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 Agata Warda ᠌

Oh . I used a mouse from the company on L, but it began to double-click over time. Realizing that this problem would haunt, I began to look for mice with hotswap switches. It turned out that there are only a few of them, and as I understand it, ASUS has now patented it, so no others are expected in the near future. I ordered it on , they quickly brought it, I began to try it and I understand that the USB dongle for wireless connection does not work. The computer sees it but constantly turns it off and defines it as an unknown device. The most annoying thing is that everything else worked and because of this little thing I really didn’t want to carry it for a replacement. The problem is that the company on L has this dongle if you can buy it separately, but there’s no way. With sadness, I carried it to the service, the marriage was confirmed, the store changed it to the same one. On the spot I checked that this time everything works. A month later, I was finally able to use the mouse normally. But normally I used literally less than a week. No matter how funny it was, but she began to double-click and is very noticeable. And sometimes I can do 100 clicks normally, then 3/4 clicks are double-clicked. As a result, with what he fought, he ran into something. Fortunately, there are replacement switches in the kit, but the built-in ones are declared for 70,000,000 clicks, and did not even last a week of inactive use. I'm not going to change, but it upset everything. And do not forget that you can only change the switches of the main buttons. The rest will still have to suffer. In general, a very controversial purchase, but if you want replaceable switches, then there is not much to choose from. Alas