🖱️ ASUS ROG Gladius II Origin Limited Edition PNK Optical Gaming Mouse: Ergonomic Right-handed PC Gaming Mouse for FPS Games with 12000 DPI Optical Sensor, Aura Sync RGB, and ROG Armoury II - Pink Review

Ready to use. ROG Armory does not recognize the connected mouse. ROG Aura SYNC does not affect mouse colors. ROG GPU Tweak doesn't affect the mouse either. No syncing in my ROG motherboard, ROG graphics card and ROG mouse. ASUS ROG Strix GTX1080ASUS ROG Maximus X HeroASUS ROG Gladius II Wireless

I needed a new mouse for work and this fit perfectly. I wanted to be able to turn it off at the end of the day and lock it in my desk before I leave. I love the option to turn it off! These mice are really hard to find. Feelings are also very natural. From the MX Master it didn't look like it would be comfortable, but I like it even more. I've been using wireless for a long time, and to be honest, latency or bad connection issues really killed cutting cables. fully.

I wanted so badly to love this mouse for my MMO gaming sessions. The backlight is pretty amazing and the software works great with AuraSync. The only downside is only 2 DPI per profile (an odd limit considering every other software allows 5+) and for some reason my games didn't inherit custom key settings until I repeated them another time. The downside for me is the HEAVY mouse. I'm used to and prefer big mice, but this one felt uncomfortable on almost every surface I tried it on. He didn't…

I really like Asus mice. They last forever. You can see my old ROG Gladius which is 5 years old and still working. In addition to Gladius II Origin. Of course the coating peels off and I had to replace the clickers once. But you can't beat its durability. Gladius vs. Gladius II OriginPros: Fewer legs are better for my 4000 DPI that I play with because they give me more control. The screws are easily accessible if you need to swap out the clickers. RGB backlight. Almost 1 to 1 in size and shape…

I bought this mouse mainly because I was doing an RGB build using ASUS components and wanted something that could be synced. This turned out to be a big mistake as I had many compatibility issues with ASUS proprietary software. After buying a new motherboard I got RGB to sync, but the mouse itself is still pretty much useless to me at this point (more than 2 months after purchase). First, ASUS doesn't offer direct firmware updates that I can see. They need to install their armory software but…

Holding down and wiggling your mouse buttons while using the gray switches will register as clicks, meaning you'll accidentally double-click the left and right buttons quite a few times, which they do for games with blue ones switches totally unsuitable, but they don't seem to suffer from this problem, however they click much "harder" and you can't click them as fast. Nevertheless, also the raising and lowering of the mouse. causes the switches to trigger on accidental presses, which is bad for

My Logitech mouse started clicking twice and I wanted a quality replacement so I went with this one as the switches will be replaced be able. Mood. For me as a custom mechanical keyboard enthusiast this is a HUGE deal as I like being able to mess around with switches and replace faulty ones without soldering. Ironically, I don't actually use this mouse for gaming since I use the controller for roleplaying. I just wanted a quality mouse with interchangeable switches, and here it is. I don't…

This mouse is phenomenal. It feels good, the sensor is accurate and with Asus' arsenal you can easily adjust the sensitivity via the DPI and RGB settings. The phone comes with a braided USB cable and a regular USB cable. The cables themselves aren't attached to the mouse, which I found odd at first since the mouse isn't wireless. However, after setting it up/using it, I quickly realized that it wasn't just a brilliant idea, I was also surprised that other manufacturers didn't follow suit. Once…

I sent this product back immediately. Has that changed since the positive reviews? First, the build quality of this mouse is terrible, like cheap, flimsy junk, literally like an empty egg ready to crack at any moment. And it doesn't have rubberized grips as promised, just a subtle texture of plastic. I have a cheap Chinese mouse I bought 5 years ago for $15 and it seems much, much sturdier (wish I could buy 3 of them). Even my Microsoft Office mouse feels better! And they both have much better…