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 Vinay Zaveree ᠌

Name: 💨 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
Item: 💨 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
Rating: 3

March 28, 2023

Nothing special, there are positive and negative sides.

Believe me, the low price in this case is justified, because this mouse is not suitable for games, it has non-working software, it quickly discharges, its native switches die and it has an office sensor that is not suitable for shooters from the word "absolutely".
Take at least the Chinese one is cheaper, at least the Logitech is more expensive, but do not fool yourself that you can get a quality product from Asus cheaply.

Pros

Hot-swap switches, low price, easy to disassemble, normal (just normal, I liked it less than the g102 for 1000) sensor. Neat appearance, lies comfortably in the hand. Good Type-C cable included. It weighs quite a bit (a lot of empty space that the battery could take, maybe it would have lived at least a little longer). The plastic is normal, not outstanding, but I can’t find fault with it either.

Cons

Software, software and more software. Mom didn't want to, dad didn't try - literally about armory crate. Nobody tested this garbage, nobody wanted it, but there is no other way to turn off the backlight (and you will want to do this, because the mouse does not live long on a single charge) and there is no other way to set the dpi you need. This craft did not work for me on 2 out of 2 computers, each installation takes 15 minutes (deletion is even longer), a bunch of some kind of tracking services from asus hang in the background. I managed to put it only on an old laptop of a friend, save dpi to the memory of the mouse, turn off the backlight, so that after a week the mouse settings were reset to default, and it blinked again, like a garland, draining the battery. The battery holds very little, and you most likely cannot turn off the backlight, because the devil himself wrote the software. Well, the sensor is not at all "gaming", it does not break, of course, but I do not like the accuracy, although I have no complaints about the penny g102, draw your own conclusions. And energy saving for the gaming sensor is not an excuse, they could put a normal battery, there is plenty of space in the mouse. Terrible complete switches, died after 1 month, since I knew about the problem and bought spare ones from Kailh and Huano. Put red Kailh, and the problem is settled.