
ROG - Harpe II Ace
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Last updated: Dec 31, 2025 Scoring
If you like the mid size mouse size and enjoyed the g502. Viper V3 Pro, Lamzu Maya X and Harpe Ace 2 are all flagship mice that you will not go wrong with. They are in the same size range and have a bit of shape and curve to them with a mid hump. They all have great click feeling and coatings with the Maya edging them out for the crispiest main click feeling. If you go down a deep rabbit hole you can branch off the gpro superlite and viper v3 and start looking at Chinese clone mice to save 50 or dollars but that would require you kinda know what shape you already like then you will end up with 20 plus mice after a couple years like most of us. If you have Best Buy near you go check out some display mice in person if not then you can’t go wrong with one of the 3 I recommended. Good luck
r/MouseReview • Back to gaming after a decade: need a mouse recommendation ->Yeah it happens, best coating is on the Harpe ace 2 and it’s a bit more nimble then the viper v3 having a bit more of a slope on the butt. So you can easily use many grips.. viper probably the safest of the 3 and the Maya will have the crispy clicks and lowest weight. You will enjoy any of them if you want to go with a different mouse I’d go with the Rawm levitation v4. Inspired by the viper and I’ve heard nothing but good praises about it
r/MouseReview • Back to gaming after a decade: need a mouse recommendation ->Try out the Asus harpe. It's on sale right now and a fantastic mouse that can be used with all grips. I agree, the coating on the super light and damn near every Logitech mouse is slippery. I get sweaty hands as well. I was tired of it so I got a sleeve that also covers my palm (I know it's dumb) but it works wonders.
r/MouseReview • Mouse recommendations? ->I have similar sized hands to you, it’s been a nightmare and a half to find a mouse that fits the hands properly. I have bounced back and forth between the Logitech G502X and the Asus ROG Harpe. Logitech is better for a palm grip. The asus is better for fingertip and claw grip. Found the asus mouse to be more comfortable and lighter.
r/pcmasterrace • Help for a mouse that fits my hand ->OG harpe ace is big for my hands. I think mini will fit nice and i have a Rog Zepyrus so pairing will be perfect
r/MouseReview • What's best gaming mouse out there right now? ->Looks like the Asus Rog harpe is the way to go it is a perfect shape for my hand to use in intense fps competitive gaming
r/ASUSROG • What's the best Asus Rog mouse for intense EA gaming ->Not trying to be insensitive, but do you have Marfan Syndrome? On the mouse front, I do recommend checking out the ROG Harpe Ace, it's a little long for most folks so it might be suitable for you. Best of luck!
r/MouseReview • I have really long fingers and I can never find mice that are comfortable. Any advice? ->Couple of months ago my model O's scroll wheel's peg axel snapped when in slite rage I slammed it on the desk, went on a search for a new mouse and now I'm a glad owner of harpe ace II, I was planning to buy the extreme version but when I started to dig deeper, I found out that the "II" is a newer model from extreme (even tho cheaper materials, it is more polished and fixed most weaknesses that the previous models had). I'm not here to brain wash, my initial first pick was razer deathadder V4 pro, but I greatly hesitated due to past experience with the software (which is way worse compared to armoury crate, which the ace II doesn't even use anymore...)
r/MouseReview • Asus rog harpe ace aimlab alternatives? ->I love the Lamzu Maya X personally, though I do know that the Scyrox V8 is also an amazing claw grip mouse. Although it's possible that Razer has changed, I've gone through 7 warranties with 7 Razer products and after such a consistently unreliable experience I can't recommend anything Razer anymore ngl. Asus also makes some epic mice too, the Harpe 2 ace is pretty nice as well.
r/MouseReview • Best Razer mice (or alternatives) for relaxed claw grip – 19x10.5 cm hand ->The Asus ROG Harpe Ace could be a good option, as the most common complaint is that its too long. I would recommend getting use to fignertip grip though, my hands are 'only' 21.5 cm long but i fignertip pretty much every mouse on the market.
r/MouseReview • I have really long fingers and I can never find mice that are comfortable. Any advice? ->Damn didnt even know this mouse existed, looking at it now it definitaly looks promising, hard choice between this and the pulsar though hmmm
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