ASUS Optical Gaming Mouse - ROG Gladius II Core | Ergonomic Right-hand Grip | Lightweight PC Gaming Mouse | 6200 DPI Optical Sensor | Omron Switches | 6 Buttons | Aura Sync RGB Lighting

I bought this mouse for my wife because she was a fan of the rose gold Razer products, however neither of us are a fan of Razer as a company. When we got the package it was in good condition, a little dinged up but nothing inside was shifted at all so the box did its job.The mouse itself is more then responsive enough for the types of games we play (COOP shooters like DRG and MOBAs like LoL) and a large leap up from her old Logitech G403.It's comfortable, the back and forward buttons are in reach with her smaller hands, and it has enough weight to not feel like a toy.In addition the attention to detail on the design is exactly what we expected from Republic of Gamers, and it subtly carries over all of their other products. The wheel's texture, the side pads, and the base of the mouse all have the geometric patterns and my wife loved it.Overall a great anniversary present.

I recently got this mouse for replacing my older gaming mouse I started having double-clicking problems. To solve this with my lack of soldering ability, I bought this to compensate that! By the aesthetics, It has a pretty sleek, yet semi-simple design for a right-handed ergonomic gaming mouse. The grips are moderate and my hands feel comfortable while using it for prolonged gaming.When I’m using this for gaming, this performs very well as I expect from a gaming mouse. Using this for Team Fortress 2 and Borderlands 3, my sniping capabilities has yet been either the same (in a good way) or has improved over time while using this mouse.The packaging containing the items are really nice also! I got myself 2 cables, a rubberized 1-meter cable and a braided 2-meter cable, an ROG logo sticker, 2 mouse switches, and the mouse itself with the manuals.Believe it or not, the software was no trouble to use! I’ve set up profiles for some games I play for lighting aesthetics, macros, and reassigned buttons.If you can get this while it’s on sale, definitely get it since I spent 50$ for the features of this mouse, the hot-swappable mouse switches.

I wish the keyboard and headset that match this mouse hadn't been sold out, because ASUS products are just so nice. This mouse is simple, looks clean and elegant, and FUNCTIONS perfectly. None of which I can say for the Razer peripherals I wound up purchasing because the rest of the pink ASUS line was sold out everywhere.If you're looking for pink accessories and are trying to decide between the ASUS and Razer let me save you a ton of wasted money and assure you you do NOT want to waste your money on Razer trash. The FEEL of the ASUS peripherals as well as the functionality are WELL worth the extra money you will spend.If you like cheap trash that won't work, go ahead and get the Razer equivalents. If you want your peripherals to look nice AND be of decent quality and FUNCTION PROPERLY, spend the extra money on ASUS.

Like I mentioned in the title, I am a long time Razer Deathadder user, buying and using various models of it over the years. I always had like it because it's a rather large mouse and I have quite big hands, and most mice are uncomfortably small in my hand.Then I saw this, which is very similar in design, and dimensions, but man it's so much better than even my most recent Razer Deatheradder Elite. Feels very high quality, mouse is a bit heavy, but I like that. The RGB lighting on it is very nicely done, and the clicks are very tactile. Everything about it feels well built, and designed. The side grips are a very nice touch, they have a great material that doesn't allow your fingers to slide even if you get slightly sweaty fingers like I do sometimes.All of that aside, it's an ASUS ROG product, which usually comes in with a high price tag, for not always a significantly better product. But here, it feels all ROG in build quality, for a very affordable price. Picked mine up while listed at $58.99 USD - which happens to be cheaper than any of the Razer Deathadder models I've purchased in the past. As is standard with ASUS ROG products, it comes with a nice array of extras: 2 different length cables, a 1 meter and 2 meter, a very nice metal ROG Sticker, a carrying pouch and MOST IMPORTANTLY REPLACEMENT SWITCHES! This is what really sold me on the mouse. In the event that you actually do wear the switches out, or perhaps would just like to try out the feel of the included additional set, you can do that! Every other mouse I've purchased never came with replacement switches - and whenever it would begin to either double click, or not register clicks I'd just have to suck it up and buy another mouse.Lastly, I've seen some other people struggle with pairing the RGB with the Armoury Crate/ASUS Aura apps. I did NOT have this issue at all, not sure if related to the fact that I have a ASUS Rog Strix B550-F Wifi MOBO? But regardless, the mouse functions flawlessly in all aspects, with some very nifty included treats from ASUS.Absolutely 5/5.