Review on 💨 ASUS ROG Keris Wireless Gaming Mouse - Lightweight Design with 16,000 DPI Sensor, Replaceable Switch Sockets, Customizable Side Buttons, ROG Omni Mouse Feet, Paracord Cable, and Aura Sync RGB Lighting by Stanislaw Kalinowski ᠌

As many people write, native mics for 70M clicks, pre-installed in the mouse - . I took it on October 28, on November 15 (today) I changed the left mikrik, because he started double clicking on the LMB release, could not understand why I select the text to copy, I reach the end and the selection is reset, transferring courses, I started checking on the site and really, when the on was pressed, a double click popped up, sometimes not even one, that's where the hell was sitting. I wasn’t very upset, because I expected this, I changed it to a spare mikrik, which is many times softer and quieter, while it’s cured, we’ll see how long this one will live, but a couple of new ones should be ordered anyway. For my small or medium hand (I still don’t understand your palm gradations), the mouse is a top, I have been looking for this for a long time, the shape is very comfortable, the mouse is very light, the charge really holds about two weeks, which surprised me, considering that I am a day, I play apex for 5 hours with DPI 800 and sensitivity in the game 2.0, that is, mouse movements in such a dynamic shooter are more than enough. It charges literally in an instant, during this time, today I charged only the second time, the charge lasts like half the life of a mikrik. The legs are good, I got used to it quickly, not as aggressive as those of the Bloody P80 PRO, I don’t know plus or minus, but it doesn’t bother me. If you are not afraid to throw out the vaunted 70 million mikriks, then this is the mouse for you. For me, after numerous Bloody and Razer, it is honorable in the first place