…

Perhaps this is a good toy for the exhibition, but compared to my previous Bloody for 2tyr, this Asus is simply no different at all, and if there are no macros, it’s even worse for me personally. The purchase is unsuccessful, I will get rid of it. I consider this product to be a purely makteing ploy, and I will never take Asus products again . Its pros: Good design, fits perfectly in the hand, gorgeous backlight, normal sensor (normal - so I didn’t understand the difference between a mouse for…

Bought recently, happy as an elephant. This is the best mouse I've ever owned (and I change them like gloves once a month). I use it a lot, actively, I can’t work without it, so I say with confidence that it’s worth the money. Firstly, super-sensitive, in every sense, the response is just in milliseconds. Secondly, the backlight is very convenient in the dark. It lies in the hand as it was here, with my tunnel syndrome this is important. I got connected with half a kick, I didn’t need any…

Flick shots fly, device fire. Some pros: Among the coolest features I will note: 1. Individuality, ASUS excels in this, the kit includes a transparent cover, on which I pasted a sticker by cutting out my logo in it, now the mouse glows with my logo. Always wanted to have something custom. By the way, in ROG monitors that have the same feature on the bottom of the logo projection, you can also depict something on the replaceable cover there. Haven't seen anything like this in others. 2. I play…

One of the most expensive mice. With a really cool sensor, a comfortable shape despite the weight, and a fast click. Interchangeable microphones looked promising until the Japanese omrons (included) began to double click. But a lot of jambs, both in ergonomics and in the technical component, make this mouse a waste of money. I took it back to Asus and have no regrets. The photo is gone. By the way, they did not recognize the double click. For, as I was told, "in Excel, I don't double-click…

Expensive, but worth it. Convenient, lightweight, fast charging (can be through a wire, you can without it), very ergonomic, convenient to work with. The main feature is a removable joystick that can be customized for you, for Streetfight that's what you need. One could find fault with the backlight, which I personally don’t need, but is it worth it with other pluses. Yearly device, very.