ASUSROG Keris Wireless AimPoint Gaming Mouse, Tri-mode connectivity, 36000 DPI sensor, 5 programmable buttons, ROG SpeedNova, Replaceable switches, Paracord cable, White

I've been through a lot of mice with my kids. I picked this one up for the good price. I've been using it for awhile now, and I am really surprised.So first off, the plastic has a great feel. It feels cool even in long gaming/work sessions. I found the shape very comfortable, and it did reduce my pink pain slightly when compared to my DAV2 pro and my Kysona m511, or ajax 159 apex.I paired with my my galaxy s10 ultra, and then I put the dongle in my pc. Bluetooth autoconnects when I use my tablet, and then when I turn on my PC it seamlessly switches. Some mice have problems doing this even when a device is off (kysona, apex). So the connectivity is a bonus there.Even though this mouse is old, it is significantly smoother than the other mice, even though on paper they are close in tech.Battery has gone a week without charging and mostly on standby. So I'd say its about 40 hours or so of use no charge for me. Not bad.

¡Adaptarse a este mouse fue todo un reto! Venía del Viper v2 pro y quería probar algo de Asus en su versión ergonómica para que combinara con mi teclado Azoth. Así que me decidí por este mouse. Al principio, no puedo decir que fue amor a primera vista. ¡Para nada! Tuve que usarlo varias veces para cogerle el truco. Con el Viper, siempre terminaba con molestias después de varias horas de juego. Pero, ¿adivinen qué? ¡Con este mouse, el dolor desapareció por completo! Mi agarre se siente mucho más cómodo y ya no tengo que hacer fuerza de más al mover el mouse gracias a la posición de la muñeca.La calidad, como siempre en esta línea de Asus, es de lo mejor. ¡Y su triple conectividad es un puntazo! No es algo común en todos los tope de gama de otras marcas.La tasa de sondeo es otro plus. ¡Los 4000 Hz se sienten de verdad! Los 8000 Hz no los noté tanto, así que no los uso. Además, para usar esa tasa, solo se puede conectar con cable, y no me interesa jugar con cable. ¡Así que los 4000 Hz inalámbricos me van de maravilla!En cuanto al sensor, ¡es de lo mejor! No se puede esperar menos de un sensor tope de gama.También me encantó la duración de la batería y su carga rápida. ¡En un ratito lo tienes cargado al 100%! Y su duración con carga completa no tiene nada que envidiarle a los demás.Si sientes que los mouse de agarre tradicional te causan molestias, ¡prueba este mouse! Y si no te acomodas o no sientes que ganas nada en cuanto al agarre, ¡lo puedes devolver! Porque, por lo demás, la calidad de construcción, la conectividad, la duración de la batería, la tasa de sondeo y el sensor son de lo mejor.

great mouse if u can get close to $100 ill buy it again . the only problem is ASUS armory crate needs an upgrade but great mouse for gaming and real light .may be small to some

The media could not be loaded. Feels great, nice click, decent battery life. I got this to go with another ROG product and I have no complaints. It comes with an Omni dongle that allows you to pair multiple ROG products to it so I was able to pair both the keyboard and mouse to the same dongle, thus saving me a USB port on my laptop. I also like how I can also use it wired via the provided usb-c for super competitive gaming when I need that slight latency edge but its almost not noticeable since using it with a dongle already feels super fast.Solid quality mouse. Not the top of the line mouse but for the price it comes at I'm super happy with it and am expecting to use it for years.

This is a great mouse and I am honestly torn between the Keris II Ace and the Chakram X Origin mouse. The Chakram X Origin is much bigger and fits my hand perfectly, the Keris II Ace is a bit smaller, but far lighter than the Chakram X Origin. Both perform fantastically and both just glide on the mouse pad (The Keris II Ace more so than the Chakram X Origin!), but where the Keris II Ace beats the Chakram X Origin is being able to use the Keris II Ace in wireless mode with above 4000hz polling rate. The Chakram X Origin only goes up to 1000hz polling rate in wireless mode.If you're primarily using your mouse in wireless mode, definitely get the Keris II Ace, as it has up to 8000hz in both wired and wireless mode. The only real downside is that the polling booster is pretty chunky, and may overtake another USB port on your motherboard or laptop.

I'm extremely happy with the mouse. It's extremely lightweight with an insanely low click latency, so I love it for gaming!Battery life:I haven't had it long enough to test the battery life fully, but I've had other ASUS products in the past where the battery life does not disappoint. Also, you can charge it while you use it, and you can have the LED in the scroll wheel indicate the battery life in the software if you want. You reprogram everything except left-click, including scroll up and scroll down, which is cool.If you can get it on sale, it is a great value for your money, and if money is not an issue, this is definitely my first recommendation for performance and comfort.Feel in hand:I personally like bigger mice, which this is, but it's not obnoxiously big and is very comfortable in hand. My only complaint (which might be completely a me thing) is that I've had to adjust the way I typically hold my mice to more of a claw style where I grip the side with my ring and pinky finger because when I try to pick it up to readjust in game, it feels like it slips out of my hand a bit - as if it would benefit from having better grips instead of just textured sides