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 Dorota Kalinowska ᠌

A firm hold on anything is often preferable. It's preferable to have a decent wheel. In this case, however, the most important point is that it should be improved in a different way - a double click should not exist in a year, or even sooner. Pros: Both the assembly and the packaging seem to have been done correctly. The hold that the right hand finds itself in is pronounced to such a degree that it is comfortable to use, but it does not offer anything else (razer basilisk x hyperspeed, logitech G502 proteus core is much more convenient for me). The battery is already installed, the amount of work may be used for somewhere between five and seven days, the charging wire is braided in fabric, and it is pretty lengthy. There are also replaceable switches that do not require soldering in order to be replaced. Although the illumination is stunning, most of the time you don't even notice when your hand is on the mouse. A month later, yet another remarkable quality of plastic was uncovered: it was found to be resistant to the accumulation of filth and grease. The last mouse was disinfected with alcohol every two weeks, but this one is almost four months old and looks brand new. Cons: After a month, the wheel started to groan and squeak as if it were on an unlubricated cart. This went away after some time had passed, but it left a negative impression because the equipment cost seven thousand Japanese yen.