💥 ASUS ROG Gladius III Wireless Gaming Mouse with Tri-Mode Connectivity, High-Precision 19,000 DPI Sensor, Hot-Swappable Push-Fit II Switches, Ergonomic Shape, and ROG Omni Mouse Feet. Review

In general, the impressions are very positive, though there are some concerns, because. My last 3 mice broke after 4-14 months. Almost all mice broke the scroll wheel and a double click appeared. Let's see what happens with this one.

Before that, I had a mouse of the same type from Xiaomi, 2.5 times cheaper. a year later the sensor fell off, after a year and a half the right button died. I hope this one can withstand a lot more, fortunately there are additional clicks in the kit

It was necessary for Asus to save a penny and put a cheap mechanical encoder on the wheel. As a result, the bounce scrolled already in the first months of use, and the further the worse. Different pros: - Ability to disassemble the mouse without removing the Teflon feet. - Wireless without delays and interruptions. - Ability to charge and continue to use the mouse. - Coating that does not slip in wet hands. - Beautiful and comfortable body shape. Some cons: - Chatter scrolled. - Disgusting…

I am very pleased with the mouse. Fundamentally wanted wireless and light. It shows itself well in shooters and games. It sits well in a large hand, but for some it seems too high and large. I recommend you try it in your hands before buying. Pros: Good autonomy, enough for a couple of days. Charges quickly. Flexible backlight settings, I use the backlight depending on the charge of the mouse. Nice wheel, clear response. Excellent legs. The ability to change switches, so I don’t worry about a…

Let's start with the positive ; ) Great shape for right hand The ability to adjust the backlight as you like. Well, and all the other goodies . . Flaws :( In application: We abruptly entered another game, do we need to set it from 800dpi to 900dpi? BUT…. That's right, you forgot to ate the mouse software…. You will have to insert the receiver and mouse into the USB port…… Wait……. Reboot your system! Do you suffer from Wet Hand Syndrome or just sweat while playing? ASUS engineers do not care…

Some pros: The mouse is an extension of your hand. I use a touchpad on a Mac and have never liked mice, but this one is now in my hand all the time. For gaming, it's just great. Cons: There is no software for poppy, you need to use third-party ones.

I recommend. Beautiful, well made, feels like a thing and works great. Haven't tried it on different surfaces. But I found one place where my other two mice work worse, I think. The volume of the buttons - I don’t know, it doesn’t annoy me, which means it is quite adequate. I have not tried the interchangeable buttons in the kit. Pros below: She is great! Beautiful and awesome in the hand. I was worried that it would be small, but no, everything is fine, I did not think that the mouse would…

The mouse is good, I took a wired G502 to replace it, it is more convenient than it. There is a backlight - set to display the temperature of the video card, convenient. Holds a charge perfectly, for 5-7 days of active use from 100% drops to 15-18%. Charging in an hour - one and a half to 100%. (I use my Macbook charger.) There is a sleep mode - if you do not use it for a couple of minutes, the backlight turns off and if you start using it, that is, a micro-delay at the first action - it…

Surprisingly light for wireless. Connected via bluetooth, everything works. At first glance, a great thing, I bought it yesterday, so far there is little experience in using it. At the moment, the buttons do not play, the case does not creak, everything is assembled tightly. I didn’t observe any sensor slips, I drive on an ordinary simple rug for 100. There are additional Omron mics included, apparently the mouse is expected to last so long that even the mics will need to be replaced. We'll see

And now in more detail, the software is so disgusting that only after I talked with those support for 2 months and sent them feedback, they needed a direct connection from the developers of this case to fix it, and the software problems were from the mouse not being detected to not saving the settings, and deleting it was also impossible to the end even with "special" software for removal. I took it in the hope that this one would not start to pull the wheel, but no, by the month of November (I

I have long wanted a wireless mouse and a shape as close as possible to my old Razer Imperator, which I chose for myself for a long time and which has served me for more than 8 years, but at the moment it began to double-click and react badly to both buttons. So the possibility of replacing switches has also become one of the main selection criteria. Options, by and large, especially then it was not in view of the above. The mouse itself is great. Unusually responsive at first and sooooo…

I chose a mouse to replace the disgusting hp omen, which also like to wind up reviews. The choice ended up with Asus, Razer and Logitech mice. The latter were brushed aside because of frequent complaints about software, double clicks, undertyping or overkill. I chose between Razer and Asus for a long time, in the end I chose the latter. There are already products from the Asus brand, and overall positive impressions. Overall reliability and quality. Already dealt with Armory Crate and…

In general, Asus made an almost perfect mouse for me in terms of characteristics and capabilities, but in small things not related to production, they made global problems, software that does not allow it to be used for the entire and unpleasant delivery service, which, in fact, can withdraw the goods, but prove that it wasn't there or it was broken, you can't.

The mouse has become an extension of the hand! The buttons are really cool, there are no misclicks at all - branded ROG mikriks with 70M clicks and the ability to quickly replace (never encountered a similar situation in mice); The side surfaces were replaced with plastic (in the previous version there were elastic bands); Teflon feet work perfectly on any surface - a table, a cloth rug, do not scratch or scratch themselves; The wireless adapter is attached to a special socket on the bottom of

I bought a mouse for 8500, expensive, but worth it. But I wouldn't be willing to pay the price Has pros: - beautiful design, unusual side lighting - convenience in 3 connection modes - very handy. The mouse is high, it is worth picking up another mouse after it, it is already uncomfortable) - good equipment - I was very bribed by the story with a double click, which can be minimized, because Removable switches included - excellent return (played on cs and warzone, no problems) - You can…

When it came time to choose a new mouse, I immediately realized that I wanted a mouse from ASUS ROG, because they have long been considered top manufacturers of gaming peripherals, thanks to the build quality and the materials used. I was also very attracted to the chips in the form of changing mikriks, and also really liked the appearance of the mouse (especially thanks to the backlight on the side). Although I have not used the product for long, I am still very satisfied with the purchase…

The mouse working on the cable turns off after 20-60 minutes of work. That is, the profile change button and dpi work and the backlight is on, but clicks, the cursor mover and the wheel stop working. Even after reboot. Just insert and pull out the cable and wait for the next disconnection. Standard mics immediately began to double click. Rearranged to omron like norms. Disappointed.

the mouse is suitable, I bought it at a discount. for such a price it is generally beyond praise, Some pros: connection methods, does not fall off from a computer or smart phone when connected wirelessly. the sensor is good, it works on any carpet, replaceable switches, a chic cable (soft flexible and most importantly braided) usb-c to usb A adapter included, there are also interchangeable legs in the kit. You can set it up as you like, but the software is not very good, the mouse lies…

I took this particular company for a feature that should be in all top-end mice - the ability to replace switches without soldering and complex disassembly, finally someone realized that buttons are consumables. As the mouse suits completely, the shape and size are optimal, the cursor moves smoothly and clearly. There are a few weights missing for finer tuning, but not everyone needs this. There is perhaps only one minus, the buttons on the side are not conveniently pressed with a swipe, since…

All the same, it is better to make a replaceable battery, because. an external battery lasts 2-3 times longer depending on the capacity (again, I rely on the model from Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed, it is well thought out there, as well as battery replacement). And the backlight profile could be done through the top buttons as it is implemented on the HyperX Pulsefire Surge model, and not to make a separate button for this from the bottom. Without backlight, it lasted 10 days until the battery…