ROG - ROG Keris II Ace

Harpe Ace/Extreme. I wrote a few page email to JJ at Asus a few years ago saying I wanted to see. It was pages and pages long. I had a Keris from you guys (it came with my rampage v edition 10. I liked it but I told them that it needed to be lighter. I pointed out all the areas that the PCB could be clipped off, where weight savings could be made. Made suggestions about the mouse feet, types of switches to offer, everything. Said they should release a symmetrical design like the finalmouse/other types. He basically said they had focus groups for that. Although his email back was very professional, I was also disappointed. I'd like to test the Harpe Ace Extreme because this one is refreshing. I want to see how far you've come.

We often think, big brands don't really listen to the community but this is a proof that they do. I think Asus is putting the peripheral community on alert. I see the big improvements they've made in their keyboards and these mouse advancements add to more of their brilliancy. ROG Harpe Ace Extreme with the lightweight design and ergonomic shape, which allows claw and palm grippers to find something they like ( I actually have a mixed grip) and it will definitely be one to try for me! side note, Keris II Ace’s swappable switches are a game-changer for durability. I think with how much modding takes place for many of the mouse in the current market, Asus might be onto something in introducing hot swappable parts (so to speak) in the mice world.

I've said it before the ROG Harpe Ace and the Keris 2 are some of the best mice I've ever used, but DAMN the ROG software is some absolute buns. I even liked the new ROG Harpe Ace Mini.

I 100% agree with you. I actually think the Harpe Ace and the Keris 2 are some of the best mice I've ever used. I love their shapes and their coating along with pretty much everything. But man, the ROG software is SO BAD i stopped using them. I even like the new Harpe Ace Mini, but I returned it because of how BAD their software is.

I took this mouse yesterday. Amazing performance and very comfortable to use.

I buy blind om this becausw of sale around 100$ in my country this is good mouse better than my supelight 2 dex, very comparable to my lamzu thorn in shape and weight and i agree the build quality is perfect can use polling rate at 8k with 2.4Ghz booster but 8k vs 4k i see no difference for me its a good eveyday gaming mouse

Its up to you if you want to buy it or not but my opinion was my own they didnt pay me anything here for 110$ i like it better than my gpx2 dex, keris 2 and lamzu thorn. It hits the right spot for its price spec and build quality its reasonable i think but their keyboards? Nahh 100% nahhh

Yeah its good buy i think for its price, my gpx2 dex and keris ii ace is much expensive vs this i still choose this all day for swappable bat and build quality

Hey I got this mouse and really enjoy it. The problem i got is for some reason I can't install armory crate gear. The install goes to 99% and never finishes. I left it for a few hours and everything had to close it manually. I'm curious as to what you mean by "you can set options without software like with xfrty mouse" how?

Can I please get the harpe extreme if I have a chance since I already got the original harpe, harpe ace mini and keris2? I love the bulky feeling of harpe and the carbon fiber does enhance the shell quality.

Keris II Ace - ergonomic & fits all grip styles Harpe lineup - ambidextrous: 1. Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition 2. Harpe Ace Mini (smaller but good for claw or fingertip grip style) These 3 are all lightweight and have nice clicks & feel. Only go for Spatha series if you don't mind heavier and more buttons for MMORPG games.

I've never heard about carbon fiber on a mouse before, so that's pretty cool. I like the whole idea about aiming for lightweight even for the largest Harpe Ace Extreme mouse. I generally approve of all 3 shapes as i'm personally not a fan of large mice trying to outdo themselves with various design choices and just becoming more massive and complicated. So naturally the Harpe Ace Mini is the one that catches my eye first. But then also the Keris II Ace seems more slick and curved and i would probably find it more comfortable. I like the fact that you can plug in a usb cable and just use them like a wired mice.

I just bought the Keris 2 now. I still find 129 too expensive but at least it’s offering more than any big-brand competitor. I also had and returned the ace mini. Amazing product but it was an impulse buy, I think its msrp should be 99 for what it offers. To me ASUS completely replaced Logitech as one of the biggest brand for gaming peripherals.

You. It's lose. Very annoying. Switched back to a Logitech mouse with light force switches

yup, mine is coming loose and scroll gets stuck sometimes

Hello. I just bought the mouse, but in Armoury Crate software I only have 100-1000 Polling rate option, for both cable and wireless. I did update firmware too. What may be the problem?! Thanks.

I’m loving my Keris ii Ace 🐁

I have the Keris 2 Ace and it’s the best mouse I’ve ever had!!! Went from the Gladius 3 and never looking back

happened to mine as well. the rubber is loose after a month and can get stuck while scrolling. ASUS really messed up on this. seems to be quite widespread [https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gE7wcpq85mo](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gE7wcpq85mo) such a shame for such a great mouse

I had the keris II and it was one the best ergo mouse i ever tried.

This mouse has the best ergo shape of any mouse. Just wish it was larger for those that like bigger mice for a comfort fit.

The ROG Keris II Ace impresses with its ultralight 54g design and comfortable ergonomic shape. The 4000Hz wireless polling is snappy, but I wish the side grips were grippier

For me, the mouse shape is always a dealbreaker. I like the idea of the ROG Keris II’s sloped sides and thumb friendly button placement since comfort over long sessions is a must. The Harpe Ace Mini sounds great for fingertip grip. it’s tough to find a lightweight option that suits that style. The weight range across these models looks super solid, though I wonder how noticeable the 47g vs. 54g difference is in actual gameplay.

I always love the EC3 shape, but mine is dead and I am now using ROG Keris 2 ace. The performance is top notch, but I still prefer the more controllable EC3 shape. My hand size is 18 cm, 10 cm. I would like to try the Feinmann which is only a hair higher hump than EC3, but I think I will wait for the 1.5 Size with no holes. Thanks for your meticulous review brother.

Asus Keris II Ace in white so good.

Dude, I still use an ~20yr old diamondback with zero issues, but my new naga rmb switch broke right after warranty ended, go figure… Not planning on buying another Razer product, the new stuff isn’t built to last. I switched to rog so I can swap out the switches if one goes, working ok so far.